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''When searching for the [[Dinobot (G1)|Dinobots]], Cliffjumper somehow used his glass gas to actually transform a human boat INTO glass.'' {{storylink|Dinobot Hunt!}} | ''When searching for the [[Dinobot (G1)|Dinobots]], Cliffjumper somehow used his glass gas to actually transform a human boat INTO glass.'' {{storylink|Dinobot Hunt!}} | ||
====''Classics''==== | ====''Classics''/''Shattered Glass''==== | ||
Cliffjumper managed to talk [[Wheeljack (G1)|Wheeljack]] into rebuilding the glass gas gun, after the old one was destroyed, presumably [[Underbase|along with Cliffjumper]]. {{storylink|Hasbro Transformers Collectors' Club issue 17|Cliffjumper's extended ''Classics'' profile}} | Cliffjumper managed to talk [[Wheeljack (G1)|Wheeljack]] into rebuilding the glass gas gun, after the old one was destroyed, presumably [[Underbase|along with Cliffjumper]]. {{storylink|Hasbro Transformers Collectors' Club issue 17|Cliffjumper's extended ''Classics'' profile}} | ||
When Cliffjumper wound up in another universe and was forced to team up with the local Decepticons, [[Starscream (SG)|Starscream]] (knowing his reality's [[Cliffjumper (SG)|Cliffjumper]] used it before his death) gained Cliffjumper's aid in replicating the glass gas formula, so that they could use it on the ''[[Ark (SG)|Ark]]''. After finally learning to trust these Decepticons, Cliffjumper sprayed the gas all over the support beams for the platform, causing it to collapse, leaving it ruined. {{storylink|Shattered Glass}} | |||
[[Sephie Beller]] used her Cybertronic implants to copy Cliffjumper's [[power chip rectifier]], gaining his ability to fire glass gas. She later used it on [[Swoop (SG)|Swoop]] to great effect. {{storylink|Transhuman}} | |||
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The next time he used his glass gas gun was on [[Devastator (G1)|Devastator]] during a battle near the [[Solar Power Tower]]. In response, Devastator swept his arm, causing a gust of wind which dissipated the gas harmlessly. Later in the battle, Cliffjumper was back to using lasers. {{storylink|The Master Builders}} | The next time he used his glass gas gun was on [[Devastator (G1)|Devastator]] during a battle near the [[Solar Power Tower]]. In response, Devastator swept his arm, causing a gust of wind which dissipated the gas harmlessly. Later in the battle, Cliffjumper was back to using lasers. {{storylink|The Master Builders}} | ||
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===Marvel coloring books=== | ===Marvel coloring books=== | ||
After Cliffjumper blasted [[Thundercracker (G1)|Thundercracker]] with glass gas, the Decepticon had to flee before he broke. {{storylink|Search for Treasure Under the Sea}} It also handily froze a couple of Decepticons who had captured [[Sparkplug Witwicky|Sparkplug]] and [[Buster Witwicky (G1)|Buster Witwicky]]. {{storylink|The Deadly Fuel Shortage}} | After Cliffjumper blasted [[Thundercracker (G1)|Thundercracker]] with glass gas, the Decepticon had to flee before he broke. {{storylink|Search for Treasure Under the Sea}} It also handily froze a couple of Decepticons who had captured [[Sparkplug Witwicky|Sparkplug]] and [[Buster Witwicky (G1)|Buster Witwicky]]. {{storylink|The Deadly Fuel Shortage}} | ||
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===The Razor's Edge=== | ===The Razor's Edge=== | ||
One of [[Crossblades]]'s weapons was a chemical that made Transformer skin become as brittle as a glass. {{Storylink|The Razor's Edge}} | One of [[Crossblades (G1)|Crossblades]]'s weapons was a chemical that made Transformer skin become as brittle as a glass. {{Storylink|The Razor's Edge}} | ||
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[[Swindle (Animated)|Swindle]] sold [[Blitzwing (Animated)|Blitzwing]] some glass gas from [[Darhos]] as part of their arms race/feud. [[Lugnut (Animated)|Lugnut]] was unimpressed with it, until it turned him into a glass statue that Hothead Blitzwing easily demolished. Though it's never referred by name, its effects are unmistakable. The cannon that Hothead Blitzwing shoots it out of is downright goofy-looking and appears to be heavily inspired by Dr. Seuss's illustrations. {{storylink|The Arrival issue 5#Everything Must Go|Everything Must Go}} | [[Swindle (Animated)|Swindle]] sold [[Blitzwing (Animated)|Blitzwing]] some glass gas from [[Darhos]] as part of their arms race/feud. [[Lugnut (Animated)|Lugnut]] was unimpressed with it, until it turned him into a glass statue that Hothead Blitzwing easily demolished. Though it's never referred by name, its effects are unmistakable. The cannon that Hothead Blitzwing shoots it out of is downright goofy-looking and appears to be heavily inspired by Dr. Seuss's illustrations. {{storylink|The Arrival issue 5#Everything Must Go|Everything Must Go}} | ||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
Revision as of 08:53, 17 May 2012
The Autobot Cliffjumper wields the fearsome glass gas against his foes. It coats his foes and alters the crystalline structure of their component metals, making them as brittle as glass. Cliffjumper is always pleased with the gruesome result... as long as he remembers to stay upwind.
