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==[[Transformers: Generation 1]]==
{{disambig2|the Generation 1 Micromaster Race Car Patrol member|the Universe partner to Swerve|Roadhandler (TFU)}}


'''Motto:''' ''"Unwary warriors soon become wrecks."''
''Roadhandler is an [[Autobot]] in the [[Generation 1]] series.''


'''Generation 1 comics (Marvel UK)'''
[[Image:Roadhandleruk.jpg|thumb|left]]


As leader of the [[Micromasters | Micromaster]] [[Race_Car_Patrol|Race Car Patrol]], Roadhandler was assigned to plant mines which would destroy a [[Decepticon]] installation. The purpose of this mission was to stop the [[Decepticon|Decepticons]]' experimentation on their fellow [[Autobot]] [[Micromasters]] in the [[Battle_Patrol|Battle Patrol]].  Roadhandler's orders did not permit him to attempt to rescue the [[Battle_Patrol|Battle Patrol]], who were considered a lost cause.  Roadhandler disobeyed his orders and liberated his comrades, earning the respect of and an apology from his commander, [[Xaaron]].
=Fiction=
===Marvel Comics===
[[Image:Roadhandleruk.jpg|thumb|left|Seniory!]]


Later, after Roadhandler and his Patrol had travelled to Earth, they accompanied [[Optimus_Prime_(G1)|Optimus Prime]] on a mission to retrieve vital battle plans from [[Chainclaw]], who was serving as a courier.  When [[Chainclaw]] was intercepted and captured by the [[Decepticon]] [[Double Dealer]], [[Optimus_Prime_(G1)|Optimus Prime]] prevented Roadhandler from opening fire.  Roadhandler argued that [[Chainclaw]]'s situation was hopeless, meaning that his life could be forfeit to protect Autobot secrets; Optimus Prime disagreed, sayign that an Autobot must always consider other options.
As leader of the Micromaster Race Car Patrol, Roadhandler was assigned to plant mines which would destroy a [[Decepticon]] installation.  The purpose of this mission was to stop the Decepticons' experimentation on their fellow Autobot Micromasters in the [[Battle Patrol]].  Roadhandler's orders did not permit him to attempt to rescue the Battle Patrol, who were considered a lost cause.  Roadhandler disobeyed his orders and liberated his comrades, earning the respect of and an apology from his commander, [[Xaaron (G1)|Xaaron]].


'''Generation 1 comics (Marvel US)'''
When the Race Car Patrol and [[Off-Road_Patrol|Off-Road Patrol]] were dispatched to [[Earth]] in response to [[Optimus Prime (g1)|Optimus Prime]]'s request for reinforcements, Optimus was dismayed by their small size.  Offended, Roadhandler explained that the Micromasters had downsized to conserve energy, and would be tough enough to face any Decepticon.  For their first terrestrial mission, the Micromasters were assigned to investigate strange Decepticon activities; these proved to be part of an energy-collecting mission which would have destroyed most of New York City.  Roadhandler prevented the Decepticon [[Iguanus_(G1)|Iguanus]] from completing the vital final step of the procedure, befriending [[Cecilia_Santiago|Cecilia Santiago]] in the process.
[[Image:Roadhandlerwrestler.jpg|thumb|right|Autobot 3:16]]


When the [[Race_Car_Patrol|Race Car Patrol]] and [[Off-Road_Patrol|Off-Road Patrol]] were dispatched to [[Earth]] in response to [[Optimus_Prime_(G1)|Optimus Prime's]] request for reinforcements, Optimus was dismayed by their small size.  Offended, Roadhandler explained that the [[Micromasters]] had downsized to conserve energy, and would be tough enough to face any Decepticon.  For their first terrestrial mission, the Micromasters were assigned to investigate strange [[Decepticon]] activities; these proved to be part of an energy-collecting mission which would have destroyed most of New York City.  Roadhandler prevented the Decepticon [[Iguanus_(G1)|Iguanus]] from completing the vital final step of the procedure, befriending [[Cecilia_Santiago|Cecilia Santiago]] in the process.
In repayment for Cecilia's help, Roadhandler was obligated to appear on her television talk show.  In a brief interview, Roadhandler denounced Optimus Prime as out of touch, and noted that Prime had always failed to do what Roadhandler had accomplished in only a few weeks; earning the respect and trust of humans.  Roadhandler's fellow guest [[Jake "The Jackhammer" Jackson]], a professional wrestler, used the show to issue a challenge to Roadhandler to a wrestling match.  Although this challenge was clearly meant as a publicity stunt, Roadhandler used the opportunity to grant himself a new forum with which to demonstrate Autobot virtues to a larger human audience.  Roadhandler became an instant celebrity, complete with his own adoring [[Roadhandler_Fan_Club|fan club]].  Decepticon leader [[Lord_Zarak|Lord Zarak]] decided to sully Roadhandler's image by forcing him to throw a fight with [[Storm_Cloud_(G1)|Storm Cloud]], and held members of Roadhander's fan club hostage to ensure his compliance.  Once the humans were freed by Roadhandler's fellow Autobots, Roadhandler's victory over Storm Cloud earned him even more adulation from the humans; but what had happened to his fans proved to him that no human who had befriended an autobot could ever be safe.  To distance the humans from himself,Roadhandler made a speech in which he seemed to denounce humanity.  He and his fellow Micromasters then left for new adventures in parts unknown.  


