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Revision as of 21:56, 29 August 2009
- The auto-combatant is a drone in the Generation 1 continuity family.
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Some Autobot starships are equipped with auto-combatants to help the Autobots keep in practice while on long voyages.
Fiction
Generation 1 cartoon continuity
- Voice Actor: Frank Welker (English)
The Autobots had to flee Autobot City on Earth after an attack by Galvatron's forces. During the voyage, Hot Rod activated the ship's auto-combatant for a little practice melee combat. Hot Rod used an Energon sword and a shield while the auto-combatant went weaponless. The auto-combatant paused for a moment to allow Hot Rod to speak with the rest of the crew, but then sucker-punched him in the back when he figured the conversation was ended. The shuttle then came under attack and Hot Rod ended his training session. The Transformers: The Movie
Notes
- This droid was called the "auto-combatant" in the Ladybird adaptation of the movie.
