Brawl (G1)

This article is about the original Brawl. For the Brawl from the 2007 movie, see Brawl (Movie).

Brawl is a Decepticon and a Combaticon in the Generation 1 continuity family.

"I wouldn't need the pistol, but I don't wanna have to bend over to aim..."

If Brawl's on the battlefield and you can't hear him coming it's time to check your audio receptors, because chances are you've gone deaf. Brawl's main distinguishing characteristic is VOLUME. No matter if he's talking {yelling}, moving {clanking and rattling}, or fighting {yelling, clanking, rattling, and blasting) you're sure to hear him doing it, as is anyone else in the county. As if that wasn't enough, he also a ball of barely contained rage and violence with a hair-trigger temper. This makes even his comrades wary, but it does make him a force to be reckoned with on the battlefield... as long as the mission doesn't require stealth.

Brawl combines with his fellow Combaticons to form Bruticus.

French-Canadian name: Baggareur

Italian name: Bomber

Fiction

Dreamwave continuity

Devil's Due G.I. Joe vs the Transformers comics continuity

As part of Serpent O.R.'s forces, Brawl defended the New Decepticon Army's base against a combined Autobot/G.I. Joe strike force. The Art of War, Part 5

Toys

Generation 1

• Brawl (Combaticon, 1986/1987/1990)

Combaticon Team number: C1

Japanese ID number: D-67

Brawl transforms into a green Leopard 1 main battle tank. In vehicle mode his armament is supplemented by a large dark gray anti-aircraft gun mounted of the back of the tank's hull. In robot mode Brawl is armed with a small dark gray gun.

Early releases of Brawl used painted die-cast metal for his chest and leg-mounted tank treads. This was later replaced by color-cast plastic. The complete set of Combaticons were re-released in the European-market "Classics" line in 1990; these releases has the rubsign indent removed from the molding.

Brawl normally operates as Bruticus' left leg, but as a Scramble City-style combiner, he can also act as any other limb for any other combination of robots who share the connection design.

In 1987, Brawl also came with a randomly-packed Decepticon Decoy and accompanying mini-comic/checklist.

This mold was redecoed as Operation Combination Sandstorm, Generation 2 Brawl, Robots in Disguise Armorhide (twice!) and finally Universe Armorhide.

Generation 2

• Brawl (Combaticon, 1994)

Trivia

• Brawl's animation model was used multiple times (in both robot and tank modes) as generic Decepticons in the Armada cartoon.

External links

• Brawl at TFU.info

From Teletraan I: The Transformers Wiki, a Wikia wiki.