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Skywarp was the second cowardly clone, created after the chicken-hearted [[Clone number 3370318|Clone #3370318]] was destroyed. He was the last clone brought online before Starscream led his new force to [[Earth]], and was immediately terrified at the prospect of going up against Megatron. {{storylink|A Bridge Too Close, Part I}} | Skywarp was the second cowardly clone, created after the chicken-hearted [[Clone number 3370318|Clone #3370318]] was destroyed. He was the last clone brought online before Starscream led his new force to [[Earth]], and was immediately terrified at the prospect of going up against Megatron. {{storylink|A Bridge Too Close, Part I}} | ||
Surprisingly, at the start of the battle Skywarp charged in without a look of terror on his face and even took a shot at Megatron. He stopped shooting when Megatron started to deflect the laser with his terrifying swords. When [[Bumblebee (Animated)|Bumblebee]] started shooting at him, he mostly cowered and pleaded. [[Blurr (Animated)|Blurr]] got a pair of [[stasis cuffs]] on him, which absolutely terrified him, as he claimed that he had an irrational fear of stasis lock. But then both of them and [[Thundercracker (Animated)|Thundercracker]] were accidentally stuck in [[Mixmaster (Animated)|Mixmasters]]'s glue-like cement and hurled into the space bridge, their destination unknown. {{storylink|A Bridge Too Close, Part II}} | |||
Skywarp's personal hell only continued on the other side of the space bridge. He was trapped in glue on some desolate planetoid with Blurr and Thundercracker, and the substance was seeping into his circuitry! Even worse, Blurr's idea to get out of the glue was to release short wave sonic pulses, which Thundercracker did, causing an explosion. He could have been hurt! Fortunately, he wasn't. Needless to say, Skywarp did not join Thundercracker in pursuing the Autobot. He might have shot back! {{storylink|TransWarped}} | Skywarp's personal hell only continued on the other side of the space bridge. He was trapped in glue on some desolate planetoid with Blurr and Thundercracker, and the substance was seeping into his circuitry! Even worse, Blurr's idea to get out of the glue was to release short wave sonic pulses, which Thundercracker did, causing an explosion. He could have been hurt! Fortunately, he wasn't. Needless to say, Skywarp did not join Thundercracker in pursuing the Autobot. He might have shot back! {{storylink|TransWarped}} | ||
Revision as of 07:25, 6 September 2009
| The name or term Skywarp refers to more than one character or idea, which very much frightens the character featured here. For a list of other meanings, do not be afraid to see Skywarp (disambiguation). |
- Skywarp barely musters up the courage to be a Decepticon from the Animated continuity family.
Skywarp, the Coward Starscream, is a Starscream clone embodying the original Starscream's cowardly side. He doesn't want to fight. He bruises easily! He has a doctor's appointment! Do you have any idea just how dangerous fighting is?! Sure, he's as fast, as strong and as well armed as any other Starscream clone, but do you realise how many different micro-organisms can get in through one crack in his exo-structure? Imagine the rush from a battle wound. No, no...Skywarp's talents are put to much better use guarding the rear...or the middle, really, since they can sneak up on you from the rear.
Wait, someone is reading this? ARGH, WE'RE ALL GONNA DIE!
| “ | Us? Against Megatron? Are you insane?! (whimpers) I... think I just sprang an oil leak. | ” |
——The second Skywarp, right after his activation, "A Bridge Too Close, Part I" | ||
Fiction
Animated cartoon
- Voice actor: Tom Kenny (English), Stefan Staudinger (German)
Skywarp was the second cowardly clone, created after the chicken-hearted Clone #3370318 was destroyed. He was the last clone brought online before Starscream led his new force to Earth, and was immediately terrified at the prospect of going up against Megatron. A Bridge Too Close, Part I
Surprisingly, at the start of the battle Skywarp charged in without a look of terror on his face and even took a shot at Megatron. He stopped shooting when Megatron started to deflect the laser with his terrifying swords. When Bumblebee started shooting at him, he mostly cowered and pleaded. Blurr got a pair of stasis cuffs on him, which absolutely terrified him, as he claimed that he had an irrational fear of stasis lock. But then both of them and Thundercracker were accidentally stuck in Mixmasters's glue-like cement and hurled into the space bridge, their destination unknown. A Bridge Too Close, Part II
Skywarp's personal hell only continued on the other side of the space bridge. He was trapped in glue on some desolate planetoid with Blurr and Thundercracker, and the substance was seeping into his circuitry! Even worse, Blurr's idea to get out of the glue was to release short wave sonic pulses, which Thundercracker did, causing an explosion. He could have been hurt! Fortunately, he wasn't. Needless to say, Skywarp did not join Thundercracker in pursuing the Autobot. He might have shot back! TransWarped
Toys
Animated
- Skywarp (Voyager, 2009)
- Accessories: 2 missiles
- A redeco of Voyager-class Starscream, Skywarp transforms into a futuristic, forward-swept wing fighter jet based upon the Su-47 (S-37) Berkut Experimental Fighter and the YF-19 "Alpha One" from the series Macross Plus. This shape allows him to have his faction symbols right-side-up on his wings in robot mode. He features a pair of spring-loaded missile launchers, available in both robot and jet modes.
- This mold was also used by Sunstorm and Thundercracker.
Trivia
- Skywarp was announced as a toy at BotCon 2008's Hasbro toy panel. The Hasbro presenters were pretty insistent that he was developed as a non-show character, simply a way to re-use the Voyager Starscream mold.
- Skywarp's colour scheme, name and powers were taken from Generation One Skywarp. Oh lord, does he want them back?!
- Skywarp's given name in the scripts for the episodes in which he appeared was "Coward Starscream." The fact that people now know his name no doubt terrifies him.
- His bio states that he has teleportation powers like his Generation 1 counterpart, but he's definitely not brave enough to push anyone down the stairs. They might get back up!
