Scrapheap (G1)
- Scrapheap is a Junkion from the Generation 1 continuity family.
Scrapheap is a Junkion. He's around.
Fiction
Generation 1 cartoon continuity
The Transformers cartoon
- Voice actor: Michael Bell or Frank Welker (English), Keiichi Nanba (Japanese)
Scrapheap was among Wreck-Gar's war party that attacked the Autobots. As he rode another Junkion, he used a chain lasso to try to bring Springer down out of the air, but Springer was able to subvert Scrapheap's attack by pulling him off his ride. Despite this setback, Scrapheap and his motorcycle transformed and changed positions, resuming their advance.
Scrapheap was standing behind Wreck-Gar when the Autobot Hot Rod made parley with the Junkions via the Universal greeting, and took part in a spontaneous song-and-dance sequence to celebrate the alliance. After, he led a small group which gathered the remains of the fallen Ultra Magnus and restored him to life.The Transformers: The Movie
Victory cartoon
Scrapheap was in Iron Town when it was attacked by the Decepticon desperadoes. Luckily, Star Saber was there too to save the day. The Brave Hero of the Universe - Star Saber
Marvel UK comics
A few months later, Scrapheap and Junkyard were present when Rodimus Prime tried to contact Junk for information about the missing Wreck-Gar, who had been abducted by the Quintessons. Space Pirates!, part 3
Shortly thereafter, Scrapheap and his friend were waiting for Wreck-Gar on a small asteroid in the Delta six Quadrant. The Junkions had intercepted the Quintesson Journal (lobbed in their direction by the missing Wreck-Gar) some time ago) and had completed a jerry-rigged setup to relay its contents via the Junkion World Service.Space Pirates!, part 5
Toys
United
- Autobot Set (e-Hobby exclusive, 2011)
- Scrapheap is a retool of Reveal the Shield Wreck-Gar and comes in an e-Hobby-exclusive three-pack that also includes redecoes of Classics Rodimus and Generations Kup.
Notes
- Scrapheap, along with Junkyard, is one of two non-Wreck-Gar Junkions to have a full character model, including an alternate mode, developed for The Transformers: The Movie. Both are present in almost every Junkion crowd scene.
- The 1986 profile book series identified this character's design as "Junkion 2" and his compatriot as "Junkion 1".
- The name "Scrapheap" comes from The Complete Ark book, and was suggested in part by one of the original model artists.
