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Revision as of 22:00, 6 March 2011
Six Changers are a rare type of Transformer that, as the name implies, have six forms between which they can alternate. Most are part of the Generation 1 continuity family, which has a grand total of four characters based on two molds.
You could call them Sextuple Changers, but that'd just be silly.
- 1987
- 1988
- 1989
- 2001
Fiction
In G1 US fiction, Six Changers have a tendency to be portrayed as unstable. In Japanese fiction, they tend to be ninjas from the Six Clan, who are unsure of their allegiance. What this says about either ninjas or the unstable is unknown.
Notes
Foreign names
- Japanese: Six Changer (シックスチェンジャー Shikkusu Chenjā)
References
- ↑ While not officially called a Six Changer, his profile states that "his many victories have helped him gain the power of a six-step change skill," making it sound as if he's meant to be one.
