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*'''2010''' — [[Laserbeak (WFC)|Laserbeak]], the laser blasting Decepticon from the [[Aligned continuity family]]. | *'''2010''' — [[Laserbeak (WFC)|Laserbeak]], the laser blasting Decepticon from the [[Aligned continuity family]]. | ||
{{disamb|y=2011|[[Laserbeak (DOTM)|Laserbeak]], the Decepticon from ''[[Transformers: Dark of the Moon (franchise)|Dark of the Moon]]''.}} | {{disamb|y=2011|[[Laserbeak (DOTM)|Laserbeak]], the Decepticon from ''[[Transformers: Dark of the Moon (franchise)|Dark of the Moon]]''.}} | ||
{{disamb|y=2014|[[Laserbeak (Kre-O)|Laserbeak]], the Autobot from ''[[Kre-O]]''.}} | |||
Laserbeak should not be confused with... | Laserbeak should not be confused with... | ||
Revision as of 17:56, 1 March 2014
The name Laserbeak / Lazorbeak has been used for several different Transformers characters.
- 1984 — Laserbeak, the Decepticon cassette/condor from Generation 1.
- 1996 — Lazorbeak, the Predacon pteranodon from Beast Wars.
- 2002 — Laserbeak, the Autobot bird/camcorder/gun from Armada in the Unicron Trilogy.
- 2005 — Laserbeak, the Planet X bird-drone and partner to Soundwave from Cybertron in the Unicron Trilogy.
- 2005 — Laserbeak drones, the mass-produced Planet X bird-drones from Cybertron.
- 2008 — Laserbeak, the guitar of Soundwave from Transformers Animated.
- 2008 — Laserbeak, the heroic Decepticon cassette/condor from the Shattered Glass continuity.
- 2010 — Laserbeak, the laser blasting Decepticon from the Aligned continuity family.
- 2011 — Laserbeak, the Decepticon from Dark of the Moon.
- 2014 — Laserbeak, the Autobot from Kre-O.
Laserbeak should not be confused with...
- Lazerback, the Predacon dragon-bird-thingee from Transformers: Prime.
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