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===Animated continuity===
===Animated continuity===
If you need an Autobot who can do a Ronald Reagan impersonation, look no further than Crosshairs.
Crosshairs does quite the Ronald Reagan impression.


==Toys==
==Toys==

Revision as of 18:45, 24 April 2007

Crosshairs is an Autobot Targetmaster in the Generation 1 continuity family.

As the Autobot weapons supervisor, Crosshairs oversees the procurement and maintenance of a dizzying array of implements of death for his fellow Autobots. Long association with such machinery has made him meticulous and careful, possibly to a fault. Crosshairs will often refuse to fire his own weapon unless he's certain it won't miss.

Crosshairs enjoys a good relationship with his equally methodical Targetmaster partner Pinpointer, who is content to let Crosshairs call the shots.


French-Canadian name: Échevelé


Fiction

Marvel comics

Crosshairs eventually became disgusted with his role in the unending cycle of suffering, and quit his position as Weapons Supervisor to join Fortress Maximus as a front line warrior.


However, when stuff exploded on Nebulos, Fortress Maximus was all "Waah, I'm on fire, where did our guns go?" and Crosshairs was pressed back into service as the Autobots' armorer. How ironic!

Animated continuity

Crosshairs does quite the Ronald Reagan impression.

Toys

Generation 1

  • Crosshairs (Targetmaster, 1987)





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