Bumblebee (disambiguation)

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Not as annoying as Hot Shot!

Unflinchingly loyal to the Autobot cause, Bumblebee possesses boundless amounts of bravery and loyalty, in spite of his physically unintimidating stature. His affable nature means that he's quick to befriend almost anyone, particularly humans.

In some universes, he is eventually rebuilt into Goldbug.

Major Bumblebees

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  "Generation 1" Bumblebee
  

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  Marvel • Cartoon • IDW • Toys • Merchandise
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  "Movie series" Bumblebee
  

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  Games • Toys • Merchandise
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  Animated Bumblebee
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  "Aligned" Bumblebee
  

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  Toys
• Cyberverse Bumblebee
  Cyberverse Bumblebee

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  2018 Bumblebee film franchise
  

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  Film • Prequel comic • Toyline

Full list of Bumblebees

• 1984 — Bumblebee, the yellow kid-appeal character from Generation 1, sometimes known as Goldbug.
  • 1984: For the Marvel Comics continuity version of the character, see Bumblebee (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity.
  • 1984: For a summary of his G1 cartoon activities, see Bumblebee (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity.
  • 2005: For the IDW Generation 1 continuity version of Bumblebee, see Bumblebee (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity.
  • For toys of this character, see Bumblebee (G1)/toys.
• 2007 — Bumblebee, the voiceless yellow one-man franchise from the live-action film series.
  • For this character in video games, see Bumblebee (Movie)/games.
  • For toys of this character, see Bumblebee (Movie)/toys.
  • For merchandise, see Bumblebee (Movie)/merchandise.
• 2007 — Bumblebee, the yellow kid-appeal character from Transformers Animated.
• 2008 — Bumblebee, later known as Goldbug, the evil Autobot spy/Seeker commander from Shattered Glass. Partially yellow, definitely not kid-appeal.
• 2010 — Bumblebee, the yellow kid-appeal character and later team leader from the Aligned continuity family.
• 2011 — Bumblebee, the white backstabber from Shattered Glass Animated.
• 2011 — Bumblebee, the Autobot brick-based kid-appeal being from Kre-O.
• 2012 — Bumblebee Sword, the Autobot Arms Micron from Prime.
• 2014 — Bumblebee, the Autobot ex-lead singer from Knights of Unicron.
• 2014 — Bumblebee, the Autobot "King of Sting" from Battle Masters.
• 2014 — Bumblebee Bird, the Angry Bird transformed into a Bumblebee facsimile in Angry Birds Transformers.
• 2017 — Centurion, the Maximal explorer from the IDW Generation 1 continuity who adopted Bumblebee's name and identity following the loss of his own memories.
• 2018 — Bumblebee, the amnesiac yellow kid-appeal character from Cyberverse.

"Bourdon" (French for "Bumblebee") was also the Québécois French name for Waspinator's original Beast Wars toy.

Media with "Bumblebee" in the title

• 1984 — Bumblebee to the Rescue!, the coloring book.
• 1986 — "Plight of the Bumblebee!", the issue from the Marvel comic series.
• 2007 — Bumblebee Rumble, the Interactive "Play-a-Sound" storybook.
• 2007 — "Flight of the Bumblebee", the online game from the original live-action movie media blitz.
• 2010 — The Transformers: Bumblebee, an IDW comic mini-series set in the IDW Generation 1 continuity.
• 2013 — The Transformers Spotlight: Bumblebee, an IDW comic published as part of the "Spotlight" series of one-shots.
• 2015 — Bumblebee Versus Scuzzard, the kids' novel from Robots in Disguise.
• 2016 — "Bumblebee's Night Off", the episode of Robots in Disguise.
• 2018 — Bumblebee, film franchise.
  • For the film, see Bumblebee (film).
  • For the prequel comic, see Transformers: Bumblebee Movie Prequel.
  • For the toyline, see Transformers: Bumblebee (toyline).

Not to be confused with...

• Bumble Spud the potato-based lifeform.
• Stumble Bee
• IDW Goldbug, the Goldbug who was never Bumblebee.
• Bumper, Cliffjumper, and Hubcap, who all had very similar molds and colors to the original Generation 1 Bumblebee, leading to much confusion.
• Armada Perceptor, who shares the same Japanese name, Bumble, as Generation 1 Bumble.
• Bumble, who shares Generation 1 Bumblebee's Japanese name.
• The Wireless Automated Sales Person (or WASP for short), the Shattered Glass Autobot whose appearance is based on the Animated Elite Guard Bumblebee toy.
• The Bumblebee clone from Shadows Rising.
• Any other kid-appeal character, especially the yellow ones.