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:''Power is a (presumed) Autobot from the [[live-action film series]] [[continuity family]].''
:''Power is a (presumed) Autobot from the [[movie continuity family]].''
[[Image:sgt_power_rotf.jpg|250px|thumb|...and the Soldiers of Fairly Recently!]]
[[Image:sgt_power_rotf.jpg|250px|thumb|...and the Soldiers of Fairly Recently!]]
'''Drill Sergeant Power''' is a tough-as-nails veteran of the brutal [[DIY Wars]]. While he appears to be trapped within his power-drill alternate mode, he wields an impressive array of weaponry and equipment that can be deployed through his drill-head.  
'''Drill Sergeant Power''' is a tough-as-nails veteran of the brutal [[DIY Wars]]. While he appears to be trapped within his power-drill alternate mode, he wields an impressive array of weaponry and equipment that can be deployed through his drill-head.  

Latest revision as of 07:23, 29 December 2023

Power is a (presumed) Autobot from the movie continuity family.
...and the Soldiers of Fairly Recently!

Drill Sergeant Power is a tough-as-nails veteran of the brutal DIY Wars. While he appears to be trapped within his power-drill alternate mode, he wields an impressive array of weaponry and equipment that can be deployed through his drill-head.

Commercial appearances

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Sgt. Power attempted to join in on the Autobots' current mission, displaying his skills to a female British human who was vetting him (presumably a NEST agent). Unfortunately, his claims that he could drill through Decepticon armour in minutes did not impress. Revenge of the Fallen promo

Games

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Sector Seven ARG

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Reggie Simmons received review copy of the viral ad featuring Sgt. Power's screen test as part of the Hungry Dragon 2 disinformation campaign. Sector Seven (game)

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