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Revision as of 09:32, 20 August 2011
Tritanium is an impressively durable metal, often gold in color.
Fiction
3H comics
Megatron's claws are made from tritanium. Herald
Dreamwave Unicron Trilogy comics
Dreamwave Armada comic
The Mini-Con Moonbase was reinforced with tritanium, among other materials. Armada #9
Energon comic
Ironhide created a "tritanium-lined resonant space" for a very complicated shock-absorber that would render his seismic-shock warhead useless. Aftershock
Live-action film series
Ravage is armed with tritanium claws.[1]
Toys
Live-action film series
Several Takaratomy promotional MechTech weapons and other "prize" toys were identified as "Tritanium" versions, all of which were plated in gold chrome. They included:
- Tritanium energy blade, a redeco of Optimus Prime's weapon
- Tritanium energy gun, a redeco of Optimus Prime's other weapon
- Tritanium heat blade claw, a redeco of Crankcase's weapon
- Tritanium plasma double bullet, a redeco of Skids' weapon
- Tritanium power saw, a redeco of Ratchet's weapon
- Tritanium MechTech Bumblebee
- Tritanium MechTech Megatron
- Tritanium MechTech Optimus Prime
