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When a problem comes along, [[Cloudburst]] must whip it—with his '''lightning whip'''. This electrified weapon allows him to subdue and dominate his [[Decepticon]] foes—but [[First One|don't get any ideas, ladies]]. | When a problem comes along, [[Cloudburst]] must [[whip]] it—with his '''lightning whip'''. This electrified weapon allows him to subdue and dominate his [[Decepticon]] foes—but [[First One|don't get any ideas, ladies]]. | ||
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Revision as of 22:55, 10 September 2015
When a problem comes along, Cloudburst must whip it—with his lightning whip. This electrified weapon allows him to subdue and dominate his Decepticon foes—but don't get any ideas, ladies.
Fiction
Marvel Comics continuity
The Transformers cartoon
Trannis used his Lightning whip to knock a pursuer off a motorcycle. Ask Vector PrimeFive Faces of Darkness, Part 4
Animated cartoon
Lockdown has been known to employ a lightning whip from time to time. AllSpark Almanac
Toys
Cloudburst was packaged with a lightning whip, usable only by his Pretender shell and not by his inner robot.
