Lugnut (Movie)

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The name or term "Lugnut" refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see Lugnut (disambiguation).
Lugnut is a Decepticon from the live-action film series continuity family.
You can't see me!


This character has no official visual representation in any Transformers product or media... yet, at least.

Lugnut is a loyal hulking bruiser. Gee, sounds familiar.

Fiction

Ask Vector Prime

Vector Prime stated that Lugnut's body-type and identity were shared across Primax, Tyran, and Uniend universal streams. Ask Vector Prime, 29/9/2015

Toys

Transformers (2010)

Fear me. You'll find me everywhere!
  • Lugnut (Voyager Class, 2011)
    • Accessories: Missile
Movie series Lugnut was repurposed from 2010 Transformers toyline Lugnut.
Part of the fourth wave of Transformers Voyager Class toys (which is the first wave of the "Reveal the Shield" subline imprint's Voyager Class toys), Lugnut transforms into a jet bomber whose design is a loose amalgamation of elements from World War II propeller bombers, particularly the B-24 Liberator and B-17 Flying Fortress. He sports a shark-tooth deco on the cabin, similar to Animated Atomic Lugnut. He also has a Rubsign on his left wing-tip, and the "LU-6" and "NU-7" codes on his wings and tail-fin are references to his name.
He has five eyes and an opening mouth, all of which receive light-piping, while his fingers and cockpit cannons are articulated. There are a whopping 21 clip-joint rungs spread across his shoulders, legs, forearms, wingtips, and tail.
Both fists are spring-loaded extending sections, allowing him to perform the Punch of Kill Everything. This feature is present in vehicle mode, wherein activating the extension reveals a battery of (sculpted) missiles. His tail section has a spring-loaded missile launcher that can swing down in vehicle mode, or become an over-the-shoulder launcher in robot mode.
The toy was also repurposed as the Aligned version of Lugnut.