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Beast Machines was not "cancelled," and there never would have been more episodes to explain anything. Moved the other information down into Trivia section.
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:''Voice actor:'' [[David Kaye]] (US), [[Yūichi Nagashima]] (Japan)
:''Voice actor:'' [[David Kaye]] (US), [[Yūichi Nagashima]] (Japan)


His origins are unclear. However, it is notable that his two forms are a dragon and a wolf. Savage/Noble did not appear until after [[Megatron (BW)|Megatron]] made himself purely mechanical, due to [[Optimus Primal (BW)|Optimus's]] use of the [[Plasma Energy Chamber]], and after Silverbolt reappeared as an eagle. Thus, it seems possible that Savage/Noble is somehow Megatron's beast-mode fused with Silverbolt's wolf-form; however the series was canceled before Savage/Noble's origins could be explored. Savage/Noble was quickly accepted into the [[Maximal]] fold, and was immediately befriended by [[Nightscream]]. After the Maximals led him to Megatron's Citadel, Megs made his move, and downloaded his [[spark]] into a [[Grand Mal|Giant Warship]] (kind of shaped like his own head), leaving Savage/Noble a pure beast with an instinctual mind. Noble hung around, helping where he could, before eventually being killed by Megatron after saving the Maximals.
His origins are unclear. Savage/Noble was quickly accepted into the [[Maximal]] fold, and was immediately befriended by [[Nightscream]]. After the Maximals led him to Megatron's Citadel, Megs made his move, and downloaded his [[spark]] into a [[Grand Mal|Giant Warship]] (kind of shaped like his own head), leaving Savage/Noble a pure beast with an instinctual mind. Noble hung around, helping where he could, before eventually being killed by Megatron after saving the Maximals.


==Toys==
==Toys==
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*'''Beast Changer''' (2001)
*'''Beast Changer''' (2001)
The Beast Changer toy was originally released in the West in 2001 as part of the Beast Machines toyline.  In 2005, the mold was later recolored to appear somewhat more show-accurate and released in Japan as part of the Beast Wars Returns toyline, exclusive to Toys R' Us.
The Beast Changer toy was originally released in the West in 2001 as part of the Beast Machines toyline.  In 2005, the mold was later recolored to appear somewhat more show-accurate and released in Japan as part of the Beast Wars Returns toyline, exclusive to Toys R' Us.
==Trivia==
*Some fans speculate that Savage/Noble is somehow Megatron's beast mode fused with Silverbolt's wolf-form, as Silverbolt is reintroduced to the series minus the wolf half of his previous wolf/eagle [[Fuzor]] form. 


==External links==
==External links==
*[http://www.tfu.info/2001/Maximal/BeastChanger/beastchanger.htm TFU.info's entry on Beast Changer]
*[http://www.tfu.info/2001/Maximal/BeastChanger/beastchanger.htm TFU.info's entry on Beast Changer]



Revision as of 06:04, 30 January 2007

Savage/Noble is a Maximal from the Beast Machines portion of the Generation 1 continuity family. He is also known as Beast Changer.
A Predacon Werewolf in Iacon.

Savage/Noble is one of the ONLY purely-organic Transformers. His "robot" form resembles a werewolf (referred to as Noble), and his alt-mode is a dragon-creature (known as Savage). He is close friends with Nightscream.


Fiction

Animated continuity

Beast Machines

Voice actor: David Kaye (US), Yūichi Nagashima (Japan)

His origins are unclear. Savage/Noble was quickly accepted into the Maximal fold, and was immediately befriended by Nightscream. After the Maximals led him to Megatron's Citadel, Megs made his move, and downloaded his spark into a Giant Warship (kind of shaped like his own head), leaving Savage/Noble a pure beast with an instinctual mind. Noble hung around, helping where he could, before eventually being killed by Megatron after saving the Maximals.

Toys

Beast Machines

  • Beast Changer (2001)

The Beast Changer toy was originally released in the West in 2001 as part of the Beast Machines toyline. In 2005, the mold was later recolored to appear somewhat more show-accurate and released in Japan as part of the Beast Wars Returns toyline, exclusive to Toys R' Us.

Trivia

  • Some fans speculate that Savage/Noble is somehow Megatron's beast mode fused with Silverbolt's wolf-form, as Silverbolt is reintroduced to the series minus the wolf half of his previous wolf/eagle Fuzor form.



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