Sweep Six

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Sweep Six is a Decepticon from the Generation 1 continuity family.

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Sweep Six is one of the Sweeps, huntsmen of Scourge created by Unicron from parts of dead Decepticons. Sweep Six is the most tactically adept of the Sweeps, an ability that Scourge takes advantage of.

Fiction

The Transformers cartoon

Sweep Six was (presumably) created by Unicron from the remains of fallen Decepticon warriors, following the Decepticons' failed assault on Autobot City. The Transformers: The Movie

Sweep Six made an attack on several Autobots alongside Sweep Seven. Call of the Primitives

Sweep Six may be among the Sweeps seen in a variety of exploits over the course of the Generation 1 cartoon.

Wings Universe

Cyclonus, Scourge, and a swarm of Sweeps attacked an Autobot shuttle carrying Kup, Hot Rod and the Dinobots. After losing track of them for a few, the hunters finally found their prey and boarded the shuttle. Unfortunately for the Sweeps, they had interrupted the story Kup was telling the Dinobots to keep them entertained in the downtime. The Dinobots were not amused, and proceeded to violently dismember the Sweeps. Wings of Honor

While this comic does not specifically identify Sweep Six as one of the Sweeps taking part in the attack, it was specifically designed to help promote the BotCon 2009 figures, of which Sweep Six is a member.

Toys

Timelines

Sweep Six is the one in the middle.

• Sweeps (multipack, 2009)
  • Accessories: 6 wings/blades (left and right), 3 yellow cyber keys

Sweeps Two, Six and Seven came in an exclusive three-pack at BotCon 2009, all three being identical redecos of the Timelines Scourge toy available at the same convention. The mold is a retool of Cybertron Sideways with a new head, transforming into a teal and white alien spacefighter with yellow detailing. The Sweeps are armed with "battle shields" with Cyber Planet Key-activated pop-out blades.

The original version of this mold was also used for the Japanese DVD-exclusive Noisemaze Mass Production Type Version and Universe Ratbat.

• More information on Sweeps at TFU.info

Notes

• Sweep Six is one of only two Sweeps named in the Generation 1 cartoon.