Tracer (Micromaster)
| The name or term "Tracer" refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see Tracer (disambiguation). |
- Tracer is a Decepticon Micromaster from the Generation 1 continuity family.
Tracer is an integral part of the Military Patrol, swooping ahead of his teammates to scout out the opposition, and soften them up. He actually respects team leader Bombshock (and not just out of fear!), but still thinks he should lead the unit. Thus, he may be the only ambitious Decepticon who tries to get his superior promoted, rather than "unexpectedly dead".[1]
Fiction
IDW Generation 1 continuity
Tracer was one of the legions of Dead Universe Micromasters who pursued Hardhead and Nightbeat on Gorlam Prime. Spotlight: Hardhead
Beast Wars: Uprising
Tracer was a member of the Temple Guard at the High Pavilion of Iacon. At the end of the Grand Uprising, she fought to hold back the army of the Resistance from seizing the Builder Assembly. One of the last eight out of 400 Micromasters to survive, Tracer died defending the Builders' siege bunker. Derailment
Games
Transformers Legends
Abandoning all subtlety, the Decepticons unleashed the Military Patrol on New York City. Tracer and the rest of the team caused chaos on a city-wide scale until a team of Autobots led by Jetfire drove them out. Full Assault
Transformers: Bumblebee Overdrive
Tracer was in command of the first Decepticon base attacked and destroyed by the Autobots during a series of raids. He battled against the invasor in helicopter mode, but was eventually defeated. Transformers: Bumblebee Overdrive
Toys
Generation 1
- Military Patrol (Micromaster Patrol, 1990)
- Accessories: Helicopter rotor
- Tracer transforms into a black AH-64 Apache attack helicopter, with a spinning main rotor that can be removed and attached to either arm in robot mode as a sort of weapon. He was only available in a four-pack with the rest of the Military Patrol, Bombshock, Dropshot, and Growl.
- He is identical to the Autobot Tracer from the Return of Convoy line.
Notes
Foreign names
- French: Traceur (Canada)
- Italian: Pantera
