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{{disambig2|the Starrior|the BotBot|Cranks}} | {{disambig2|the Starrior|the BotBot|Cranks}} | ||
:''Crank is a [[Wastor]] from the | :''Crank is a [[Wastor]] from the [[Starriors]] [[continuity family]].'' | ||
We don't know much about '''Crank''', except that he appears to not be a villainous being. | We don't know much about '''Crank''', except that he appears to not be a villainous being. | ||
Revision as of 03:59, 27 November 2022
| This article is about the Starrior. For the BotBot, see Cranks. |
- Crank is a Wastor from the Starriors continuity family.
We don't know much about Crank, except that he appears to not be a villainous being.
Fiction
Echoes and Fragments
In an unstable Iocus reality created by the machinations of Sideways and Gong, Crank replaced Kranix during the events of the Unicron War. In this version of history, Crank and Cut-Up were the last survivors of Planet Zi, unfortunately landing on Antares III, home of the Monster GoBots. Shortly after being herded into the Monster GoBots' "courtroom", Hot Rod and Kup encountered Crank, who explained to the Autobots who Unicron was. Soon thereafter, Pincher and Klaws fed the "guilty" alien to the Dactyls. Echoes and Fragments
