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==Fiction==
==Fiction==
=== ''Revenge of the Fallen'' franchise ===
=== ''Revenge of the Fallen'' franchise ===
The mini-death-tank-bot was owned by a small boy. He inadvertently blew his disguise when his main weapon fired, blowing a hole in the primitive [[Earth]] dwelling he was in. Taking advantage of the surprise of the boy and his father, the robot transformed and made his escape. Unfortunately, the father had been recording the events, and the video was later sent to [[Leo Spitz]], who posted to [[The Real Effing Deal]] on [[June 23]], 2009. {{storylink|The Real Effing Deal}}
On [[June 23]], 2009, the mini-death-tank-bot inadvertently blew his disguise when his main weapon fired, blowing a hole in the primitive [[Earth]] dwelling he was in. Taking advantage of the surprise of the boy and his father, the robot transformed and made his escape.
 
Unfortunately, the father had been recording the incident, and the video was later sent to [[Leo Spitz]], who posted to [[The Real Effing Deal]]. {{storylink|The Real Effing Deal}}


==External link==
==External link==

Revision as of 17:12, 19 January 2020

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The mini-death-tank-bot is a Transformer from the live-action film continuity family.
Brawl, you need to keep an eye on your kids!

The mini-death-tank-bot is really good at disguising himself as toys, but sometimes forgets to keep his weapons to a realistic level in order to maintain his disguise.

Fiction

Revenge of the Fallen franchise

On June 23, 2009, the mini-death-tank-bot inadvertently blew his disguise when his main weapon fired, blowing a hole in the primitive Earth dwelling he was in. Taking advantage of the surprise of the boy and his father, the robot transformed and made his escape.

Unfortunately, the father had been recording the incident, and the video was later sent to Leo Spitz, who posted to The Real Effing Deal. The Real Effing Deal