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{{disamb|y=[[2003]]|[[Wind Sheer (Armada)|Wind Sheer]], the stealth-jet [[Mini-Con]] partner to [[Wheeljack (Armada)|Wheeljack]] from ''[[Transformers: Armada (franchise)|Armada]]''.}} | {{disamb|y=[[2003]]|[[Wind Sheer (Armada)|Wind Sheer]], the stealth-jet [[Mini-Con]] partner to [[Wheeljack (Armada)|Wheeljack]] from ''[[Transformers: Armada (franchise)|Armada]]''.}} | ||
{{disamb|y=[[2004]]|[[Wind Sheer (Universe)|Wind Sheer]], the Decepticon jet from [[Generation 1 continuity family|Generation 1]] via the 2003 ''[[Transformers: Universe (2003 franchise)|Universe]]'' franchise.}} | {{disamb|y=[[2004]]|[[Wind Sheer (Universe)|Wind Sheer]], the Decepticon jet from [[Generation 1 continuity family|Generation 1]] via the 2003 ''[[Transformers: Universe (2003 franchise)|Universe]]'' franchise.}} | ||
{{disamb|y=[[2013]]|[[Windshear]], the [[Mini-Con]] helicopter | {{disamb|y=[[2013]]|[[Windshear]], the [[Mini-Con]] helicopter from ''[[Transformers: Generations|Generations]]''.}} | ||
{{disamb|y=[[2016]]|[[Wind-Sheer]], the [[Builder of Cybertron|Builder]] [[Micromaster]] jet from ''[[Beast Wars: Uprising]]''.}} | {{disamb|y=[[2016]]|[[Wind-Sheer]], the [[Builder of Cybertron|Builder]] [[Micromaster]] jet from ''[[Beast Wars: Uprising]]''.}} | ||
Revision as of 14:40, 22 August 2017
The name Wind Sheer / Windshear / Wind-Sheer has been applied to several different Transformers characters:
- 2001 — Wind Sheer, the Decepticon jet from the 2001 Robots in Disguise franchise.
- 2003 — Wind Sheer, the stealth-jet Mini-Con partner to Wheeljack from Armada.
- 2004 — Wind Sheer, the Decepticon jet from Generation 1 via the 2003 Universe franchise.
- 2013 — Windshear, the Mini-Con helicopter from Generations.
- 2016 — Wind-Sheer, the Builder Micromaster jet from Beast Wars: Uprising.
It's probably worth noting that the correct spelling of the meteorological term is "wind shear".
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