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*[[Huffer (Animated)|Huffer]] (Mustache) | *[[Huffer (Animated)|Huffer]] (Mustache) | ||
*[[Jazz (Animated)|Jazz]] (Jawline, with Soul Patch attachment) | *[[Jazz (Animated)|Jazz]] (Jawline, with Soul Patch attachment) | ||
*[[Johnny 5]] (Eyebrows) | |||
*[[Mixmaster (Animated)|Mixmaster]] (The Lemmy) | *[[Mixmaster (Animated)|Mixmaster]] (The Lemmy) | ||
*[[Pipes (Animated)|Pipes]] (Mustache) | *[[Pipes (Animated)|Pipes]] (Mustache) | ||
Revision as of 23:29, 27 March 2012

Some Transformers have facial features that resemble human facial hair. These features sometimes indicate age, but this is not always the case.
Transformers with facial hair
Generation 1

- A3/Alpha Trion
- The moustachioed bartender
- Detritus
- Early Decepticon leader
- Riker
- Scourge
- Sweeps
- Unicron
- The Venerable Ones
- Wreck-Gar
Beast Era
- Alpha Trion (Wreckers)
- Cheetor (Transmetal 2)
- Longrack's father, grandfather, great-grandfather, and his ancestors
- Ramulus
- Silverbolt (Beast Machines)
Unicron Trilogy

Shattered Glass

Movie
- The Fallen (braided beard)
- Jetfire (beard)
- Ratchet (walrus moustache)
- Roadbuster (goatee and sideburns)
- Leadfoot (beard)
- Topspin (bushy beard)
- Sentinel Prime (mustache and braided beard)
- Wheelie (eyebrows and whiskers)
- Wheeljack/Que (mustache)
Animated

- Alpha Trion (Mustache and Beard)
- Dead End (Van Dyke)
- Dirt Boss (Mustache)
- Highbrow (Mustache)
- Huffer (Mustache)
- Jazz (Jawline, with Soul Patch attachment)
- Johnny 5 (Eyebrows)
- Mixmaster (The Lemmy)
- Pipes (Mustache)
- Scrapper (Sideburns)
- Tracks (Soul patch)
- Wheeljack (Jamie Hyneman's face)
- Wreck-Gar (Van Dyke)
- Motormaster (The Lemmy)
Hunt for the Decepticons

- The new lab assistant (goatee)
Rescue Bots
- Heatwave (horseshoe mustache)
Prime
- Starscream and Knock Out both have goatees.

