Mixmaster (ROTF)

The name or term "Mixmaster" refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see Mixmaster (disambiguation).

Mixmaster is a Decepticon from the Revenge of the Fallen franchise in the live-action film continuity family.

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Mixmaster is a Constructicon.

There are two of him, one of which forms Devastator's head!

Fiction

IDW Transformers movie comics

Not shown: Mixmaster learning to use a bone as a club.

In the distant past, the All Spark Cube created a race of powerful, trans-dimensional beings as the first inhabitants of Cybertron. The Cube gave these beings mighty powers, as well as terraforming their world, but it was not limitless, and gradually became depleted. The first beings learned that the All Spark's power could be replenished by harvesting the energy of stars, but they were unable to locate new stars to suit their purposes, despite their amazing ability to travel between dimensions. Once again, the Cube came to the rescue, creating a race of workers, who had the ability to change their shape.

Mixmaster was among the very first of these new beings, one of several "builders" who would construct a harvester when a suitable sun had been found. Once built, the device would drain the energy of these stars, thus replenishing the All Spark. Defiance issue 4 It is assumed that at some point during the civil war on Cybertron, he sided with Megatron, the new protege of Mixmaster's only surviving ancient master, The Fallen.

Revenge of the Fallen movie

After the All Spark shard was retrieved from NEST's secure bunker at Diego Garcia, Long Haul, Rampage, Mixmaster, Scalpel, Ravage and another Constructicon secreted themselves aboard the Bayos freighter heading towards the North Atlantic. Once the ship passed over the Laurentian Abyss, the Decepticons jumped overboard and dived down to where Megatron's broken body lay. Scalpel ordered the death of the smallest Constructicon to rebuild Megatron, an request that Mixmaster and the others obliged with. Soon, Megatron was reborn!

Some time later, Mixmaster and another Constructicon with the same body-type were present during the climactic battle in Egypt between the Autobot/NEST forces and The Fallen's Decepticons. Mixmaster and several other Constructicons waited in a quarry in their construction vehicle disguises until the humans Seymour Simmons, Leo Spitz and their Autobot guardians Skids and Mudflap approached. The Constructicons combined into the mighty Devastator and attacked. Elsewhere, the other Mixmaster fought against the NEST forces in the Egyptian town near the great ruins of the pyramids, using his cannon emplacement mode to cause serious problems, until the ex-Decepticon Jetfire arrived to slice him in half and crush his torso. Meanwhile, Devastator had shrugged off the Autobot twins and was busy demolishing the Great Pyramid of Giza when Simmons called upon the United States Navy to attack Devastator. The U.S.S. Kidd fired her experimental railgun, smashing one of his arms to pieces and destroying Devastator. Revenge of the Fallen

Toys

Revenge of the Fallen

Legends Class toys

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• Decepticon Mixmaster (Legends, 2009)
  • Japanese ID number D2

Mixmaster and the six other Legends class Constructicons combine to form Devastator. In Japan, the Legends class Constructicons are sold individually.

• Constructicon Devastator (Legends figure multi-pack, 2010)

In Hasbro's markets, the Legends Constructicons are sold together as a store exclusive.

Voyager Class toys

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That's the second biggest Decepticon insignia I've ever seen!

• Mixmaster (Voyager, 2009)
  • Japanese ID number: RD-12
  • Accessories: Missile

Mixmaster has a slot on the underside of the cab and two pegs near the back of the rear wheel sections with no corresponding holes that serve no discernible purpose in any mode.

Rather annoyingly, all Mixmasters are misassembled along the arm that holds the front of the cab during transformation. The instructions have the blue hinged tab as facing the opposite direction from the way the toy is actually assembled, which hinders formation of both robot and cannon modes. Normally this would be relatively easy to fix by driving the pin that holds it out and flipping it, but the pin in question is different from normal- it is entirely ridged, like a screw with no head, which makes driving it out enormously hard. In addition, judging by the stock photos, the toy might also be misassembled on the instructions, meaning that the part to be flipped isn't the blue hinge, but the gray part to which it and the cab are connected. Changing either makes proper transformation possible. On top of all that, the final transformation picture of the cannon mode shows the truck cab's front bumper facing upwards, whereas all the steps leading up to that point have the entire cab pointing down. The bumper being in the position the final version shows can either be done using the hinge configuration out of the box or by reversing the gray section noted above. Geez, Hasbro.

Supreme Class toys

• Constructicon Devastator (2009)

The Mixmaster component of the Devastator set becomes Devastator's head.

Merchandise

Robot Heroes

Hi, I'm Mixmaster, and I'm extremely pleased to be your villain this evening.

• Ironhide and Mixmaster (2009)

Part of the second wave of the Revenge of the Fallen portion of the Robot Heroes line, Mixmaster is a new-sculpt that comes with a redeco of the first Robot Heroes Ironhide.