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* ''[[Transformers Animated (franchise)|Transformers Animated]]'''s [[Jazz (Animated)|Jazz]], [[Prowl (Animated)|Prowl]], [[Lockdown (Animated)|Lockdown]], and [[Yoketron (Animated)|Yoketron]] are versed in the Metallikato ninja arts; Prowl and Yoketron have also mastered the "5 Servos of Doom" technique, as well as the advanced "[[Processor-over-matter]]" mindset. {{storylink|The Elite Guard}} {{storylink|Five Servos of Doom}} | * ''[[Transformers Animated (franchise)|Transformers Animated]]'''s [[Jazz (Animated)|Jazz]], [[Prowl (Animated)|Prowl]], [[Lockdown (Animated)|Lockdown]], and [[Yoketron (Animated)|Yoketron]] are versed in the Metallikato ninja arts; Prowl and Yoketron have also mastered the "5 Servos of Doom" technique, as well as the advanced "[[Processor-over-matter]]" mindset. {{storylink|The Elite Guard}} {{storylink|Five Servos of Doom}} | ||
*''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (franchise)|Revenge of the Fallen]]'' [[Whirl (ROTF)|Whirl]] and [[Bludgeon (ROTF)|Bludgeon]] are Metallikato masters. {{storylink|Bludgeon (ROTF)|Bludgeon's Battle Bio}} | *''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (franchise)|Revenge of the Fallen]]'' [[Whirl (ROTF)|Whirl]] and [[Bludgeon (ROTF)|Bludgeon]] are Metallikato masters. {{storylink|Bludgeon (ROTF)|Bludgeon's Battle Bio}} | ||
*[[IDW Generation 1 continuity]] [[Skids (G1)|Skids]] is a practicing master of the art. {{storylink|Scavengers (Part 2): Who's Afraid of the DJD?}} | *[[IDW Generation 1 continuity]] [[Skids (G1)|Skids]] is a practicing master of the art. But what he knows is mostly just mimicked from witnessing real masters of the art. {{storylink|Scavengers (Part 2): Who's Afraid of the DJD?}}{{storylink|Black Planet: Dark Cybertron Chapter 11|Black Planet}} | ||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
Revision as of 05:46, 18 August 2015
Metallikato, owing to its heavy influence on spirituality, is believed to be the most obscurely practiced and potentially inaccessible of Cybertronian martial arts. Its teachings cull from a wide variety of other martial arts, such as Circuit-Su and Crystalocution, cumulatively emphasizing a variety of attack strategies, though bladed combat is its hallmark.[1] Metallikato has a strict code of ethics to attune its "children" to the "One True Path" of the Ultimate Warrior, a figure of religious legend.[2]
Known users of Metallikato
- Generation 1 Decepticon Pretender Bludgeon, the first in-fiction practitioner of Metallikato and still the most well-known.
- Rollbar of the 2001 Robots in Disguise cartoon universe also knows at least one Metallikato technique.[citation needed]
- Unicron Trilogy Optimus Prime has been known to employ a kick derived from the art, although the full extent of the Autobot leader's knowledge of Metallikato is unknown. He was taught this technique by Landmine. Collapse
- The Cybertron Mini-Con Kobushi. Kobushi's bio
- Transformers Animated's Jazz, Prowl, Lockdown, and Yoketron are versed in the Metallikato ninja arts; Prowl and Yoketron have also mastered the "5 Servos of Doom" technique, as well as the advanced "Processor-over-matter" mindset. The Elite Guard Five Servos of Doom
- Revenge of the Fallen Whirl and Bludgeon are Metallikato masters. Bludgeon's Battle Bio
- IDW Generation 1 continuity Skids is a practicing master of the art. But what he knows is mostly just mimicked from witnessing real masters of the art. Scavengers (Part 2): Who's Afraid of the DJD?Black Planet
Notes
- The word "Metallikato" is Finnish. It translates to "loss of metal" in English.
- According to "Another Time & Place", "Transformers: The Ultimate Guide", and Darn 'n' Blast #304, this art is forbidden. Of course, they're only referring to the Generation 1 part.
References
- ↑ More than Meets the Eye profile books, p464
- ↑ "End of the Road!", Marvel U.S. #80
