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{{disamb|y=2009|[[Dead End (ROTF)|Dead End]] the vampire-like Decepticon from ''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (franchise)|Revenge of the Fallen]]''.}} | {{disamb|y=2009|[[Dead End (ROTF)|Dead End]] the vampire-like Decepticon from ''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (franchise)|Revenge of the Fallen]]''.}} | ||
{{disamb|y=[[2010]]|[[Dead End (WFC)|Dead End]] the Decepticon warrior from the [[Aligned continuity family]].}} | {{disamb|y=[[2010]]|[[Dead End (WFC)|Dead End]] the Decepticon warrior from the [[Aligned continuity family]].}} | ||
{{disamb|y=[[2011]]|[[Dead End (Animated)|Dead End]] the Decepticon poet from | {{disamb|y=[[2011]]|[[Dead End (Animated)|Dead End]] the Decepticon poet from ''[[Transformers Animated (franchise)|Animated]]''.}} | ||
{{disamb|y=[[2014]]|[[Dead End (Kre-O)|Dead End]] the Decepticon [[Kreon]] from ''[[Kre-O]]''.}} | {{disamb|y=[[2014]]|[[Dead End (Kre-O)|Dead End]] the Decepticon [[Kreon]] from ''[[Kre-O]]''.}} | ||
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Guys called Dead End tend to have a gloomy outlook on life.
Major Dead Ends
Full list of Dead Ends
- 1985 — Dead End the Decepticon Stunticon from Generation 1.
- 1986 — The Dead End, the "slum" of Cybertron inhabited mostly by neutral Empties.
- 1998 — Dead End the Predacon ammonite (not an Ammonite) from Beast Wars Neo.
- 2003 — Dead End the Mini-Con satellite minion of Unicron from the Unicron Trilogy.
- 2005 — Dead End Drones, the mass-produced replicas of Mini-Con Dead End.
- 2005 — Dead End Generals, the mass-produced, slightly-smarter-than-dirt replicas of Mini-Con Dead End from Cybertron.
- 2009 — Dead End, the heroic Decepticon from Shattered Glass.
- 2009 — Dead End the vampire-like Decepticon from Revenge of the Fallen.
- 2010 — Dead End the Decepticon warrior from the Aligned continuity family.
- 2011 — Dead End the Decepticon poet from Animated.
- 2014 — Dead End the Decepticon Kreon from Kre-O.
Not be confused with...
- Jolt, the Bugatti Veyron from the 2007 live-action movie franchise who is for no discernible reason called "Dead End" in fiction.
- Deadhour, the Autobot Super Car Patrol Team Micromaster Chevy Corvette Indy car from Zone.
- Deadwheeler, the Autobot Micromaster Lamborghini Countach and pilot of the Sky Hyper helicopter/base from Zone.
- Deadheat, the red Decepticon sports car from the Aligned continuity family who is not Dead End.
