Aero Raid

Aero Raid is an Autobot from the Japanese Generation 2 portion of the Generation 1 continuity family.

The Autobot Cyberjet known as Aero Raid was once a member of the Decepticon Cyberjet team. However, centuries of war began to change his opinion on right and wrong, so along with fellow Cyberjets Jetfire and Strafe, he switched sides. This betrayal of the Decepticon faction has earned him the undying scorn of the remaining Decepticon Cyberjets.

Fiction

G-2 story pages and comic

While infiltrating a Decepticon base, Road Rocket was spotted by Road Pig and his troops. Road Pig cornered Road Rocket in a dead end hallway with the Autobot greatly out-numbered. Suddenly, Aero Raid burst out of a vent shaft, offering back-up to his comrade. Road Rocket, being the stoic that he is, was less than grateful. Generation 2 (manga)

Dreamwave comics continuity

Right there, under Shōki's armpit. Next to Rapido. What? Yes, of course this is worth mentioning. Why do you ask?

Aero Raid is part of the crowd at one of Prowl's many longwinded speeches that didn't go down too well with the recently-liberated Cybertronian populace. Skyfire

With the Aerialbot Air Raid being deactivated on Earth, and Skyjack having flame-deco that's not present here, one can only assume that it's Aero Raid. Or, one can write it off as an Easter Egg gone bad... but that's no fun.

Toys

Generation 2

These white missiles are a real pain to photograph against a white backdrop, you know.

• Aero Raid (Cyberjet, 1995)
  • Japanese ID number: TRF-14
  • Accessories: 3 missiles

Aero Raid was a redeco of the Cyberjet Skyjack, transforming into an F-117A Nighthawk with a dark camouflage paint scheme. He features a pressure-launch missile launcher that becomes his right arm in robot mode. His non-loaded missiles can be stored in clips on the undersides of his wings. He comes with an extra decal sheet, giving you some customization options, including "battle damage" markings.

The toy is identical to the Generation 2 Cyberjet version of Air Raid. It was later redecoed as the 2004 Universe version of Air Raid, and Robot Masters Delta Seeker.

External links

• Aero Raid (G2 Air Raid) at TFU.info