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: He was only available at Big Lots! stores as well as Maxi&Cie/Superstore, and Winners in Canada, along with [[Undermine (TF 2010)|Undermine]] and [[Wreckloose (TF 2010)|Wreckloose]]. Oddly, he is the only one of the three to get an entirely new deco; Wreckloose's deco changes were negligible at best and Undermine went completely unchanged. | : He was only available at Big Lots! stores as well as Maxi&Cie/Superstore, and Winners in Canada, along with [[Undermine (TF 2010)|Undermine]] and [[Wreckloose (TF 2010)|Wreckloose]]. Oddly, he is the only one of the three to get an entirely new deco; Wreckloose's deco changes were negligible at best and Undermine went completely unchanged. | ||
: He has also been found in Toys R Us stores in the UK along with [[Wreckloose (TF 2010)|Wreckloose]] & [[Undermine (TF 2010)|Undermine]] | : He has also been found in Toys R Us stores in the UK along with [[Wreckloose (TF 2010)|Wreckloose]] & [[Undermine (TF 2010)|Undermine]] | ||
::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2011/Autobot/Backstop/backstop.htm More information on Backstop at TFU.info]'' | |||
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* Just where Backstop, Undermine and Wreckloose "fit", dimensionally, is up for debate. Their [[bio]]s pretty clearly make them out to be separate characters from their ''Cybertron'' namesakes while —with typical 2010-on vagueness— offering no insights into what universe they're "supposed" to go in. They could be part of the neo-[[Generation 1 (franchise)|Generation 1]], they could be [[live-action film series|movie-verse]]... pick what works best for you. | * Just where Backstop, Undermine and Wreckloose "fit", dimensionally, is up for debate. Their [[bio]]s pretty clearly make them out to be separate characters from their ''Cybertron'' namesakes while —with typical 2010-on vagueness— offering no insights into what universe they're "supposed" to go in. They could be part of the neo-[[Generation 1 (franchise)|Generation 1]], they could be [[live-action film series|movie-verse]]... pick what works best for you. | ||
Revision as of 22:57, 9 April 2013
| The name or term "Backstop" refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see Backstop (disambiguation). |
- Backstop is an Autobot of undetermined universal origin (via the 2010 Transformers toyline).
Back in the day, Backstop was a championship wrestler. Those were the days. Just grappling for sport, entertaining the planet with his physical strength and strategic thinking, machine against machine. The war upended all that, though, and now Backstop uses his muscle to help protect Autobot installations. When he sets his feet, he's just about unmovable. And he's smart enough to see through Decepticon trickery, making him one tough bot to get past.
Toys
Transformers (2010)
- Backstop (Scout, 2011)
- Accessories: Key
- Backstop is a redeco of the Cybertron Backstop mold, transforming into a robotic rhinoceros. In both rhino and robot modes, plugging a Cyber Key into the back of his beast-head extends his spring-loaded "ramming robo-horn". He comes with a clear-blue, silver-bordered Jungle Planet style Cyber Key, simply referred to as a "key" on his cardback.
- He was only available at Big Lots! stores as well as Maxi&Cie/Superstore, and Winners in Canada, along with Undermine and Wreckloose. Oddly, he is the only one of the three to get an entirely new deco; Wreckloose's deco changes were negligible at best and Undermine went completely unchanged.
- He has also been found in Toys R Us stores in the UK along with Wreckloose & Undermine
Notes
- Just where Backstop, Undermine and Wreckloose "fit", dimensionally, is up for debate. Their bios pretty clearly make them out to be separate characters from their Cybertron namesakes while —with typical 2010-on vagueness— offering no insights into what universe they're "supposed" to go in. They could be part of the neo-Generation 1, they could be movie-verse... pick what works best for you.
- The packaging also does not help place them, being red-colored like the Generations toyline, but lacking any other series identifier. As such, this wiki has placed them under the umbrella "2010" line just for ease of organization.
