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{{disambig2|the Decepticon tiltrotor aircraft from the live action movie continuity|the [[Mini-Con]] from ''Armada''|Incinerator (Armada)}}<center> | |||
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:''Incinerator is a [[ | :''Incinerator is a [[Decepticon]] from the [[Movie (franchise)|2007 movie franchise]] in the [[Live-action film series|live-action film]] [[continuity family]].'' | ||
[[Image:Titan19 NewCons.jpg|right|300px|thumb|Incinerator: joined the Samaritans for one day and four people committed suicide — and one was a wrong number. (Incinerator's the dour one on the far right.)]] | [[Image:Titan19 NewCons.jpg|right|300px|thumb|Incinerator: joined the Samaritans for one day and four people committed suicide — and one was a wrong number. (Incinerator's the dour one on the far right.)]] | ||
Most of the Decepticons who came to [[Earth]] seeking [[Megatron (Movie)|Megatron]] stick to the shadows, stealthily seeking out tips on their leader's whereabouts. However, stealth is not '''Incinerator''''s thing. He wants to know where Megatron is, and he's going to interrogate every [[ | Most of the Decepticons who came to [[Earth]] seeking [[Megatron (Movie)|Megatron]] stick to the shadows, stealthily seeking out tips on their leader's whereabouts. However, stealth is not '''Incinerator''''s thing. He wants to know where Megatron is, and he's going to interrogate every [[Autobot]] he can capture to find out. His interrogations generally consist of taking his hapless "passengers" on a terrifying flight and scaring whatever scraps of information they might have out of them. Of course, once they've told Incinerator what he needs to know, they're free to go... | ||
...from 25,000 feet up. | ...from 25,000 feet up. | ||
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'''Note:''' ''The following events occur in an alternate timeline/continuity where Megatron won the battle of Mission City.'' | '''Note:''' ''The following events occur in an alternate timeline/continuity where Megatron won the battle of Mission City.'' | ||
Incinerator was one of [[Stockade (Movie)|Stockade's]] "new Decepticons": a group of Decepticons who remained on the dying Cybertron out of patriotism, and survived by feeding on [[ | Incinerator was one of [[Stockade (Movie)|Stockade's]] "new Decepticons": a group of Decepticons who remained on the dying Cybertron out of patriotism, and survived by feeding on [[Nucleon]]. Sadly, he does not have copter blades for hands. {{storylink|Transformers Comic issue 17|Return to Cybertron: Part 1}} | ||
[[Image:Movie Incinerator whoops.jpg|left|200px|thumb|Wahh wahh waaahhhhhh...]] | [[Image:Movie Incinerator whoops.jpg|left|200px|thumb|Wahh wahh waaahhhhhh...]] | ||
He helped summon an entity to Cybertron to rebirth the dead world and oversaw the use of [[ | He helped summon an entity to Cybertron to rebirth the dead world and oversaw the use of [[Nucleon]] to provide power for the process, a situation likely made harder by his hands turning into spiky blades between scenes. The Nucleon flow was stopped by [[Bumblebee (Movie)|Bumblebee]], but the entity arrived anyway and Incinerator was seen with a big "oh whoops" expression when the entity announced its name was [[Unicron]]. {{storylink|Transformers Comic issue 18|Return to Cybertron: Part 2}} | ||
He moaned this wasn't meant to happen, moaned they were all going to die, and probably would've moaned that he had normal fingers again if things weren't so bad. {{storylink|Transformers Comic issue 19|Return to Cybertron: Part 3}} He helped stop Unicron. {{storylink|Transformers Comic issue 20|Return to Cybertron: Part 4}} | He moaned this wasn't meant to happen, moaned they were all going to die, and probably would've moaned that he had normal fingers again if things weren't so bad. {{storylink|Transformers Comic issue 19|Return to Cybertron: Part 3}} He helped stop Unicron. {{storylink|Transformers Comic issue 20|Return to Cybertron: Part 4}} | ||
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===IDW ''Transformers'' movie comics=== | ===IDW ''Transformers'' movie comics=== | ||
Incinerator was one of the reinforcements sent to Earth by [[Soundwave (Movie)|Soundwave]], making his landing in [[ | Incinerator was one of the reinforcements sent to Earth by [[Soundwave (Movie)|Soundwave]], making his landing in [[Florida]]. {{storylink|Alliance issue 3|Alliance issue 3}} | ||
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: Part of the "[[ | : Part of the "[[AllSpark Power]]" portion of the movie line, Incinerator transforms into a Bell Helicopter Textron/Boeing Helicopters <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/V-22_Osprey" class="extiw" title="wikipedia:V-22_Osprey">V-22 Osprey</a> tiltrotor transport aircraft, based upon the CV-22 variant used by the US Air Force and featured in the [[Transformers (2007)|film]]. Pushing on the radar mounted on his tail activates an extensive gear-train, which causes both rotors to rotate regardless of whatever position his wings/arms are in. His [[Automorph]] feature opens up his canopy as his chest assembly is rotated downwards into robot mode and (in a lesser Automorph) pops out his pelvis once his legs are separated away from his vehicle underside. | ||
: The [[ | : The [[TakaraTomy]] version of Incinerator sports a different color scheme than the [[Hasbro]] counterpart, replacing the two shades of gray with a primarily black color (but retaining the purple and "Allspark Power" blue plastic colors). In addition, it also sports "0025" markings on the tail in an attempt to make the alternate mode more [[Show-accuracy|movie-accurate]], though this aim is questionable given the Ospreys in the Movie weren't black. Like all Japanese "Allspark Power" releases, "black" Incinerator comes with a small Allspark cube accessory. | ||
