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:''Knok is an [[Autobot]] [[Powermaster]] partnered with [[Doubledealer]] | :''Knok is an [[Autobot]] [[Powermaster]] partnered with [[Doubledealer]] from the [[Generation 1 (franchise)|Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].'' | ||
[[Image:Knok-mtmte.jpg|right|250px|thumb|Who's there?]] | [[Image:Knok-mtmte.jpg|right|250px|thumb|Who's there?]] | ||
'''Knok''' is the [[Powermaster]] partner of [[Doubledealer]]. | '''Knok''' is the [[Powermaster]] partner of [[Doubledealer]]. Though loyal to the Autobot cause, he's also a money-grubbing little fellow, making him a good match for the ambitious Doubledealer whose business office he helps run. | ||
When transformed into Doubledealer's power-supply engine, Knok allows him to transform to his humanoid robot mode. Little does Knok suspect the true levels of Doubledealer's duplicity—he is totally unaware of Doubledealer's Decepticon form, or the [[Skar|other Powermaster partner]] that enables it. | When transformed into Doubledealer's power-supply engine, Knok allows him to transform to his humanoid robot mode. Little does Knok suspect the true levels of Doubledealer's duplicity—he is totally unaware of Doubledealer's Decepticon form, or the [[Skar|other Powermaster partner]] that enables it. | ||
==Commercial appearances== | ==Commercial appearances== | ||
[[Image:Doubledealercommercial.jpg|right|200px|thumb|Knok is the blurry little thing, not to be confused with the blurry large things that are Optimus Prime and Doubledealer. | [[Image:Doubledealercommercial.jpg|right|200px|thumb|Knok is the blurry little thing, not to be confused with the blurry large things that are Optimus Prime and Doubledealer. (Hasbro, can we get these commercials on DVD pleeeeeeeeeease?)]] | ||
Knok appears very briefly in the [[Commercial|television commercial]] for Doubledealer; after Doubledealer speaks with Optimus Prime, he transforms to missile carrier mode. Knok then transforms and attaches to him. | Knok appears very briefly in the [[Commercial|television commercial]] for Doubledealer; after Doubledealer speaks with Optimus Prime, he transforms to missile carrier mode. Knok then transforms and attaches to him. Knok is not visible when Doubledealer arrives at the Decepticon camp. | ||
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* '''Doubledealer''' (Powermaster, 1988) | * '''Doubledealer''' (Powermaster, 1988) | ||
:Knok is one of two Powermaster engine figures that came with Doubledealer. | :Knok is one of two Powermaster engine figures that came with Doubledealer. Like most Powermaster engines, he transforms by wrapping his legs around himself sideways. | ||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
* Unlike most *master partners, it has never been made explicit that Knok is a [[Nebulan]] or even an organic. | * Unlike most *master partners, it has never been made explicit that Knok is a [[Nebulan]] or even an organic. ''[[More Than Meets The Eye (G1)|More Than Meets The Eye]]'' refers to both him and [[Skar]] as "Transformers". | ||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
Revision as of 08:12, 26 October 2009
- Knok is an Autobot Powermaster partnered with Doubledealer from the Generation 1 continuity family.
Knok is the Powermaster partner of Doubledealer. Though loyal to the Autobot cause, he's also a money-grubbing little fellow, making him a good match for the ambitious Doubledealer whose business office he helps run.
When transformed into Doubledealer's power-supply engine, Knok allows him to transform to his humanoid robot mode. Little does Knok suspect the true levels of Doubledealer's duplicity—he is totally unaware of Doubledealer's Decepticon form, or the other Powermaster partner that enables it.
Commercial appearances
Knok appears very briefly in the television commercial for Doubledealer; after Doubledealer speaks with Optimus Prime, he transforms to missile carrier mode. Knok then transforms and attaches to him. Knok is not visible when Doubledealer arrives at the Decepticon camp.
Toys
Generation 1
- Doubledealer (Powermaster, 1988)
- Knok is one of two Powermaster engine figures that came with Doubledealer. Like most Powermaster engines, he transforms by wrapping his legs around himself sideways.
Notes
- Unlike most *master partners, it has never been made explicit that Knok is a Nebulan or even an organic. More Than Meets The Eye refers to both him and Skar as "Transformers".
