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===2015 ''Robots in Disguise'' cartoon=== | ===2015 ''Robots in Disguise'' cartoon=== | ||
{{voiceactor|[[Bailey Gambertoglio]] (English), [[Miyuki Satō]] (Japanese)|[[Tiziana Martello]] (Italian)}} | {{voiceactor|[[Bailey Gambertoglio]] (English), [[Miyuki Satō]] (Japanese)|[[Tiziana Martello]] (Italian)}} | ||
Hank was playing football with [[Butch (RID)|Butch]] and some other kids when Russell arrived at the football field. She recognized the helmet he was wearing as originally belonging to [[Bronko Kowalski]] and joked that Butch's real name was Cynthia when he outed her real name. After Russell joined in the game and eventually left frustrated when they lost, she followed him back to the scrapyard and returned the helmet he'd dropped, inviting him to take part in football practice the next day. Following practice, she dropped by the scrapyard again to give him a pep talk and admired the [[Grimlock (WFC)|dinosaur statue]] he was standing beside. During the eventual football match the next day, Hank distracted two of the opposing players by impersonating a chicken, allowing Russell to punt the ball over the goal, and afterwards asked if he played basketball. {{storylink|More than Meets the Eye (RID)|More than Meets the Eye}} | Hank was playing football with [[Butch (RID)|Butch]] and some other kids when Russell arrived at the football field. She recognized the helmet he was wearing as originally belonging to [[Bronko Kowalski]] and joked that Butch's real name was Cynthia when he outed her real name. After Russell joined in the game and eventually left frustrated when they lost, she followed him back to [[Vintage Salvage Depot for the Discriminating Nostalgist|the scrapyard]] and returned the helmet he'd dropped, inviting him to take part in football practice the next day. Following practice, she dropped by the scrapyard again to give him a pep talk and admired the [[Grimlock (WFC)|dinosaur statue]] he was standing beside. During the eventual football match the next day, Hank distracted two of the opposing players by impersonating a chicken, allowing Russell to punt the ball over the goal, and afterwards asked if he played basketball. {{storylink|More than Meets the Eye (RID)|More than Meets the Eye}} | ||
During another game, Butch hassled Russell for not catching a pass and at Hank's nudging, Russell stood up for himself. {{storylink|One of Our Mini-Cons Is Missing}} | During another game, Butch hassled Russell for not catching a pass and at Hank's nudging, Russell stood up for himself. {{storylink|One of Our Mini-Cons Is Missing}} | ||
{{spoilers|Battlegrounds, Part 1|July 15}} | |||
Hank presented Russell with a spare [[Bronko Kowalski]] trading card, though Russell claimed he was unable to open the scrapyard gate as they were spraying for bugs. Concluding that Russell was weird, Hank left, though not before [[Fracture (RID)|Fracture]] had spotted her. The Decepticon subsequently used a hologram of Hank to trick Russell into deactivating the scrapyard's security systems. {{storylink|Battlegrounds, Part 1}} | |||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
Revision as of 07:34, 18 June 2015
- Hank is a human from the Robots in Disguise portion of the Aligned continuity family.
Hank is a kid who lives in Crown City. She enjoys playing football and basketball. She doesn't enjoy when people bring up the fact her real name is Henrietta.
Fiction
2015 Robots in Disguise cartoon
- Voice actor: Bailey Gambertoglio (English), Miyuki Satō (Japanese), Tiziana Martello (Italian)
Hank was playing football with Butch and some other kids when Russell arrived at the football field. She recognized the helmet he was wearing as originally belonging to Bronko Kowalski and joked that Butch's real name was Cynthia when he outed her real name. After Russell joined in the game and eventually left frustrated when they lost, she followed him back to the scrapyard and returned the helmet he'd dropped, inviting him to take part in football practice the next day. Following practice, she dropped by the scrapyard again to give him a pep talk and admired the dinosaur statue he was standing beside. During the eventual football match the next day, Hank distracted two of the opposing players by impersonating a chicken, allowing Russell to punt the ball over the goal, and afterwards asked if he played basketball. More than Meets the Eye
During another game, Butch hassled Russell for not catching a pass and at Hank's nudging, Russell stood up for himself. One of Our Mini-Cons Is Missing
 Spoiler warning: Plot details for Battlegrounds, Part 1 follow. |
Hank presented Russell with a spare Bronko Kowalski trading card, though Russell claimed he was unable to open the scrapyard gate as they were spraying for bugs. Concluding that Russell was weird, Hank left, though not before Fracture had spotted her. The Decepticon subsequently used a hologram of Hank to trick Russell into deactivating the scrapyard's security systems. Battlegrounds, Part 1
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Foreign names
- Japanese: Hank (ハンク Hanku)
