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:''Rhinox is an [[Autobot]] [[Transcendent Technomorph]] from the [[Transformers: Shattered Glass (franchise)|Shattered Glass]] [[Transformers: TransTech|TransTech]] [[continuity]].''
:''Rhinox is an [[Autobot]] [[Transcendent Technomorph]] from the [[Transformers: Shattered Glass (franchise)|Shattered Glass]] [[Transformers: TransTech|TransTech]] [[continuity]].''
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This article is about the morally ambiguous Autobot. For his heroic counterpart, see Rhinox (TransTech). For a list of other meanings, see Rhinox (disambiguation).
Rhinox is an Autobot Transcendent Technomorph from the Shattered Glass TransTech continuity.

Working from an advanced Cybertron, Rhinox works with Airazor to try to prove the existence of the multiverse. He grumbles about having to work under the watchful eye of High Chancellor Megatron, without whose supervision he'd be able to leave his monitoring station and enact his own dark designs on unsuspecting universes.


Fiction

Timelines

Rhinox was working with Airazor when they succeeded in opening a window to the multiverse. Rhinox began to express his desire to visit these universes personally for his own goals, when the sudden arrival of High Chancellor Megatron surprised him into ineloquence. Luckily, he had Airazor to cover for him. Epilogue Two

Notes

  • Rhinox's design is based on the body of his positive universe counterpart with colours seemingly inspired by Rhino.
  • Rhinox wanting to explore the multiverse instead of watch it from a monitor is a reference to the common criticism that positive universe Rhinox had become something of a channel surfer.