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[[Image:Hot house MTMTE.jpg|right|300px|thumb|"Hi, I'm Hot House! I'm having trouble coming up with a caption for my picture. Let me mull it over for a while. I suppose I could make a joke about my knee. See how it's sticking up there? 'BEWARE MY KNEEPADS OF DOOM!' or something like that. Or maybe my name is funny. 'Hot House.' Hmm"<ref>"It means a heated greenhouse, where people grow tropical flowers. I do like flowers. Red ones set off my optics. Of course, 'hothouse' is also an adjective meaning 'delicate, sensitive.' Y'know, I think I kinda resent that! Sure, I'm not the strongest Micromaster around, but I get by! And firefighting is hard work! *harumph* Anyway, I'm still having trouble coming up with a caption. Let me know if you think of something."</ref>]] | [[Image:Hot house MTMTE.jpg|right|300px|thumb|"Hi, I'm Hot House! I'm having trouble coming up with a caption for my picture. Let me mull it over for a while. I suppose I could make a joke about my knee. See how it's sticking up there? 'BEWARE MY KNEEPADS OF DOOM!' or something like that. Or maybe my name is funny. 'Hot House.' Hmm"<ref>"It means a heated greenhouse, where people grow tropical flowers. I do like flowers. Red ones set off my optics. Of course, 'hothouse' is also an adjective meaning 'delicate, sensitive.' Y'know, I think I kinda resent that! Sure, I'm not the strongest Micromaster around, but I get by! And firefighting is hard work! *harumph* Anyway, I'm still having trouble coming up with a caption. Let me know if you think of something."</ref>]] | ||
'''Hot House''' is a thinker. He mulls over every problem to the last rivet, often out loud. His fellow Autobots wonder if he should really be left in charge of a large battle vehicle, but his attention to detail actually makes him very good at his job, watching the skies at long-range to defend Autobot installations against incoming [[Decepticon]] attacks.<ref>''[[More | '''Hot House''' is a thinker. He mulls over every problem to the last rivet, often out loud. His fellow Autobots wonder if he should really be left in charge of a large battle vehicle, but his attention to detail actually makes him very good at his job, watching the skies at long-range to defend Autobot installations against incoming [[Decepticon]] attacks.<ref>''[[Transformers: More than Meets the Eye|More than Meets the Eye]]'' #3</ref> | ||
His [[fire station]] base is also great at shooting at Decepticons bigger than it. Doing any damage is another matter entirely. | His [[fire station]] base is also great at shooting at Decepticons bigger than it. Doing any damage is another matter entirely. | ||
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==Fiction== | ==Fiction== | ||
===''Zone'' cartoon, comic, and story pages=== | ===''Zone'' cartoon, comic, and story pages=== | ||
Upon the creation of the [[Zone Base]], Hot House was put in charge of the [[Fire station|Fire Base]]. {{storylink|Zone (story page)|Zone Part 4}} When [[Violen Jiger]] kidnapped [[Galaxy Rocket]] and fled to the [[Tenth Planet]], all the [[Micromaster]]s (Hot House included) promised to keep [[Micro|Zone]] safe while [[Dai Atlas (Zone)|Dai Atlas]] and the [[Powered Master]]s pursued the villain. {{storylink|Zone (story page)|Zone Part 10}} | Upon the creation of the [[Zone Base]], Hot House was put in charge of the [[Fire station|Fire Base]]. {{storylink|Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers: Zone (story page)|Zone Part 4}} When [[Violen Jiger]] kidnapped [[Galaxy Rocket]] and fled to the [[Tenth Planet]], all the [[Micromaster]]s (Hot House included) promised to keep [[Micro|Zone]] safe while [[Dai Atlas (Zone)|Dai Atlas]] and the [[Powered Master]]s pursued the villain. {{storylink|Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers: Zone (story page)|Zone Part 10}} | ||
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==Toys== | ==Toys== | ||
Revision as of 11:17, 21 July 2012
- Hot House is an Autobot Micromaster from the Generation 1 continuity family.
Hot House is a thinker. He mulls over every problem to the last rivet, often out loud. His fellow Autobots wonder if he should really be left in charge of a large battle vehicle, but his attention to detail actually makes him very good at his job, watching the skies at long-range to defend Autobot installations against incoming Decepticon attacks.[2]
His fire station base is also great at shooting at Decepticons bigger than it. Doing any damage is another matter entirely.
Fiction
Zone cartoon, comic, and story pages
Upon the creation of the Zone Base, Hot House was put in charge of the Fire Base. Zone Part 4 When Violen Jiger kidnapped Galaxy Rocket and fled to the Tenth Planet, all the Micromasters (Hot House included) promised to keep Zone safe while Dai Atlas and the Powered Masters pursued the villain. Zone Part 10
Toys
Generation 1
- Hot House (Micromaster Station, 1989)
- Accessories: Base, connector ramp
- Hot House is a redeco of Tailwind, transforming into a white and maroon A-10 Thunderbolt ground-strike plane, with a red-and-white color scheme to reflect his firefighting role. He was only available with a fire station that transforms into a tank-like battle mode.
- Hot House's mold was also used to make Windrim.
Zone
- Fire Base (Micro TF Station, 1990)
- Accessories: Fire Base, connector ramp
Notes
- As a redeco of Tailwind who was gang molded with Nightflight, Hot House, by necessity, shares plastic colors with his fellow Micromaster Station toy Airwave.
Foreign names
- Japanese: Hot House (ホットハウス Hotto Hausu)
- French: Serre Chaude (Canada)
Footnotes
- ↑ "It means a heated greenhouse, where people grow tropical flowers. I do like flowers. Red ones set off my optics. Of course, 'hothouse' is also an adjective meaning 'delicate, sensitive.' Y'know, I think I kinda resent that! Sure, I'm not the strongest Micromaster around, but I get by! And firefighting is hard work! *harumph* Anyway, I'm still having trouble coming up with a caption. Let me know if you think of something."
- ↑ More than Meets the Eye #3
