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* His design is broadly similar to [[Erector (G1)|his G1 counterpart]], only ''Animated''-ized. The notable exception is that his exhaust stacks point ''up'' in robot mode, rather than forward. | * His design is broadly similar to [[Erector (G1)|his G1 counterpart]], only ''Animated''-ized. The notable exception is that his exhaust stacks point ''up'' in robot mode, rather than forward. | ||
* [[Erector (G1)|Erector]]'s [[Transformers Hall of Fame]] nomination video showed off a different design for ''Animated'' Erector, claiming he would have formed essentially the entire lower half of [[Devastator (Animated)|Devastator]]. Like everything else in that video, this is entirely false. | |||
[[Category:Animated Autobots]] | [[Category:Animated Autobots]] | ||
Revision as of 15:37, 8 June 2011
| This article is about the Autobot from Animated. For the Autobot from Generation 1, see Erector (G1). |
- Erector is an Autobot from the Animated continuity family.
Erector pops up where you least expect him!
Fiction
Transformers Animated cartoon continuity
Erector appeared in the audience for The Motor Master's Stunt Convoy show. The Stunti-Con Job
Notes
- His design is broadly similar to his G1 counterpart, only Animated-ized. The notable exception is that his exhaust stacks point up in robot mode, rather than forward.
- Erector's Transformers Hall of Fame nomination video showed off a different design for Animated Erector, claiming he would have formed essentially the entire lower half of Devastator. Like everything else in that video, this is entirely false.
