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==Notes==
==Notes==
*Sherlock Holmes being a public domain character means plenty of actors have portrayed him in different media, including Transformers alumnus [[Leonard Nimoy]] in a theatre stage play and by [[Michael York]], [[Ian James Corlett]], [[Robbie Daymond]] and [[Peter Renaday]] in animation.
*Sherlock Holmes being a public domain character means plenty of actors have portrayed him in different media, including Transformers alumnus [[Leonard Nimoy]] in a stage play and [[Michael York]], [[Ian James Corlett]], [[Robbie Daymond]] and [[Peter Renaday]] in animation.


==External links==
==External links==

Revision as of 17:23, 5 August 2022

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This character has no official visual representation in any Transformers product or media... yet, at least.

Sherlock Holmes was a famous detective of sorts.

Fiction

The Transformers cartoon

According to Spike Witwicky, Chip Chase using Teletraan I to solve a problem was like "Sherlock Holmes with floppy disks". Divide and Conquer

Cybertron cartoon

Lori compared Bud Hansen to Sherlock when he suggested that the artifact they were looking for in a building had to be located in a room. Race

Legends comic

Upon learning that Roadbuster and Whirl first appeared in a British comic book, Megatron thought of them as English stereotypes and imagined Roadbuster with the traditional deerstalker cap and pipe of Sherlock Holmes. Whirl and Roadbuster Now on Sale, Buzz

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