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Part of the initial Movie Preview wave, Soundwave transforms into a Cybertronian jet and a satellite mode that looks rather similar to the jet mode. Somehow, this makes him a [[Triple Changer]]. In robot mode, Soundwave has a bulky body structure, making him a rather small robot. In jet mode, he looks something like Cybertron [[Vector Prime]]. His satellite mode design is rather focused on deploying his missile, which is detailed enough that it looks like it could transform into something itself. Both jet and satellite modes feature a face on the back that looks like an armored version of Soundwave's face. He comes with Ravage, which appears to be some sort of missile, who can be fired from Soundwave.
Part of the initial Movie Preview wave, Soundwave transforms into a Cybertronian jet and a satellite mode that looks rather similar to the jet mode. Somehow, this makes him a [[Triple Changer]]. In robot mode, Soundwave has a bulky body structure, making him a rather small robot. In jet mode, he looks something like Cybertron [[Vector Prime]]. His satellite mode design is rather focused on deploying his missile, which is detailed enough that it looks like it could transform into something itself—apparently, it's supposed to be [[Ravage (ROTF)|Ravage]]. Both jet and satellite modes feature a face on the back that looks like an armored version of Soundwave's face.


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Revision as of 21:29, 9 April 2009

The name or term "Soundwave" refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see Soundwave (disambiguation).
Soundwave is a Decepticon from the Revenge of the Fallen franchise in the live-action film continuity family.
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Soundwave, superior?

Fiction

Titan Magazines Transformers movie comics

Starscream was in talks with Soundwave to get him to join in the attack on Earth and be in Michael Bay's next documentary. Soundwave is known for talking in several frequencies at once, apparently just to be annoying. #15's Star Screams Starscream doesn't trust Soundwave but notes his intelligence, and so views him as a worthy successor in the event of his death. #21's Star Screams


IDW Transformers movie comics

Alas, poor Dreadwing. I knew him, Ravage.

Presumed dead for years, Soundwave arrived on Mars one month after Megatron's death. He quickly took stock of the situation, scanning both Dreadwing's remains, and an imprint of Frenzy's body. He contacted Starscream after his battle with Wreckage, informing him that he had sent troops from his ship to Earth, with more waiting in stasis. As Starscream headed for the ship, Soundwave informed him he still had orders to follow Alliance issue 2



Toys

Revenge of the Fallen

Deluxe Class toys

War fork!
  • Soundwave (2009)
  • Japanese ID number: RD-04
  • Accessories: 1 missile


Part of the initial Movie Preview wave, Soundwave transforms into a Cybertronian jet and a satellite mode that looks rather similar to the jet mode. Somehow, this makes him a Triple Changer. In robot mode, Soundwave has a bulky body structure, making him a rather small robot. In jet mode, he looks something like Cybertron Vector Prime. His satellite mode design is rather focused on deploying his missile, which is detailed enough that it looks like it could transform into something itself—apparently, it's supposed to be Ravage. Both jet and satellite modes feature a face on the back that looks like an armored version of Soundwave's face.



Trivia

A Soundwave-headed Blackout from an animatic.
  • Soundwave was originally supposed to feature in Transformers: he fulfilled both Barricade and Frenzy's roles, hacking into the CIA headquarters as a portable stereo, then morphed into a Humvee to track down Sam Witwicky.[1]Michael Bay's decision to minimalize the amount of morphing in the film resulted in a change to a helicopter who openly attacks the army. Soundwave and Ravage were changed to Blackout and Scorponok as the film's location was changed from a jungle to a desert.[2] [3] Hasbro had also insisted on Soundwave having a musical mode, so he was changed to the character eventually known as Frenzy, to the extent that he had to be renamed.
  • Hasbro's description and arrangement of Soundwave's toy as a triple changer runs counter to the filmmakers' intent to introduce the technology in the next film.[4] Aaron Archer acknowledged in Toyfare #140 (February 2009) they had altered Soundwave's Cybertronian form from the film for the sake of creating a decent toy.

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