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:'''Hot Shot''' is an [[Autobot]] from the [[Transformers Animated|Animated]] [[continuity family]].''
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:''Hot Shot is an [[Autobot]] from the [[Transformers Animated]] [[continuity family]].''


'''Hot Shot''' is a young, inexperienced bot who lives for speed. His quick motion has led him to strive to live life in the fast lane. This usually lands him right in the middle of a battle, carelessly acting without thinking. As a pyromaniac pyrotechnician, his arms can convert into welding torches specialized for construction and repair. But, when duty calls, these tools also come in handy for barbecuing a bunch of no-good Decepti-creeps.  
[[Image:Hotshot Animated.jpg|thumb|right|He's [[JaAm|Godjamned]] awesome, is what he is.]]
 
Hot Shot is a young, inexperienced bot who lives for speed. His quick motion has led him to strive to live life in the fast lane. This usually lands him right in the middle of a battle, carelessly acting without thinking. As a pyromaniac pyrotechnician, his arms can convert into welding torches specialized for construction and repair. But, when duty calls, these tools also come in handy for barbecuing a bunch of no-good Decepti-creeps.


==Fiction==
==Fiction==
===Animated cartoon continuity===
===''Animated'' cartoon===
 
:'''Voice actor:''' [[Bill Fagerbakke]] (English), ??? (German)
{{spoiler|TransWarped}}
[[Image:Hotshotanimatedfire.jpg|thumb|left|Just like the old Hot Shot, but [[Hot Shot (RID)|probably not the one you were thinking of]].]]At [[Megatron (Animated)|Megatron]]'s orders, Decepticons from hidden corners of the galaxy attacked [[Autobot]] [[Space Bridge]] terminals. One such terminal was guarded by [[Rodimus Prime (Animated)|Rodimus Prime]]'s team, which included Hot Shot. The terminal was under attack from Decepticons led by [[Strika (Animated)|Strika]], and despite Hot Shot's attempts to use his flamethrowers to vaporize her shots, one connected with his leg. He called for [[Red Alert (Animated)|Red Alert]], and after examining his busted leg, she told him it'd have to be amputated, but there was no need to worry! A new one would be delivered in 6-8 [[Units of time|solar cycles]]. She ignored his pleas for a second opinion. {{storylink|TransWarped}}


At Megatron's orders, Decepticons from hidden corners of the galaxy attacked Autobot Space Bridge terminals. One such terminal was guarded by Rodimus Prime's team, which included Hot Shot. The terminal was under attack from Decepticons led by Strika, and despite Hot Shot's attempts to use his flamethrowers to vaporize her shots, one connected with his leg. He called for Red Alert, and after examining his busted leg, she told him it'd have to be amputated, but there was no need to worry! A new one would be delivered in 6-8 solar cycles. She ignored his pleas for a second opinion. {{storylink|TransWarped}}
==Trivia==
* Hot Shot was part of the original treatment for ''Animated'', taking the main-character role that would eventually go to [[Bumblebee (Animated)|Bumblebee]]. But, well, what with that [[Transformers (2007)|mega-blockbuster live-action movie]] with a [[Bumblebee (Movie)|Bumblebee]] in a starring role....  


==Notes==
* Sadly, Hot Shot's appearance in season three was written long before any of the writers got a chance to read the [[JaAm]] comic.<ref>[http://derrickjwyatt.blogspot.com/2008/11/and-my-other-desk-also-messy.html#c302580230653499383 Derrik J. Wyatt, replying to a comment on his blog.]</ref>
* Hot Shot was part of the original treatment for Animated, taking the main-character role that would eventually go to Bumblebee. But, well, what with that mega-blockbuster live-action movie with a Bumblebee in a starring role....
* Sadly, Hot Shot's appearance in season three was written long before any of the writers got a chance to read the JaAm comic.[1]  


* Animated Hot Shot was designed by Irineo Maramba, loosely based on head sketches by Derrick Wyatt, with some help from Eric Siebenaler.
* ''Animated'' Hot Shot was designed by [[Irineo Maramba]], loosely based on head sketches by [[Derrick Wyatt]], with some help from [[Eric Siebenaler]].<ref>[http://derrickjwyatt.blogspot.com/2008/12/marty-isenberg-interview.html Marty Isenberg Interview comments section.]</ref>


* Hot Shot makes certain people very happy in the pants region.  
* Hot Shot makes [[User:ItsWalky|certain people]] very happy in the pants region.


[[Category: Animated characters]]
[[Category: Animated characters]]
[[Category: Autobots]]
[[Category: Autobots]]

Revision as of 18:59, 16 March 2009

The name or term "Hot Shot" refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see Hot Shot (disambiguation).
Hot Shot is an Autobot from the Transformers Animated continuity family.
He's Godjamned awesome, is what he is.

Hot Shot is a young, inexperienced bot who lives for speed. His quick motion has led him to strive to live life in the fast lane. This usually lands him right in the middle of a battle, carelessly acting without thinking. As a pyromaniac pyrotechnician, his arms can convert into welding torches specialized for construction and repair. But, when duty calls, these tools also come in handy for barbecuing a bunch of no-good Decepti-creeps.

Fiction

Animated cartoon

Voice actor: Bill Fagerbakke (English), ??? (German)
Just like the old Hot Shot, but probably not the one you were thinking of.

At Megatron's orders, Decepticons from hidden corners of the galaxy attacked Autobot Space Bridge terminals. One such terminal was guarded by Rodimus Prime's team, which included Hot Shot. The terminal was under attack from Decepticons led by Strika, and despite Hot Shot's attempts to use his flamethrowers to vaporize her shots, one connected with his leg. He called for Red Alert, and after examining his busted leg, she told him it'd have to be amputated, but there was no need to worry! A new one would be delivered in 6-8 solar cycles. She ignored his pleas for a second opinion. TransWarped

Trivia

  • Sadly, Hot Shot's appearance in season three was written long before any of the writers got a chance to read the JaAm comic.[1]