Dinobot (disambiguation)

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Whether an individual or a group, the name "Dinobot" conjures images of heroic heavy-hitters!

Major Dinobots

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  "Generation 1" Dinobots
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  Beast Wars Dinobot
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  Beast Wars Dinobot II
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  Animated Dinobots
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  "Aligned" Dinobots
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  Age of Extinction Dinobots

Full list of Dinobots

• 1985 — The Dinobots, an Autobot subgroup led by Grimlock from the Generation 1 continuity family.
• 1996 — Dinobot, the Maximal Velociraptor from Beast Wars.
• 1996 — Clone One, aka the Dinobot Clone, a beast mode duplicate of the Maximal Dinobot from Beast Wars.
• 1998 — Dinobot, the Predacon Transmetal clone of the Maximal Dinobot from Beast Wars.
• 1999 — Dinobot II, the Predacon Transmetal 2 clone of the Maximal Dinobot from Beast Wars.
• 2000 — The Dinobots, a Maximal subgroup led by T-Wrecks from Beast Machines.
• 2002 — Dino-Bot, the Go-Bot Velociraptor from Go-Bots.
• 2003 — Transformers: Dinobots, a Wal-mart exclusive series of toys, and the Autobot subgroup that made the sum total of the line.
• 2004 — Dinobots, the Japanese name for the Cruellock drones from Energon.
• 2005 — Mega-Dinobot, the combined form of the Autobots Grimlock and Swoop from Energon.
• 2007 — The Mini-Con Dinobots team from Classics.
• 2008 — The Dinobots, a trio of animatronic attractions that are turned into Autobots by Professor Sumdac from Animated.
• 2008 — The Dinobots, a group of artificially intelligent warriors from Shattered Glass.
• 2010 — The Dinobots, a team of drones controlled by Grimstone from Power Core Combiners.
• 2012 — The Dinobots, a team of Autobots from Fall of Cybertron.
• 2013 — Dinobot, the Predacon Velociraptor from Shattered Glass.
• 2014 — The Dinobots, a team of Autobots from Age of Extinction.
• 2014 — The Dinobots, a group of Autobots from Kre-O.
• 2014 — Dinobot, the Decepticon creation from Cloud.
• 2014 — Rescue Dinobots, the dino forms of some of the Rescue Bots from Rescue Bots.
• 2015 — The Dinobots subspecies of Transformers from Robots in Disguise

Media with "Dinobot" in the title

• 1985 — "Dinobot Island, Part 1" and "Dinobot Island, Part 2", the two-part episode of the G1 cartoon.
• 1985 — Dinobot War, the Adventure Game Book.
• 1994 — "The Dinobots!", the comic story published in the Official Transformers Generation 2 Annual.
• 1996 — "Double Dinobot", the episode of Beast Wars.
• 2008 — The Transformers: Maximum Dinobots, the 2008-2009 IDW Publishing miniseries.
• 2012 — "Return of the Dino Bot", episode 11 of the Rescue Bots cartoon.
• 2014 — Return of the Dinobot, the book based on aforementioned episode.
• Stories and collections called Dinobot Hunt

See also

• Dinobot Island.
• The Dinobot Crown of Leadership, Grimlock's headgear from the Marvel comics.

Not to be confused with

• Dinoking, the combined form of the Decepticon Dinoforce from the Victory portion of Generation 1.
• Dinotron, the Dinobot Pachycephalosaurus from Beast Machines.
• Dino, the Autobot Ferrari from the live-action movie continuity.
• The Mini-Cons Dualor, Rav, Catilla, and Triceradon from Dark of the Moon, who are blatant homages to the Generation 1 Dinobots but have not been canonically referred to as "Dinobots".
• Trex, a "Dino Bot" from the Rescue Bots cartoon.

Inspired by

• Dinosaurs, prehistoric reptilian creatures.