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[[Image:QuickmixUnivMM InstructArt.jpg|right|200px|thumb|"How small the steel, how quaint the conquest."]] | [[Image:QuickmixUnivMM InstructArt.jpg|right|200px|thumb|"How small the steel, how quaint the conquest."]] | ||
'''Quickmix''' is one of the six [[Micromaster]] [[Constructicon (Universe)|Constructicons]] who combine into [[Constructicon Devastator (Micromaster)|Constructicon Devastator]], Quickmix forming his right leg. Quickmix's personality, like that of his comrades, is unknown. It is also unknown what, if any, connection he has with the ''other'' [[Quickmix (G1)|cement mixers]] [[Quickmix (Cybertron)|named "Quickmix"]] (or [[Mixmaster (G1)|Decepticon]] [[Mixmaster ( | '''Quickmix''' is one of the six [[Micromaster]] [[Constructicon (Universe)|Constructicons]] who combine into [[Constructicon Devastator (Micromaster)|Constructicon Devastator]], Quickmix forming his right leg. Quickmix's personality, like that of his comrades, is unknown. It is also unknown what, if any, connection he has with the ''other'' [[Quickmix (G1)|cement mixers]] [[Quickmix (Cybertron)|named "Quickmix"]] (or [[Mixmaster (G1)|Decepticon]] [[Mixmaster (MC)|cement]] [[Mixmaster (Animated)|mixers]] [[Heavy Load (Universe)|in general]]) throughout the [[Continuity|multiverse]]. | ||
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:The toy's larger connector socket is approximately 5mm wide, making Quickmix compatible with [[Powerlinx]] ports. | :The toy's larger connector socket is approximately 5mm wide, making Quickmix compatible with [[Powerlinx]] ports. | ||
: This mold was also used to make ''[[Micromaster Collection]]'' [[Mixmaster ( | : This mold was also used to make ''[[Micromaster Collection]]'' [[Mixmaster (MC)|Mixmaster]]. | ||
::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2004/Decepticon/MMQuickmix/quickmix.htm More information on Quickmix at TFU.info]'' | ::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2004/Decepticon/MMQuickmix/quickmix.htm More information on Quickmix at TFU.info]'' | ||
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| The name or term "Quickmix" refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see Quickmix (disambiguation). |
- Quickmix is a Decepticon whose continuity of origin is unknown, but who was caught up in the Universe war.
Quickmix is one of the six Micromaster Constructicons who combine into Constructicon Devastator, Quickmix forming his right leg. Quickmix's personality, like that of his comrades, is unknown. It is also unknown what, if any, connection he has with the other cement mixers named "Quickmix" (or Decepticon cement mixers in general) throughout the multiverse.
Toys
Universe
- Quickmix (Micromaster, 2004)
- Accessories: Devastator left foot
- A redeco of Mixing, Quickmix transforms into a cement mixer of undetermined model. He can form the leg of any similar-construction Micromaster combiner robot, but normally forms the left leg of Constructicon Devastator.
- A KB Toys exclusive, he and the other Micromaster Constructicons were also ultimately available from Sears during Christmastime, and Kmart's online store.
- The toy's larger connector socket is approximately 5mm wide, making Quickmix compatible with Powerlinx ports.
- This mold was also used to make Micromaster Collection Mixmaster.
Energon
- Quickmix (Micromaster, 2004)
- Accessories: Devastator left foot
- The Micromaster Constructicons were sold in Europe under the Energon banner, presumably since Europe never actually got Universe. The toys are identical to the Universe versions.
Notes
- It seems highly likely that Quickmix's name came about due to Hasbro's inability to secure the Trademark for "Mixmaster", as other members of the team use the names of the Generation 1 Constructicons who share their alternate mode.
- Every bit of purple on Quickmix is paint. His wheels are the only parts not cast in bright green plastic.
