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*The GoBots version of Crasher (like all GoBots) was actually a cyborg and not a robot, while her Transformers counterpart is probably 100% robotic. | *The GoBots version of Crasher (like all GoBots) was actually a cyborg and not a robot, while her Transformers counterpart is probably 100% robotic. | ||
*The [[Movie (franchise)|live-action movie-verse]] character [[Fracture (Movie)|Fracture]] is Crasher according to Hasbro, but the name didn't clear legal. She was originally developed to be in the [[Transformers: Universe (2008 franchise)|2008 ''Universe'' series]], but she and a few other [[redeco]]s were shuffled into being Wal-Mart [[exclusive]] movie-verse characters. | *The [[Movie (franchise)|live-action movie-verse]] character [[Fracture (Movie)|Fracture]] is Crasher according to Hasbro, but the name didn't clear legal. She was originally developed to be in the [[Transformers: Universe (2008 franchise)|2008 ''Universe'' series]], but she and a few other [[redeco]]s were shuffled into being Wal-Mart [[exclusive]] movie-verse characters. | ||
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Revision as of 10:50, 5 October 2014
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| The name or term "Crasher" refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see Crasher (disambiguation). |
- Crasher is a renegade Decepticon from the Generation 1 continuity family.
Crasher is probably crazy.
Fiction
IDW Generation 1 continuity
Crasher fought as one of the gladiators with Megatron in the Forge, appearing to be part of Clench's inner circle. Megatron Origin #2 Later she joined Megatron's team in the arena and in the subsequent Decepticon rebellion. Megatron Origin #4
Notes
- Though the Tonka GoBots have since been incorporated into the Transformers Multiverse (through the e-HOBBY G1 GoBots set and in follow-up fictions), it is unconfirmed whether or not Crasher might be one of these dimensional travelers, or if there just happens to be a Cybertronian who shares the GoBotronian's design (which is not unprecedented).
- The GoBots version of Crasher (like all GoBots) was actually a cyborg and not a robot, while her Transformers counterpart is probably 100% robotic.
- The live-action movie-verse character Fracture is Crasher according to Hasbro, but the name didn't clear legal. She was originally developed to be in the 2008 Universe series, but she and a few other redecos were shuffled into being Wal-Mart exclusive movie-verse characters.
