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{{disambig2|Transformer opticalwear|human eyewear|glasses}} | {{disambig2|Transformer opticalwear|human eyewear|glasses}} | ||
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[[ | [[File:TFA ThisIsWhyIHateMachines Tracks.jpg|thumb|200px|"Wait 'til [[Air Raid (Animated)|Air Raid]] gets a load of these spectacles!"]] | ||
Unlike the crude human devices known as [[glasses]], these spectacles are worn by [[Transformer]]s, presumably to enhance superior, [[Cybertronian]] [[Sensors|optical sensors]]. They are most popular [[Scalpel (ROTF)|with]] [[Perceptor (Animated)|scientists]], but since [[Tracks (Animated)|fashionable Auto-Detailing Designers]] have sported them, we can assume some bots wear them simply to look cool. Spectacles come in a variety of lens colors, including [[Scalpel (Animated)|red]] (like another type of [[Tech Spec|specs]].) | Unlike the crude human devices known as [[glasses]], these spectacles are worn by [[Transformer]]s, presumably to enhance superior, [[Cybertronian]] [[Sensors|optical sensors]]. They are most popular [[Scalpel (ROTF)|with]] [[Perceptor (Animated)|scientists]], but since [[Tracks (Animated)|fashionable Auto-Detailing Designers]] have sported them, we can assume some bots wear them simply to look cool. Spectacles come in a variety of lens colors, including [[Scalpel (Animated)|red]] (like another type of [[Tech Spec|specs]].) | ||
==Fiction== | ==Fiction== | ||
===Cartoon continuity=== | ===Cartoon continuity=== | ||
====''Super-God Masterforce'' cartoon==== | ====''Super-God Masterforce'' cartoon==== | ||
[[ | [[File:Lander manga.jpg|left|thumb|150px|Not to be confused with [[Chip Chase]].]] | ||
[[Lander]] appeared in these when in his Pretender shell, so, they may just be [[glasses]]. | [[Lander]] appeared in these when in his Pretender shell, so, they may just be [[glasses]]. | ||
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===Live action continuity=== | ===Live action continuity=== | ||
[[ | [[File:ScalpelCA.jpg|left|thumb|150px|"All ze better to see you vith, my dear."]] | ||
[[ | [[File:DOTMQuegadget.jpg|thumb|200px|"The way I see it, if you're going to build a time machine into a car, why not do it with some style?"]] | ||
Scalpel glared menacingly through his clear, round specs at the captive [[Sam Witwicky]]. {{storylink|Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (film)|Revenge of the Fallen}} | Scalpel glared menacingly through his clear, round specs at the captive [[Sam Witwicky]]. {{storylink|Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (film)|Revenge of the Fallen}} | ||
[[Wheeljack (Movie)|Wheeljack]] (a.k.a. Que) also wore a pair of clear, round spectacles. {{storylink|Transformers: Dark of the Moon (film)|Dark of the Moon}} | [[Wheeljack (Movie)|Wheeljack]] (a.k.a. Que) also wore a pair of clear, round spectacles. {{storylink|Transformers: Dark of the Moon (film)|Dark of the Moon}} | ||
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===''Animated'' cartoon continuity=== | ===''Animated'' cartoon continuity=== | ||
[[ | [[File:RiseofSafeguard-Perceptor.jpg|left|thumb|150px|All his remaining personality is expressed through his spectacles.]] | ||
[[ | [[File:ScalpelAnimated.jpg|thumb|200px|He's ''very'' interested in your technical specifications.]] | ||
Perceptor wore a pair of yellow-tinted, frameless spectacles. | Perceptor wore a pair of yellow-tinted, frameless spectacles. | ||
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Tracks was seen looking down, over his clear, half-moon spectacles at an [[Carmine Fanzone|organic visitor]] to Cybertron. {{storylink|This Is Why I Hate Machines}} | Tracks was seen looking down, over his clear, half-moon spectacles at an [[Carmine Fanzone|organic visitor]] to Cybertron. {{storylink|This Is Why I Hate Machines}} | ||
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===Transformers: All Spark manga continuity=== | ===Transformers: All Spark manga continuity=== | ||
[[ | [[File:AllSparkmanga-NaotoTsushima-Starscream.jpg|left|thumb|200px| Starscream-kun was a shoe-in for Class Representative.]] | ||
Before going to Earth, [[Starscream (G1)|Starscream]] occasionally wore spectacles. | |||
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Before going to Earth, [[Starscream (G1) | Starscream]] occasionally wore spectacles. | |||
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==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
Revision as of 13:11, 13 January 2014
| This article is about Transformer opticalwear. For human eyewear, see glasses. |
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Unlike the crude human devices known as glasses, these spectacles are worn by Transformers, presumably to enhance superior, Cybertronian optical sensors. They are most popular with scientists, but since fashionable Auto-Detailing Designers have sported them, we can assume some bots wear them simply to look cool. Spectacles come in a variety of lens colors, including red (like another type of specs.)
Fiction
Cartoon continuity
Super-God Masterforce cartoon
Lander appeared in these when in his Pretender shell, so, they may just be glasses.
Live action continuity
Scalpel glared menacingly through his clear, round specs at the captive Sam Witwicky. Revenge of the Fallen
Wheeljack (a.k.a. Que) also wore a pair of clear, round spectacles. Dark of the Moon
Animated cartoon continuity
Perceptor wore a pair of yellow-tinted, frameless spectacles.
Scalpel was equipped with a pair of red-tinted, half-moon spectacles.
Tracks was seen looking down, over his clear, half-moon spectacles at an organic visitor to Cybertron. This Is Why I Hate Machines
Transformers: All Spark manga continuity
Before going to Earth, Starscream occasionally wore spectacles.
Notes
- In the Animated continuity, Tracks, Perceptor and Scalpel not only share the same fashion sense in optic-wear, but all three have been involved in alterations to external shells, being an Auto-Detailing Designer, a scientist who participated in upgrading Jetfire and Jetstorm, and a medi-bot behind Team Stunticon's disguises, respectively.
- Animation errors result in Trailbreaker appearing like he's wearing spectacles in "Divide and Conquer" and "A Plague of Insecticons".
