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Garboil attempted to tempt [[Cordon]] into joining the Cobalt Sentries. {{Storylink|Cordon#Masterpiece|Cordon profile}} | Garboil attempted to tempt [[Cordon]] into joining the Cobalt Sentries. {{Storylink|Cordon#Masterpiece|Cordon profile}} | ||
==Toys== | ==Toys== | ||
Revision as of 17:09, 23 February 2024
The Cobalt Sentries (コバルトセントリー Kobaruto Sentorī) are the elite "public safety unit" of the Decepticon Secret Police and internal affairs investigation unit. They work without restriction, weeding out any possible traitors and moles. All Cobalt Sentries are said to sport distinctive blue armor.
They're so elite, they've only got two members.
The Cobalt Sentries include:
Fiction
Legends comic
With Soundwave and the other Decepticon cassettes, Garboil and Howlback were part of an attack on the Ark to steal the new Transform Super Cog in the late 1980s. Slugslinger's Ambition
Masterpiece toy bios
Garboil attempted to tempt Cordon into joining the Cobalt Sentries. Cordon profile
Toys

- Cobalt Sentries (Multi-pack, 2005)
- ID number: 71
- Howlback and Garboil are redecoes of the original Ravage and Laserbeak molds (respectively), transforming into microcassette tapes that can fit in the chest compartment of the Soundwave or Blaster molds. Their blue coloration is based on the pre-Transformers individually-sold Micro Change releases of the molds. They also came with clear-plastic cassette cases, like early Takara releases of cassette Transformers.
- Their "tape windows" show a readout of the Autobot Fortress Maximus, including a "weak point" that's revealed when they are placed behind a clear-red piece of transparent plastic, particularly the "tape door" chestplate of the Soundblaster toy (which had just gotten re-released as part of The Transformers Collection!). But of course they will also work the various Twincast releases, or any other clear-red plastic such as the old Tech Spec decoders.


