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:''Dream-Eater is a [[Beastformer]] from the [[Generation 1 (franchise)|Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].'' | :''Dream-Eater is a [[Beastformer]] from the [[Generation 1 (franchise)|Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].'' | ||
[[Image:DreamEaterPoster.jpg|thumb|300px|]] | [[Image:DreamEaterPoster.jpg|thumb|300px|I believe you can get me through the night.]] | ||
'''Dream-Eater''' (ドリームイーター ''Dorīmuītā'') is one of the [[Autobot]]-allied Beastformers fighting a war on the planet [[Beast (planet)|Beast]]. His role in the Autobot Beastformer forces is "Special Combat Unit". He also holds the rank of Emperor of [[Uruku]], the country on whose plains he was born, under King [[White Cow]]. | '''Dream-Eater''' (ドリームイーター ''Dorīmuītā'') is one of the [[Autobot]]-allied Beastformers fighting a war on the planet [[Beast (planet)|Beast]]. His role in the Autobot Beastformer forces is "Special Combat Unit". He also holds the rank of Emperor of [[Uruku]], the country on whose plains he was born, under King [[White Cow]]. | ||
Revision as of 18:26, 3 September 2009
- Dream-Eater is a Beastformer from the Generation 1 continuity family.
Dream-Eater (ドリームイーター Dorīmuītā) is one of the Autobot-allied Beastformers fighting a war on the planet Beast. His role in the Autobot Beastformer forces is "Special Combat Unit". He also holds the rank of Emperor of Uruku, the country on whose plains he was born, under King White Cow.
- English name: Torrential Tapir
Toys
Beastformers
- Dream-Eater (Beastformer, 1987)
- Beast ID number: 58
- Dream-Eater is an anthropomorphic tapir with green robotic armor. He came with his "Quick Dreamer" sword. He has one of three rubsigns on his chest, revealing the elemental power of fire, water, or wood.
- Burst Sun Special Set (Multi-pack, 1987)
- The first Beastformers multipack (still using the Transformers logo and factions) contained nine normal figures, then one of two special editions of the faction leaders, either a clear-plastic version of Alligatron, or White Leo with the "Burstsun" rubsign. The box contained no windows, so you didn't know which of the leaders you got until you opened it up.
- The other nine standard Beastformers in the set were Black Jaguar, Būpink, Crowmax, Dog Hunter, Dream-Eater, Earthhog, 'Mingo Kid, Musk-Horn, and Slo.
Notes
- In Japan, China and Korea, the tapir is named after a elephant-snouted beast from Chinese mythology that eats people's dreams.
