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Combining [[Repugnus (G1)|Repugnus]]'s lust for violence with [[Swerve (G1)|Swerve]]'s driving ability, '''Joyride''' is not well liked among Autobot high command. Unlike the absent-minded metallurgist, Joyride just doesn't care enough to pay attention to his actions. His driving has proven hazardous to himself, his fellow Autobots, and even [[Dreadwing Down|innocent humans]] at times. The fact that he seems to be a member of the Autobots simply for the thrill of it hasn't earned him many supporters, either. | Combining [[Repugnus (G1)|Repugnus]]'s lust for violence with [[Swerve (G1)|Swerve]]'s driving ability, '''Joyride''' is not well liked among Autobot high command. Unlike the absent-minded metallurgist, Joyride just doesn't care enough to pay attention to his actions. His driving has proven hazardous to himself, his fellow Autobots, and even [[Dreadwing Down!|innocent humans]] at times. The fact that he seems to be a member of the Autobots simply for the thrill of it hasn't earned him many supporters, either. | ||
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Joyride was part of [[Fortress Maximus (G1)|Fortress Maximus]]'s crew on board the [[Steelhaven]]. On a mission to revive the fallen [[Optimus Prime (G1)|Optimus Prime]], he journeyed to [[Nebulos]] with several other Autobots. While there, they were forced to deal with not only a set of supercharged Decepticon bandits, but the planetwide poisoning of the fuel supply which put them at risk of terminal systems shutdown. In order to save themselves and properly reanimate Optimus Prime, Joyride and his fellows underwent the [[Powermaster]] Process to [[Binary bonding|binary-bond]] with a group of Nebulan scientists, enabling them to properly intake fuel and considerably boosting their fighting ability. Joyride was binary-bonded to [[Hotwire]], a former "chronic unlicensed private vehicle procurer", i.e. car-thief. The new Autobot Powermasters defeated the Decepticons and returned to Earth with their new partners.{{Storylink|People Power}} | Joyride was part of [[Fortress Maximus (G1)|Fortress Maximus]]'s crew on board the [[Steelhaven]]. On a mission to revive the fallen [[Optimus Prime (G1)|Optimus Prime]], he journeyed to [[Nebulos]] with several other Autobots. While there, they were forced to deal with not only a set of supercharged Decepticon bandits, but the planetwide poisoning of the fuel supply which put them at risk of terminal systems shutdown. In order to save themselves and properly reanimate Optimus Prime, Joyride and his fellows underwent the [[Powermaster]] Process to [[Binary bonding|binary-bond]] with a group of Nebulan scientists, enabling them to properly intake fuel and considerably boosting their fighting ability. Joyride was binary-bonded to [[Hotwire]], a former "chronic unlicensed private vehicle procurer", i.e. car-thief. The new Autobot Powermasters defeated the Decepticons and returned to Earth with their new partners.{{Storylink|People Power}} | ||
''While pursuing the Decepticon known as [[Quake]], Joyride inadvertently caused a human convertible to crash over a cliff, critically injuring the driver. He would've been dead for sure if not for Nebulan medical instruments [[Hi-Q]] was able to cobble together, but before the necessary power cell could be attached to the technology, it was stolen by [[Darkwing]] and [[Dreadwind (G1)|Dreadwind]]. After the Aerialbots inadvertently caused [[Dreadwing (G1)|Dreadwing]] to crash into the sea while trying to recover the cell, Joyride joined his fellow Powermasters on an undersea mission to retrieve the cell from the Decepticons. They were eventually successful, and the human presumably lived.''{{Storylink|Dreadwing Down}} | ''While pursuing the Decepticon known as [[Quake]], Joyride inadvertently caused a human convertible to crash over a cliff, critically injuring the driver. He would've been dead for sure if not for Nebulan medical instruments [[Hi-Q]] was able to cobble together, but before the necessary power cell could be attached to the technology, it was stolen by [[Darkwing]] and [[Dreadwind (G1)|Dreadwind]]. After the Aerialbots inadvertently caused [[Dreadwing (G1)|Dreadwing]] to crash into the sea while trying to recover the cell, Joyride joined his fellow Powermasters on an undersea mission to retrieve the cell from the Decepticons. They were eventually successful, and the human presumably lived.''{{Storylink|Dreadwing Down!}} | ||
