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[[Needlenose (G1)|Needlenose]] once used a flamethrower. {{storylink|A Better Tomorrow}} | [[Needlenose (G1)|Needlenose]] once used a flamethrower. {{storylink|A Better Tomorrow}} | ||
[[Charger|Charger]]'s ''function'' | [[Slag (G1)/toys#Toys|Slag]] and [[Charger|Charger]]'s ''function'' are "flamethrower". | ||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
Revision as of 16:56, 24 June 2025
Spewing forth a stream of fire towards one's enemies may not only be devastating, but demoralizing to the enemy as well. As such, many Transformers make use of flamethrowers in combat. Bots who wield flamethrowers include Generation 1 Jazz[1][2][3][4], Megatron, [5] Hotlink, Octane, [6] Thundercracker (on occasion), [7][8] Torch, Charger, G.I. Joe member Blowtorch, Beast Wars Inferno, Movie Class Alpha drone units, [9]Revenge of the Fallen Long Haul,[10] Fearswoop, Aligned Bruticus and many more.
Chopster and the Turbo-Pack transform into flamethrowers. Singe transforms into a double-barreled nuclear-powered flamethrower.
Needlenose once used a flamethrower. A Better Tomorrow
Slag and Charger's function are "flamethrower".
See also
References
- ↑ The Quest!
- ↑ Decepticon Poison
- ↑ Battle Drive
- ↑ Summertime Coloring Book
- ↑ According to the Transformers: Mystery of Convoy strategy guide, Megatron's fusion cannon functions as a flame thrower.
- ↑ Octane toy
- ↑ S.O.S. Dinobots
- ↑ The Ultimate Doom, Part 2
- ↑ Transformers The Game (console)
- ↑ Revenge of the Fallen (video games)
