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{{disambig3|Mainframe}} | {{disambig3|Mainframe}} | ||
:''Mainframe is an [[Autobot|Autobot]] [[Action Master|Action Master]] from the [[Generation 1|Generation 1]] [[Continuity family|continuity family]].'' | |||
:''Mainframe is | [[Image:Mainframe%28G1%29 MTMTE.jpg|right|250px|thumb|Code Monkey like FritosCode Monkey like Tab and Mountain DewCode Monkey very simple manWith big warm fuzzy secret heart:Code Monkey like you]] | ||
'''Mainframe''' is a dork. A computer dork, to be precise. (Both in that he is a computer that is a dork, and a dork about computers.) He'd rather tackle complex mathematical problems than join the [[Great War|inconvenient galactic conflict]] with the [[Decepticon|Decepticons]]. Despite his distaste for combat, he won't shirk his duties when called upon. If anything, he hopes that if he simply ''must'' fight, that he'll have the chance to use his considerable brainpower to end things quickly. | |||
Alas, his partner, [[Push-Button|Push-Button]], would rather convert to a piston rifle and blow stuff up than be stuck debugging Mainframe's programs. Naturally, the two don't especially get along. | |||
:''French-Canadian name'': '''Ordinateur''' | :''French-Canadian name'': '''Ordinateur''' | ||
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==Toys== | ==Toys== | ||
===Generation 1=== | ===Generation 1=== | ||
[[Image:G1Mainframe toy.jpg|right|300px|thumb|It figures a computer dork would want a BFG.]] | |||
* '''Mainframe''' (Action Master, 1990) | * '''Mainframe''' (Action Master, 1990) | ||
*''Accessories'': "Vibro Pulverizer" rifle | |||
: As an [[Action Master|Action Master]], Mainframe is a non-transforming action figure of a robot with an indeterminate alternate mode, but chances are he turns into one of those huge computers you see in those movies from the 70's and 80's, you know, the ones the size of refrigerators with the reel-to-reel magnetic tape. He is compatible with any Action Master vehicle or weapon. He was part of the second assortment of basic carded figures, and came with his partner-robot Push-Button. | |||
::*''[http://www.tfu.info/1990/Autobot/Mainframe/mainframe.htm More information on Mainframe at TFU.info]'' | |||
== | ==Trivia== | ||
*[ | * Mainframe is inexplicably on the cover of the 1990 [[Family Home Entertainment|Family Home Entertainment]] VHS release of the "[[Five Faces of Darkness|Five Faces of Darkness]]" mini-series... a cartoon produced about four years before Mainframe's toy was released. | ||
[[Category: Action Masters]] | [[Category:Action Masters]] | ||
[[Category: Autobots]] | [[Category:Autobots]] | ||
[[Category: Scientists]] | [[Category:Scientists]] | ||
[[Category: Toy-only characters]] | [[Category:Toy-only characters]] | ||
Revision as of 07:07, 19 March 2009
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| The name or term "Mainframe" refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see Mainframe (disambiguation). |
- Mainframe is an Autobot Action Master from the Generation 1 continuity family.
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Mainframe is a dork. A computer dork, to be precise. (Both in that he is a computer that is a dork, and a dork about computers.) He'd rather tackle complex mathematical problems than join the inconvenient galactic conflict with the Decepticons. Despite his distaste for combat, he won't shirk his duties when called upon. If anything, he hopes that if he simply must fight, that he'll have the chance to use his considerable brainpower to end things quickly.
Alas, his partner, Push-Button, would rather convert to a piston rifle and blow stuff up than be stuck debugging Mainframe's programs. Naturally, the two don't especially get along.
- French-Canadian name: Ordinateur
Toys
Generation 1
- Mainframe (Action Master, 1990)
- Accessories: "Vibro Pulverizer" rifle
- As an Action Master, Mainframe is a non-transforming action figure of a robot with an indeterminate alternate mode, but chances are he turns into one of those huge computers you see in those movies from the 70's and 80's, you know, the ones the size of refrigerators with the reel-to-reel magnetic tape. He is compatible with any Action Master vehicle or weapon. He was part of the second assortment of basic carded figures, and came with his partner-robot Push-Button.
Trivia
- Mainframe is inexplicably on the cover of the 1990 Family Home Entertainment VHS release of the "Five Faces of Darkness" mini-series... a cartoon produced about four years before Mainframe's toy was released.
