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In the [[Transformers (Titan Magazine)|Titan magazine]] continuity, drones here have a "fulcrum drone", a drone that the others are linked to and informs them of allegiance and objective; if it's reprogrammed, the drones switch sides. {{storylink|Transformers Comic issue 24|Revolution Part 2}} [[IDW Publishing]]'s comics are unclear on the nature of their drones, although [[Chris Mowry]] has said he sees them as [[protoform]]s whose lack of intelligence led them to be designated as livestock assigned to simple tasks (he sees the multiple [[Constructicon (ROTF)|Constructicon]]s as a prime example). A character like Dreadwing was a drone who showed signs of actual intelligence.<ref>[http://forum.idwpublishing.com/viewtopic.php?t=6019&start=60 Mowry in an IDW forum thread about Defiance]</ref> | |||
*[[Dreadwing (Movie)|Dreadwing]] | *[[Dreadwing (Movie)|Dreadwing]] | ||
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*[[Class Alpha drone unit|Class Alpha drones]] | *[[Class Alpha drone unit|Class Alpha drones]] | ||
*[[Class Beta drone unit|Class Beta drones]] | *[[Class Beta drone unit|Class Beta drones]] | ||
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[[Category:Lists]] | [[Category:Lists]] | ||
[[Category:Drones| ]] | [[Category:Drones| ]] | ||
Revision as of 15:23, 9 August 2009
Drones are manufactured non-sentient robots, both intelligent and non-. Though many end up mass-produced as army fodder, this is not always the case, nor are all mass armies made up of drones.
Generation 1
- Air Warrior
- Apex Bomber/God Bomber
- Astroforce
- Autobot X
- Auto-combatant
- Autoscout
- Battle Taxi
- Battle Station
- Boltax
- Brunt
- Cannon [citation needed]
- Clutch
- Centurion
- Centurion droids
- Cog/Gasket/Grommet
- Cog/Onomus/Koka
- Combat Deck
- Dark Guardians
- Deceptitran
- Deceptitran's Droids
- Drone Jets
- Fasttrack/Black Rorichi
- Firecon
- Fistfight
- Full-Tilt
- Galaman/Great Galaman
- Glitch
- Guard
- Guardian robot
- Hellhound
- Insecticlone
- Salvo
- Shothole
- Zaptrap
- Maintenance Drones
- Metrotank
- Megatron Military
- Mobile Defencer
- Nightbird
- Novaroid/Great Novaroid
- Roller
- "Roller car"
- Scraplet
- Seacons (Masterforce only)
- Sentinels
- Sky Spy
- Slammer
- Surveillance Drone
- Transtectors
- Watchdogs (possibly)
- Zoom-Zoom
Beast Wars
- Arachnoids
- Beeline
- Cobra Soldiers
- Cyberbee
- Cyber raptor
- Nightshriek
- Nuclear Cybershark Drone
- Quick-Firing Robotic Bat
- Scorpion Soldiers
- True One
Beast Machines
- Beast Rider
- Deployer
- Diagnostic Drone
- Vehicons
- Sonic Attack Jets
- Blastcharge Drones
- Demolition Drones
- Mirage Drones
- Motorcycle Drones
- Obsidian Drones
- Quake Drones
- Spy Streak Drones
- Strika Drones
- Tank Drones
- Vehicon Moles
Unicron Trilogy
- Bug Drone
- Decepticlone
- Fixer Bug
- Grand Scourge's Grand Cross
- Dive 1
- Crusher 2
- Flame 3
- Tornado 4
- Prime Force
- Fire 1
- Copter 2
- Digger 3
- Submarine 4
- Terrorcons
Universe
Timelines
Movie (2007)
In the Titan magazine continuity, drones here have a "fulcrum drone", a drone that the others are linked to and informs them of allegiance and objective; if it's reprogrammed, the drones switch sides. Revolution Part 2 IDW Publishing's comics are unclear on the nature of their drones, although Chris Mowry has said he sees them as protoforms whose lack of intelligence led them to be designated as livestock assigned to simple tasks (he sees the multiple Constructicons as a prime example). A character like Dreadwing was a drone who showed signs of actual intelligence.[1]
- Dreadwing
- Dropkick
- Longarm
- Mixmaster
- Payload
- Scrapper
- Swindle
- Thundercracker
- Class Alpha drones
- Class Beta drones
