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- "Leader-1" is an unnamed Transformer from the Generation 1 continuity family.
"Leader-1" is an unfortunate fellow.
Fiction
Dreamwave comics
During the rule of Shockwave, Leader-1, along with Cy-Kill, was killed in the smelting pools of Iacon. Cold War
Notes
- Though not as notorious as some others, Leader-1 is another fine case of a Tonka GoBots easter egg appearance with an ending that accomplishes to be deadly but fails to be funny.
- The GoBots version of Leader-1 (like all GoBots) was actually a cyborg and not a robot, while his Transformers counterpart is probably 100% robotic.