[[Image:Roadhandlerwrestler.jpg|thumb|right]]
Later, after Roadhandler and his Patrol accompanied Optimus Prime on a mission to retrieve vital battle plans from [[Chainclaw (G1)|Chainclaw]], who was serving as a courier. When Chainclaw was intercepted and captured by the Decepticon [[Doubledealer (G1)|Doubledealer]], Optimus Prime prevented Roadhandler from opening fire.  Roadhandler argued that Chainclaw's situation was hopeless, meaning that his life could be forfeit to protect Autobot secrets; Optimus Prime disagreed, sayign that an Autobot must always consider other options.


In repayment for [[Cecilia_Santiago|Cecilia's]] help, Roadhandler was obligated to appear on her television talk show.  In a brief interview, Roadhandler denounced [[Optimus_Prime_(G1)|Optimus Prime]] as out of touch, and noted that Prime had always failed to do what Roadhandler had accomplished in only a few weeks; earning the respect and trust of humans.  Roadhandler's fellow guest [[Jake "The Jackhammer" Jackson]], a professional wrestler, used the show to issue a challenge to Roadhandler to a wrestling match.  Although this challenge was clearly meant as a publicity stunt, Roadhandler used the opportunity to grant himself a new forum with which to demonstrate [[Autobot]] virtues to a larger human audience. Roadhandler became an instant celebrity, complete with his own adoring [[Roadhandler_Fan_Club | fan club]].  Decepticon leader [[Lord_Zarak|Lord Zarak]] decided to sully Roadhandler's image by forcing him to throw a fight with [[Storm_Cloud_(G1)| Storm Cloud]], and held members of Roadhander's fan club hostage to ensure his compliance.  Once the humans were freed by Roadhandler's fellow Autobots, Roadhandler's victory over Storm Cloud earned him even more adulation from the humans; but what had happened to his fans proved to him that no human who had befriended an autobot could ever be safe.  To distance the humans from himself,Roadhandler made a speech in which he seemed to denounce humanity.  He and his fellow Micromasters then left for new adventures in parts unknown.  
===Zone OAV===
[[Image:ROADHANDLER.jpg|thumb|left]]
Roadhandler was one of the numerous Micromasters who helped defend Planet [[Zone]] from the [[Nine Great Destron Generals]]. Unfortunately, they were not able to prevent [[Overlord (G1) (Masterforce)|Overlord]] from stealing the planet's [[Zodiac]] energy capsule.


'''Micromasters comics (Dreamwave)'''
It should be noted that in this continuity, the Micromasters are very childlike in nature, and virtually all of them are Autobots. As such, it's unlikely Roadhandler had the same attitude problem he displays in the Enlgish-language comics.


Apparently older and tougher than most [[Micromasters]], Roadhandler enjoyed a certain position of authority.  When [[Big_Daddy|Big Daddy]] threatened to lead a Micromaster exodus from the [[Autobot|Autobots]], Roadhandler encouraged him to make sure he did the right thing.


'''Transformers Zone'''
===Dreamwave Generation 1 Comics===
Apparently older and tougher than most Micromasters, Roadhandler enjoyed a certain position of authority.  When [[Big Daddy (G1)|Big Daddy]] threatened to lead a Micromaster exodus from the Autobots, Roadhandler encouraged him to make sure he did the right thing. This, for some reason, involved a race.


