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{{factions|renegade|guardian}}
{{factions|renegade|guardian}}
{{disambig2|the GoBot|the UK original Autobot occasionally incorrectly called "Steamer"|Chuffer}}
{{disambig2|the GoBot|the UK comic Autobot occasionally incorrectly called "Steamer"|Chuffer}}
:''Steamer is a [[Renegade]] and later [[Guardian (GoBots)|Guardian]] from the [[GoBots]] [[continuity family]].''
:''Steamer is a [[Renegade]] and later [[Guardian (GoBots)|Guardian]] from the [[GoBots]] [[continuity family]].''
[[File:RenegadeRhetoric Farewell Steamer.jpg|thumb|300px]]
[[File:RenegadeRhetoric Farewell Steamer.jpg|thumb|300px|]]


'''Steamer''' was an evil Renegade until he wasn't.
'''Steamer''' was an evil Renegade until he wasn't.

Latest revision as of 04:31, 8 September 2025

This article is about the GoBot. For the UK comic Autobot occasionally incorrectly called "Steamer", see Chuffer.
Steamer is a Renegade and later Guardian from the GoBots continuity family.

Steamer was an evil Renegade until he wasn't.

Fiction

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Renegade Rhetoric

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Steamer transformed into a steam roller. Cy-Kill considered him a good example of how GoBots had more variety of alternate modes than Transformers. Ask Vector Prime, 14/10/2015

He ended up defecting, which Cy-Kill considered to be down to a lack of spirit. Cy-Kill cunningly used this disloyalty as part of a scheme! Ask Vector Prime, 19/10/2015

Notes

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  • Steamer was a show-only GoBot who featured in the Challenge of the GoBots episode "Steamer's Defection". That "unexpected weakness of spirit" Cy-Kill groused about is when Steamer didn't shoot a defeated prisoner in the face.
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