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At [[Autobot City (G1)|Autobot City]], R-Blade and the Autobots were confronted by Beast Megatron, new leader of the Decepticons. His warriors Air Hunter and [[Tow-Line (RID)|Wrecker Hook]] brought the war to the Autobots' doorstep. {{storylink|Clash! The Two Leaders}} {{storylink|The New Battle Begins!}} | |||
At [[Autobot City (G1)|Autobot City]], R-Blade and the Autobots were confronted by Beast Megatron, new leader of the Decepticons. His warriors Air Hunter and [[Tow-Line (RID)|Wrecker Hook]] brought the war to the Autobots' doorstep. {{storylink|Clash! The Two Leaders}} | |||
R-Blade was targeted by Air Hunter, Wrecker Hook, and [[Psycho-Orb]] due to the sensitive information he carried. In a Catch-22, the Autobot courier could not fight back to defend his info without damaging it in the process. Luckily, the newly arrived [[Optimus Primal (BW)/Beast Wars cartoon continuity|Optimus Primal]] from the [[Blastizone]] saved him from the attackers. {{storylink|To War! Optimus Primal}} | R-Blade was targeted by Air Hunter, Wrecker Hook, and [[Psycho-Orb]] due to the sensitive information he carried. In a Catch-22, the Autobot courier could not fight back to defend his info without damaging it in the process. Luckily, the newly arrived [[Optimus Primal (BW)/Beast Wars cartoon continuity|Optimus Primal]] from the [[Blastizone]] saved him from the attackers. {{storylink|To War! Optimus Primal}} | ||
The Decepticons were joined by a powerful ally with the former Autobot Cyberjet named X-Gunner. {{storylink|Defend the Solitarium!}} X-Gunner was obsessed with victory and winning, and challenged the Autobot Cyberjets to a race rather than an actual battle. He lost to his former comrade R-Blade, and left in disgrace. {{storylink|Through Sea and Sky: The World's Fastest Race}} | |||
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The Decepticons weren't the only Cyberjets, though. Aero Raid helped [[Road Rocket (G2)|Road Rocket]] escaped from Decepticon pursuers. Strafe provided back-up for Volt by divebombing Megatron in battle. And Jetfire saved Electro from the Decepticons after he was captured. {{storylink|Transformers: G-2 (pack-in manga)|G-2 manga}} | The Decepticons weren't the only Cyberjets, though. Aero Raid helped [[Road Rocket (G2)|Road Rocket]] escaped from Decepticon pursuers. Strafe provided back-up for Volt by divebombing Megatron in battle. And Jetfire saved Electro from the Decepticons after he was captured. {{storylink|Transformers: G-2 (pack-in manga)|G-2 manga}} | ||
===''Comic Bom Bom G-2'' manga=== | ===''Comic Bom Bom G-2'' manga=== | ||
Revision as of 20:14, 30 April 2022
- The Cyberjets are jets from the Generation 2 portion of the Generation 1 continuity family.
The Cyberjets (also Mini-Jets)[1] are a cross-factional group of warriors. Transforming into Earthly jets and equipped with missile launchers accessible in both modes, the Autobot and Decepticon Cyberjets share common design traits and even exact body types.
Fiction
Japanese Generation 1 cartoon continuity
====Robotmasters comic At Autobot City, R-Blade and the Autobots were confronted by Beast Megatron, new leader of the Decepticons. His warriors Air Hunter and Wrecker Hook brought the war to the Autobots' doorstep. Clash! The Two Leaders The New Battle Begins!
R-Blade was targeted by Air Hunter, Wrecker Hook, and Psycho-Orb due to the sensitive information he carried. In a Catch-22, the Autobot courier could not fight back to defend his info without damaging it in the process. Luckily, the newly arrived Optimus Primal from the Blastizone saved him from the attackers. To War! Optimus Primal
The Decepticons were joined by a powerful ally with the former Autobot Cyberjet named X-Gunner. Defend the Solitarium! X-Gunner was obsessed with victory and winning, and challenged the Autobot Cyberjets to a race rather than an actual battle. He lost to his former comrade R-Blade, and left in disgrace. Through Sea and Sky: The World's Fastest Race
Ask Vector Prime
When the Cyberjets were summoned from the Metrowars to the past, Primus plucked Wind Sheer to serve as one of his Children during the Universe War. Ask Vector Prime, 2015/08/23
G-2 story pages and pack-in manga
In the next generation of the Cybertronian Wars, Megatron organized the Cyberjets to his cause. Skyjack demonstrated his stealth abilities by raining fire down upon Optimus Prime and Volt. Space Case used trickery to lure the Autobots into a trap. And Hooligan turned his multi-shower missiles on Optimus Prime himself, blasting him in the back. He also took to the roads, riding Road Pig into battle against the Autobots.
The Decepticons weren't the only Cyberjets, though. Aero Raid helped Road Rocket escaped from Decepticon pursuers. Strafe provided back-up for Volt by divebombing Megatron in battle. And Jetfire saved Electro from the Decepticons after he was captured. G-2 manga
Comic Bom Bom G-2 manga
Megatron wanted Earth's forestonite, and the Cyberjets prepared to gather it for him. Hooligan, Skyjack, and Space Case staged an attack on a human air show near Mount Fuji. Electro held them off until Optimus Prime arrived to shut down the Decepticons in force. The New Battle!!
Descent into Evil
The Cyberjet named Ricochet worked under Ironhide in the hunt for Deathsaurus and his Virulent Clones. Descent into Evil
Toys
Generation 2
- Decepticon Cyberjets (1995)
- Autobot Cyberjets (1995)
- The Cyberjets are small sized jets with high poseability, intricate transformations, and pressure-launched missiles. They were among the earliest fully-poseable transformers, prefiguring the Beast Wars line to come. They also feature light-piping in their heads. While this feature is used on larger toys to give them "light-up" eyes, due to their small size, the Cyberjets seem to have illuminated faces which lack the usual facial features. The Cyberjets were also the first Transformers appearance for the "pressure-launch" style missile launchers.
- There are three different Cyberjet molds, each being released twice during Generation 2 — once as an Autobot and once as a Decepticon.
- Takara planned to extend their Generation 2 line by re-releasing the Cyberjets once more, now retooled to feature new armored limbs and larger weapons; these versions were never released.
- The molds have been redecoed several times in subsequent lines.
Robotmasters
Universe (2003)
Timelines
Both the Robotmasters and Universe lines had one unique new deco for each mold, and Timelines Ricochet was a fifth new color scheme for the Hooligan mold.
Notes
- Shown at right, the Cyberjets were planned to have retools with heavy weaponry attached to them. Although this never came to be, it was later used in a chapter of the Legends comic.
Foreign names
- Japanese: Cyberjet (サイバージェット Saibājetto)
- French: Pirate du Ciel ("Sky Pirate")
References
- ↑ European releases
