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:Mach transforms into a white-and-blue, vaguely futuristic space shuttle. He came packaged with his partner, Tackle, or as part of the complete Landcross giftset. | :Mach transforms into a white-and-blue, vaguely futuristic space shuttle. He came packaged with his partner, Tackle, or as part of the complete Landcross giftset. | ||
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:A reissue of Mach, this version replaces the stickers with paint applications. | :A reissue of Mach, this version replaces the stickers with paint applications. | ||
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Revision as of 16:04, 26 September 2010
- Mach is an Autobot from the Victory portion of Generation 1 continuity family.

Mach doesn't like fighting. Mach likes peaceful strolls. And fuzzy things. He is certainly no dummy, but usually he does need to ask at least twice for an explanation from Tackle before he gets a concept. He doesn't quite understand why humans are surprised by a fifteen-foot-tall robot. He turns into a space shuttle, so he should be able to get peace and quiet in space. Oddly enough, it doesn't work out like that. However, when a fight starts, he has no problems in waging it—unless ordered otherwise. He's a good soldier that way. Mach combines with Tackle to form the imaginatively named Machtackle. Together they make a much more dynamic fighter. As part of the Multiforce, Mach also serves as the left arm of the powerful Landcross.
Fiction
Victory cartoon
- Voice actor: Yūki Satō (Japan)
Mach and Tackle encountered a crazy old man who named Mach "Robot number 1". Mach discovered a prairie dog who he claimed as a new friend. Mach and Tackle
Toys
Victory
- Machtackle (1989)
- Japanese ID number: C-318
- Mach transforms into a white-and-blue, vaguely futuristic space shuttle. He came packaged with his partner, Tackle, or as part of the complete Landcross giftset.
Micromaster Collection
- Mach (Micromaster, 2002)
- A reissue of Mach, this version replaces the stickers with paint applications.



