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====''Energon''==== | ====''Energon''==== | ||
:''Voice actor:'' [[Matt Hill]] (English), [[Mitsuo Iwata]] (Japanese) | :''Voice actor:'' [[Matt Hill]] (English), [[Mitsuo Iwata]] (Japanese) | ||
The rookie of Team Prime, Ironhide has a major case of hero-worship towards both Optimus Prime and [[Hot Shot]]. He joins the team in the very first episode, in the hopes of earning a [[Combination Spark]]. | |||
Optimus Prime paired Ironhide with [[Kicker,]] in the hopes that the two would help to keep one another under control. Neither was very happy with the partnership at first, but eventually they became good friends. | |||
Ironhide did manage to earn a Combination Spark after several battles, making him able to [[Powerlink]] with [[Jetfire]] and later, [[Cliffjumper]]. Along with several other characters, Ironhide was reformatted into a new paint job to fight Unicron (his new paint scheme bore a resemblance to G1 [[Hound]] and was referred to as "Energon Ironhide" in the toyline). | |||
===Dreamwave comics continuity=== | ===Dreamwave comics continuity=== | ||
Revision as of 02:42, 15 October 2006
- Ironhide is an Autobot in the Energon portion of the Unicron Trilogy continuity family.

Ironhide is a young Autobot who has stars in his eyes and a boundless desire to prove himself. Sadly, he's just a dork. sometimes, he's a tehcnically clever dork, but a dork nontheless.
Japanese name: Roadbuster
Fiction
Animated continuity
Energon
- Voice actor: Matt Hill (English), Mitsuo Iwata (Japanese)
The rookie of Team Prime, Ironhide has a major case of hero-worship towards both Optimus Prime and Hot Shot. He joins the team in the very first episode, in the hopes of earning a Combination Spark.
Optimus Prime paired Ironhide with Kicker, in the hopes that the two would help to keep one another under control. Neither was very happy with the partnership at first, but eventually they became good friends.
Ironhide did manage to earn a Combination Spark after several battles, making him able to Powerlink with Jetfire and later, Cliffjumper. Along with several other characters, Ironhide was reformatted into a new paint job to fight Unicron (his new paint scheme bore a resemblance to G1 Hound and was referred to as "Energon Ironhide" in the toyline).
Dreamwave comics continuity
Energon
Toys
Energon
- Ironhide (Mega, 2004)
- Japanese ID number: SC-04
- Energon Ironhide (Mega, 2004)
- Japanese ID number: SC-24
- Ironhide (Happy Meal, 2004)
- Ironhide (Built to Rule, 2004)