When [[Thunderwing (G1)|Lord Thunderwing]] infiltrated the [[Ark]], Joyride was one of the first Autobots to confront the Decepticon and his [[Creation Matrix|Matrix]]-enhanced might. He was blasted back with little effort, but lived to tell the tale. He was not as fortunate, however, in battle with [[Unicron]] -- an assault on the Chaos-Bringer's caused some minor damage, but Unicron's retaliation sent Joyride and [[Waverider]] on their way to the scrapheap. {{Storylink|On the Edge of Extinction!}} | When [[Thunderwing (G1)|Lord Thunderwing]] infiltrated the [[Ark]], Joyride was one of the first Autobots to confront the Decepticon and his [[Creation Matrix|Matrix]]-enhanced might. He was blasted back with little effort, but lived to tell the tale. He was not as fortunate, however, in battle with [[Unicron]] -- an assault on the Chaos-Bringer's caused some minor damage, but Unicron's retaliation sent Joyride and [[Waverider]] on their way to the scrapheap. {{Storylink|On the Edge of Extinction!}} | ||
Revision as of 23:37, 18 September 2007
- Joyride is an Autobot from the Generation 1 continuity family.
Combining Repugnus's lust for violence with Swerve's driving ability, Joyride is not well liked among Autobot high command. Unlike the absent-minded metallurgist, Joyride just doesn't care enough to pay attention to his actions. His driving has proven hazardous to himself, his fellow Autobots, and even innocent humans at times. The fact that he seems to be a member of the Autobots simply for the thrill of it hasn't earned him many supporters, either.
Fiction
Marvel Comics continuity
Generation 1
- (Note: Events in italics occurred only in the Marvel UK books.)
Joyride was part of Fortress Maximus's crew on board the Steelhaven. On a mission to revive the fallen Optimus Prime, he journeyed to Nebulos with several other Autobots. While there, they were forced to deal with not only a set of supercharged Decepticon bandits, but the planetwide poisoning of the fuel supply which put them at risk of terminal systems shutdown. In order to save themselves and properly reanimate Optimus Prime, Joyride and his fellows underwent the Powermaster Process to binary-bond with a group of Nebulan scientists, enabling them to properly intake fuel and considerably boosting their fighting ability. Joyride was binary-bonded to Hotwire, a former "chronic unlicensed private vehicle procurer", i.e. car-thief. The new Autobot Powermasters defeated the Decepticons and returned to Earth with their new partners.People Power
While pursuing the Decepticon known as Quake, Joyride inadvertently caused a human convertible to crash over a cliff, critically injuring the driver. He would've been dead for sure if not for Nebulan medical instruments Hi-Q was able to cobble together, but before the necessary power cell could be attached to the technology, it was stolen by Darkwing and Dreadwind. After the Aerialbots inadvertently caused Dreadwing to crash into the sea while trying to recover the cell, Joyride joined his fellow Powermasters on an undersea mission to retrieve the cell from the Decepticons. They were eventually successful, and the human presumably lived.Dreadwing Down!
When Lord Thunderwing infiltrated the Ark, Joyride was one of the first Autobots to confront the Decepticon and his Matrix-enhanced might. He was blasted back with little effort, but lived to tell the tale. He was not as fortunate, however, in battle with Unicron -- an assault on the Chaos-Bringer's caused some minor damage, but Unicron's retaliation sent Joyride and Waverider on their way to the scrapheap. On the Edge of Extinction!
Generation 2
Joyride miraculously returned to functioning just in time to be blown up again. Total War
Dreamwave Comics continuity
Joyride worked with a task force under Nightbeat and Getaway during the Age of Internment, in hopes of capturing and studying one of Megatron's cloned warriors, the Aerospace Extermination Squadron. Dreamwave shut down before the final result of their mission could be told.
Toys
Generation 1
- Joyride (Powermaster, 1988)
- Joyride transforms into a dune buggy. This toy was sold in Japan as Ranger.
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