Fiction
Marvel Generation 1 comics continuity
Generation 1
In his first encounter with the Decepticons on Earth, Cliffjumper used his glass gas against Starscream and Thundercracker when they ambushed him at a drive-in theater. The Transformers
When searching for the Dinobots, Cliffjumper somehow used his glass gas to actually transform a human boat INTO glass. Dinobot Hunt!
Classics/Shattered Glass
Cliffjumper managed to talk Wheeljack into rebuilding the glass gas gun, after the old one was destroyed, presumably along with Cliffjumper. Cliffjumper's extended Classics profile
When Cliffjumper wound up in another universe and was forced to team up with the local Decepticons, Starscream (knowing his reality's Cliffjumper used it before his death) gained Cliffjumper's aid in replicating the glass gas formula, so that they could use it on the Ark. After finally learning to trust these Decepticons, Cliffjumper sprayed the gas all over the support beams for the platform, causing it to collapse, leaving it ruined. Shattered Glass
Sephie Beller used her Cybertronic implants to copy Cliffjumper's power chip rectifier, gaining his ability to fire glass gas. She later used it on Swoop to great effect. Transhuman
The Transformers cartoon
Cliffjumper first used his glass gas in vehicle mode, firing a burst at Laserbeak's remote-flying laser cannon after the Decepticons caught him and Hound spying on them. The cannon was destroyed in mid-air. It's a gas! More than Meets the Eye, Part 1
On another occasion, Cliffjumper released the gas (underwater) to shatter part of the floor of the Decepticons' undersea base, allowing him to rescue the kidnapped Sparkplug Witwicky. The Ultimate Doom, Part 1
Later, he somehow used the gas to form a solid sphere of glass crystal around Megatron. Unfortunately, Megatron shattered it like, well... you know... Heavy Metal War
He tried using glass gas on Nightbird, only for the ninja to plug the end of the nozzle with a missile. Enter the Nightbird
The next time he used his glass gas gun was on Devastator during a battle near the Solar Power Tower. In response, Devastator swept his arm, causing a gust of wind which dissipated the gas harmlessly. Later in the battle, Cliffjumper was back to using lasers. The Master Builders
Marvel coloring books
After Cliffjumper blasted Thundercracker with glass gas, the Decepticon had to flee before he broke. Search for Treasure Under the Sea It also handily froze a couple of Decepticons who had captured Sparkplug and Buster Witwicky. The Deadly Fuel Shortage
Colorforms audiobooks continuity
Cliffjumper used glass gas on Ravage's right arm as the Decepticons tried to kidnap Doctor Heath Blaisedale. Later, during a battle with Megatron, it proved effective in completely shattering Megatron's cannon. Sun Raid
The Razor's Edge
One of Crossblades's weapons was a chemical that made Transformer skin become as brittle as a glass. The Razor's Edge
IDW Generation 1 comics
The weapons engineer Ironfist was most famous for inventing cold phosphex, otherwise known as glass gas. Last Stand of the Wreckers #4 His friend Skyfall later attempted to improve on the formula, creating the significantly more potent "black phosphex". So potent, in fact, that fourteen Autobots were nearly killed in the field when they activated their BP blasters and the guns crumbled to dust in their hands. Bullets
Animated cartoon
Swindle sold Blitzwing some glass gas from Darhos as part of their arms race/feud. Lugnut was unimpressed with it, until it turned him into a glass statue that Hothead Blitzwing easily demolished. Though it's never referred by name, its effects are unmistakable. The cannon that Hothead Blitzwing shoots it out of is downright goofy-looking and appears to be heavily inspired by Dr. Seuss's illustrations. Everything Must Go
