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*He resembles ''Generation 1'' [[Hot Rod (G1)|Hot Rod]] and the concept art done by [[Hasbro]] artist [[Marcelo Matere]] identifies him as Rodimus. According to [[Aaron Archer]] at the [[BotCon 2010]] [[Activision]] panel, Hot Rod was named Hot Shot due to Hot Rod being an [[trademark|unprotectable name]]. Makes you wonder why they didn't just go with "Rodimus" like Hasbro usually does... | *He resembles ''Generation 1'' [[Hot Rod (G1)|Hot Rod]] and the concept art done by [[Hasbro]] artist [[Marcelo Matere]] identifies him as Rodimus. According to [[Aaron Archer]] at the [[BotCon 2010]] [[Activision]] panel, Hot Rod was named Hot Shot due to Hot Rod being an [[trademark|unprotectable name]]. Makes you wonder why they didn't just go with "Rodimus" like Hasbro usually does... | ||
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| The name or term "Hot Shot" refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see Hot Shot (disambiguation). |
- Hot Shot is an Autobot from the Transformers: War for Cybertron portion of the Transformers: Prime continuity family.
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Hot Shot is an Autobot who participated in the Great War. He might look a little familiar.
Video games
Transformers: War for Cybertron - Autobot (DS)
- Voice actor: Travis Willingham
Notes
- He resembles Generation 1 Hot Rod and the concept art done by Hasbro artist Marcelo Matere identifies him as Rodimus. According to Aaron Archer at the BotCon 2010 Activision panel, Hot Rod was named Hot Shot due to Hot Rod being an unprotectable name. Makes you wonder why they didn't just go with "Rodimus" like Hasbro usually does...
