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* | *Perceptor's design strongly resembles that of his [[Perceptor (G1)|Generation 1 counterpart]] as seen in the [[2005 IDW continuity]], particularly in the enlarged viewfinder for one of his eyes. | ||
*Perceptor made a brief appearance in the episode "[[Party Down]]" that suggested he'd somehow made his own way to Earth, but this was later revealed to be an animation error. | *Perceptor made a brief appearance in the episode "[[Party Down]]" that suggested he'd somehow made his own way to Earth, but this was later revealed to be an animation error. | ||
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| The name or term "Perceptor" refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see Perceptor (disambiguation). |
- Perceptor is an Autobot from the Cyberverse continuity family.
Perceptor is one of the Autobots' greatest scientific minds. Calmer and more level-headed than the mad scientist that is Wheeljack, Perceptor is always ready to lend a hand for any Autobot who might need his help.
Fiction
Cyberverse cartoon
Perceptor was present when Bumblebee joined Optimus Prime in boarding the Ark. Memory When the Autobots on Cybertron lost contact with the Ark, Perceptor repaired a space bridge so Windblade could travel to Earth and search for the AllSpark. She made it, but the space bridge exploded shortly afterwards, making it a one-way trip. Fractured
Alternate universe
In another universe, it was Perceptor, not Chromia that sent the false distress call baiting the Autobots back to Cybertron. The Crossroads
Notes
- Perceptor's design strongly resembles that of his Generation 1 counterpart as seen in the 2005 IDW continuity, particularly in the enlarged viewfinder for one of his eyes.
- Perceptor made a brief appearance in the episode "Party Down" that suggested he'd somehow made his own way to Earth, but this was later revealed to be an animation error.
Foreign names
- Japanese: Perceptor (パーセプター Pāseputā)