[[Image:ROADHANDLER.jpg|thumb|left]]
Roadhandler was one of the Microtransformers who helped defent Planet Zone from the [[Nine Great Destron Generals]] in Transformers zone


==[[Transformers: Universe]]==
=Toys=
===Generation 1===
 
 
=External Links=
 
[http://www.tfu.info/1989/Autobot/Roadhandler/roadhandler.htm Roadhandler at TFU.info]


In the Transformers: Universe toyline, Roadhandler is a small Autobot (possibly also a Mini-Con) capable of Powerlinking with [[Swerve_(TFU) | Swerve]].  It is unknown whether this Roadhandler is the Generation 1 character, or a new entity.


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Revision as of 19:23, 6 April 2006

This article is about the Generation 1 Micromaster Race Car Patrol member. For the Universe partner to Swerve, see Roadhandler (TFU).

Roadhandler is an Autobot in the Generation 1 series.


Fiction

Marvel Comics

Seniory!

As leader of the Micromaster Race Car Patrol, Roadhandler was assigned to plant mines which would destroy a Decepticon installation. The purpose of this mission was to stop the Decepticons' experimentation on their fellow Autobot Micromasters in the Battle Patrol. Roadhandler's orders did not permit him to attempt to rescue the Battle Patrol, who were considered a lost cause. Roadhandler disobeyed his orders and liberated his comrades, earning the respect of and an apology from his commander, Xaaron.

When the Race Car Patrol and Off-Road Patrol were dispatched to Earth in response to Optimus Prime's request for reinforcements, Optimus was dismayed by their small size. Offended, Roadhandler explained that the Micromasters had downsized to conserve energy, and would be tough enough to face any Decepticon. For their first terrestrial mission, the Micromasters were assigned to investigate strange Decepticon activities; these proved to be part of an energy-collecting mission which would have destroyed most of New York City. Roadhandler prevented the Decepticon Iguanus from completing the vital final step of the procedure, befriending Cecilia Santiago in the process.

Autobot 3:16

In repayment for Cecilia's help, Roadhandler was obligated to appear on her television talk show. In a brief interview, Roadhandler denounced Optimus Prime as out of touch, and noted that Prime had always failed to do what Roadhandler had accomplished in only a few weeks; earning the respect and trust of humans. Roadhandler's fellow guest Jake "The Jackhammer" Jackson, a professional wrestler, used the show to issue a challenge to Roadhandler to a wrestling match. Although this challenge was clearly meant as a publicity stunt, Roadhandler used the opportunity to grant himself a new forum with which to demonstrate Autobot virtues to a larger human audience. Roadhandler became an instant celebrity, complete with his own adoring fan club. Decepticon leader Lord Zarak decided to sully Roadhandler's image by forcing him to throw a fight with Storm Cloud, and held members of Roadhander's fan club hostage to ensure his compliance. Once the humans were freed by Roadhandler's fellow Autobots, Roadhandler's victory over Storm Cloud earned him even more adulation from the humans; but what had happened to his fans proved to him that no human who had befriended an autobot could ever be safe. To distance the humans from himself,Roadhandler made a speech in which he seemed to denounce humanity. He and his fellow Micromasters then left for new adventures in parts unknown.

Later, after Roadhandler and his Patrol accompanied Optimus Prime on a mission to retrieve vital battle plans from Chainclaw, who was serving as a courier. When Chainclaw was intercepted and captured by the Decepticon Doubledealer, Optimus Prime prevented Roadhandler from opening fire. Roadhandler argued that Chainclaw's situation was hopeless, meaning that his life could be forfeit to protect Autobot secrets; Optimus Prime disagreed, sayign that an Autobot must always consider other options.

Zone OAV

File:ROADHANDLER.jpg

Roadhandler was one of the numerous Micromasters who helped defend Planet Zone from the Nine Great Destron Generals. Unfortunately, they were not able to prevent Overlord from stealing the planet's Zodiac energy capsule.

It should be noted that in this continuity, the Micromasters are very childlike in nature, and virtually all of them are Autobots. As such, it's unlikely Roadhandler had the same attitude problem he displays in the Enlgish-language comics.


Dreamwave Generation 1 Comics

Apparently older and tougher than most Micromasters, Roadhandler enjoyed a certain position of authority. When Big Daddy threatened to lead a Micromaster exodus from the Autobots, Roadhandler encouraged him to make sure he did the right thing. This, for some reason, involved a race.


Toys

Generation 1

External Links

Roadhandler at TFU.info




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