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* Incinerator was one of the many working names for fellow Decepticon helicopter [[Blackout (Movie)|Blackout]]. | * Incinerator was one of the many working names for fellow Decepticon helicopter [[Blackout (Movie)|Blackout]]. | ||
* Incinerator's coloration and personality appear to be based on those of the [[Generation 1 (franchise)|Generation 1]] [[ | * Incinerator's coloration and personality appear to be based on those of the [[Generation 1 (franchise)|Generation 1]] [[Combaticon]] [[Vortex (G1)|Vortex]]... which was yet another working name for [[Blackout (Movie)|Blackout]]. | ||
* Incinerator's box art is curiously different from the actual toy's head design, as the art sports large, round, [[Bumblebee (Movie)|Bumblebee]]-styled eyes that take up a large portion of the face, whereas the toy's head sculpt sports a [[Jazz (Movie)|Jazz]]-type visor for eyes. | * Incinerator's box art is curiously different from the actual toy's head design, as the art sports large, round, [[Bumblebee (Movie)|Bumblebee]]-styled eyes that take up a large portion of the face, whereas the toy's head sculpt sports a [[Jazz (Movie)|Jazz]]-type visor for eyes. | ||
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| This article is about the Decepticon tiltrotor aircraft from the live action movie continuity. For the Mini-Con from Armada, see Incinerator (Armada). |
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- Incinerator is a Decepticon from the 2007 movie franchise in the live-action film continuity family.
Most of the Decepticons who came to Earth seeking Megatron stick to the shadows, stealthily seeking out tips on their leader's whereabouts. However, stealth is not Incinerator's thing. He wants to know where Megatron is, and he's going to interrogate every Autobot he can capture to find out. His interrogations generally consist of taking his hapless "passengers" on a terrifying flight and scaring whatever scraps of information they might have out of them. Of course, once they've told Incinerator what he needs to know, they're free to go...
...from 25,000 feet up.
Fiction
Titan Magazines Transformers movie comics
Note: The following events occur in an alternate timeline/continuity where Megatron won the battle of Mission City.
Incinerator was one of Stockade's "new Decepticons": a group of Decepticons who remained on the dying Cybertron out of patriotism, and survived by feeding on Nucleon. Sadly, he does not have copter blades for hands. Return to Cybertron: Part 1
He helped summon an entity to Cybertron to rebirth the dead world and oversaw the use of Nucleon to provide power for the process, a situation likely made harder by his hands turning into spiky blades between scenes. The Nucleon flow was stopped by Bumblebee, but the entity arrived anyway and Incinerator was seen with a big "oh whoops" expression when the entity announced its name was Unicron. Return to Cybertron: Part 2
He moaned this wasn't meant to happen, moaned they were all going to die, and probably would've moaned that he had normal fingers again if things weren't so bad. Return to Cybertron: Part 3 He helped stop Unicron. Return to Cybertron: Part 4
IDW Transformers movie comics
Incinerator was one of the reinforcements sent to Earth by Soundwave, making his landing in Florida. Alliance issue 3
Toys
Transformers (2007)
- Incinerator (Voyager, 2008)
- Japanese ID number: MD-22
- Part of the "AllSpark Power" portion of the movie line, Incinerator transforms into a Bell Helicopter Textron/Boeing Helicopters <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/V-22_Osprey" class="extiw" title="wikipedia:V-22_Osprey">V-22 Osprey</a> tiltrotor transport aircraft, based upon the CV-22 variant used by the US Air Force and featured in the film. Pushing on the radar mounted on his tail activates an extensive gear-train, which causes both rotors to rotate regardless of whatever position his wings/arms are in. His Automorph feature opens up his canopy as his chest assembly is rotated downwards into robot mode and (in a lesser Automorph) pops out his pelvis once his legs are separated away from his vehicle underside.
- The TakaraTomy version of Incinerator sports a different color scheme than the Hasbro counterpart, replacing the two shades of gray with a primarily black color (but retaining the purple and "Allspark Power" blue plastic colors). In addition, it also sports "0025" markings on the tail in an attempt to make the alternate mode more movie-accurate, though this aim is questionable given the Ospreys in the Movie weren't black. Like all Japanese "Allspark Power" releases, "black" Incinerator comes with a small Allspark cube accessory.
Trivia
- Incinerator was one of the many working names for fellow Decepticon helicopter Blackout.
- Incinerator's coloration and personality appear to be based on those of the Generation 1 Combaticon Vortex... which was yet another working name for Blackout.
- Incinerator's box art is curiously different from the actual toy's head design, as the art sports large, round, Bumblebee-styled eyes that take up a large portion of the face, whereas the toy's head sculpt sports a Jazz-type visor for eyes.
- As of February 2008, the V-22 has entered service for the United States Marine Corps and for the United States Air Force after 20 years of development.
