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{{disamb|y=[[2008]]|[[Shockwave (TransTech)|Shockwave]] the morally ambiguous [[Transcendent Technomorph|TransTech]] Decepticon dragster from ''[[Transformers: TransTech|TransTech]]''.}} | {{disamb|y=[[2008]]|[[Shockwave (TransTech)|Shockwave]] the morally ambiguous [[Transcendent Technomorph|TransTech]] Decepticon dragster from ''[[Transformers: TransTech|TransTech]]''.}} | ||
{{disamb|y=2008|[[Shockwave (SG)|Shockwave]] the heroic Decepticon ambassador from ''[[Transformers: Shattered Glass (franchise)|Shattered Glass]]''.}} | {{disamb|y=2008|[[Shockwave (SG)|Shockwave]] the heroic Decepticon ambassador from ''[[Transformers: Shattered Glass (franchise)|Shattered Glass]]''.}} | ||
{{disamb|y=2008|[[Shockwave (Animated)|Shockwave]] the Decepticon tank and double-agent under the false name of construction crane and [[Cybertron Intelligence]] officer Longarm Prime from ''[[Transformers Animated (franchise)|Animated]]''.}} | {{disamb|y=2008|[[Shockwave (Animated)|Shockwave]] the Decepticon tank and double-agent under the false name of Autobot construction crane and [[Cybertron Intelligence]] officer Longarm Prime from ''[[Transformers Animated (franchise)|Animated]]''.}} | ||
{{disamb|y=[[2010]]|[[Shockwave (WFC)|Shockwave]] the Decepticon second-in-command and [[alien]] mobile artillery from the [[Aligned continuity family]].}} | {{disamb|y=[[2010]]|[[Shockwave (WFC)|Shockwave]] the Decepticon second-in-command and [[alien]] mobile artillery from the [[Aligned continuity family]].}} | ||
{{disamb|y=[[2011]]|[[Shockwave (Kre-O)|Shockwave]], the name of multiple Decepticon [[Kreon]]s from ''[[Kre-O]]''.}} | {{disamb|y=[[2011]]|[[Shockwave (Kre-O)|Shockwave]], the name of multiple Decepticon [[Kreon]]s from ''[[Kre-O]]''.}} | ||
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Logic dictates that Shockwave/Shockblast is usually among the most rational of the Decepticons. A straightforward and sometimes brutal approach has led various Shockwaves across the multiverse to wreak all kinds of havoc, sometimes even on their own allies.
Major Shockwaves
Full list of Shockwaves
- 1984 — Shockwave the Decepticon ray gun from Generation 1 sometimes also known as "Shockblast".
- For this character in Marvel Comics continuity see Shockwave (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity.
- For this character in IDW Generation 1 continuity see Shockwave (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity.
- For toys of this character see Shockwave (G1)/toys.
- 2002 — Shockwave, the Japanese name for Tidal Wave (in his first body) from the Unicron Trilogy.
- 2004 — Shockblast the Decepticon tank/satellite from Energon so named for trademark reasons.
- 2006 — Shockwave the Decepticon-allied Sky Attack Team Mini-Con stealth jet from Cybertron.
- 2007 — Shockwave the Decepticon assassin and scientist from the live-action film series.
- 2008 — Shockwave the morally ambiguous TransTech Decepticon dragster from TransTech.
- 2008 — Shockwave the heroic Decepticon ambassador from Shattered Glass.
- 2008 — Shockwave the Decepticon tank and double-agent under the false name of Autobot construction crane and Cybertron Intelligence officer Longarm Prime from Animated.
- 2010 — Shockwave the Decepticon second-in-command and alien mobile artillery from the Aligned continuity family.
- 2011 — Shockwave, the name of multiple Decepticon Kreons from Kre-O.
- 2016 — Shockwave the heroic Decepticon from Shattered Glass Animated.
- 2017 — "Eukarian Shockwave" the brainwashed Eukarian from the IDW Generation 1 continuity.
Media with "Shockwave" in the title
- 2005 — Spotlight: Shockwave the first issue in the The Transformers: Spotlight series.
- 2013 — "Shockwaves", a "Dark Cybertron" prelude story originally published in IDW Publishing's The Transformers: Robots in Disguise #17
See also
- 2003 — Shockwave's Tower, a self-aggrandizing monument from the Dreamwave Generation one continuity.
- 2012 — Longarm and Longarm, disguised identities for two Shockwaves mucking about, one in the Shattered Glass universe and the other for Animated Shockwave.
