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===Titan Magazines ''Revenge of the Fallen'' comics=== | ===Titan Magazines ''Revenge of the Fallen'' comics=== | ||
Wideload, along with [[Smokescreen (Movie)|Smokescreen]] and [[Brawn (ROTF)|Brawn]], had the misfortune to be on duty at [[NEST]]'s [[South Africa|South African]] prison when [[Bludgeon (ROTF)|Bludgeon]] staged a jailbreak! When Brawn informed them that this would be ugly, Wideload pointed out they had weapons and access to alt modes... which it turned out the Decepticons had regained too. He was soon smashed flying through the air towards the [[World Cup]], landing with an almighty ''BAKASSSHK''.{{storylink|Transformers Comic issue 2.13|Inside Out!}} | Wideload, along with [[Smokescreen (Movie)|Smokescreen]] and [[Brawn (ROTF)|Brawn]], had the misfortune to be on duty at [[NEST]]'s [[South Africa|South African]] prison when [[Bludgeon (ROTF)|Bludgeon]] staged a jailbreak! When Brawn informed them that this would be ugly, Wideload pointed out they had weapons and access to alt modes... which it turned out the Decepticons had regained too. He was soon smashed flying through the air towards the [[World Cup]], landing with an almighty ''BAKASSSHK''. {{storylink|Transformers Comic issue 2.13|Inside Out!}} | ||
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==Toys== | ==Toys== | ||
===''Revenge of the Fallen''=== | ===''Revenge of the Fallen''=== | ||
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*'''Wideload''' (Scout, 2010) | *'''Wideload''' (Scout, 2010) | ||
: | :Part of the fifth wave of ''[[Revenge of the Fallen (toyline)|Revenge of the Fallen]]'' Scout-class figures, Wideload is a [[redeco]] of [[Rollbar (ROTF)|Rollbar]], transforming into a delivery van of undetermined, probably made-up model, with an "[[Energon (fuel)|Energon]] Express" logo on the sides. He has little to no [[gimmick]]ry whatsoever, unless you count his spring-loaded chest panels that snap into place when converting to robot mode. | ||
::*''[http://tfu.info/2010/Autobot/Wideload/wideload.htm More information on Wideload at TFU.info]'' | ::*''[http://tfu.info/2010/Autobot/Wideload/wideload.htm More information on Wideload at TFU.info]'' | ||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
*Wideload's design, (particularly his head) appears to be an [[homage]] to an [[:Image:Movie scale chart.jpg|early design pass at Optimus Prime]] for the first film. | *Wideload's design, (particularly his head) appears to be an [[homage]] to an [[:Image:Movie scale chart.jpg|early design pass at Optimus Prime]] for the first film. | ||
Revision as of 09:18, 11 February 2011
| The name or term "Wideload" refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see Wideload (disambiguation). |
- Wideload is an Autobot from the Revenge of the Fallen franchise portion of the live-action film continuity family.
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Wideload likes being a link in the Autobots' supply chain, but he likes to look good doing it. He's very particular about his finish, so beware; if you get him dirty, he'll track you down and deliver a truckload of beatdowns to your door.
Wideload's also not the brightest bulb in the box, being easily fooled into doing things like driving into the sea by Sonar.
Fiction
Titan Magazines Revenge of the Fallen comics
Wideload, along with Smokescreen and Brawn, had the misfortune to be on duty at NEST's South African prison when Bludgeon staged a jailbreak! When Brawn informed them that this would be ugly, Wideload pointed out they had weapons and access to alt modes... which it turned out the Decepticons had regained too. He was soon smashed flying through the air towards the World Cup, landing with an almighty BAKASSSHK. Inside Out!
Toys
Revenge of the Fallen
- Wideload (Scout, 2010)
- Part of the fifth wave of Revenge of the Fallen Scout-class figures, Wideload is a redeco of Rollbar, transforming into a delivery van of undetermined, probably made-up model, with an "Energon Express" logo on the sides. He has little to no gimmickry whatsoever, unless you count his spring-loaded chest panels that snap into place when converting to robot mode.
Notes
- Wideload's design, (particularly his head) appears to be an homage to an early design pass at Optimus Prime for the first film.
