Wheeljack (G1)

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Wheeljack is an Autobot from the Generation 1 continuity family.
Optimus Prime! I built a machine that builds machines that build catapults! Come see! Yeah, we can wait for Ratchet...

Wheeljack is his own worst enemy. Something of a crackpot inventor, a good half of his creations blow up in his face, and that's just if he's lucky. His constant need to invent increasingly complex devices stems from his desire to improve the Autobots' tech, but as a result he's simultaneously one of the Autobots' greatest assets and problems; for every successful gadget he builds, there's one which requires Ratchet or Hoist to put him (and his lab) back together. But once in a while he strikes gold, which has won him respect from even the Decepticons.

He is, however, not a complete nerd. As good as he is in the lab, Wheeljack is just as amazing on the road: there are few stunts he can't pull off, and he loves to show off his driving skills as much as he does his inventions. He is, however, a little less confident when it comes to flying, which he accomplishes using solid-fuel rocket jets in his forearms.

As an Action Master Wheeljack utilizes another of his inventions, the dual-mode Turbo Racer, to get around quickly. In some universes he can combine with his fellow Autobots to form Sky Reign.

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Fiction

Marvel Comics continuity

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Generation 1 cartoon continuity

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Part of the crew of the Ark, Wheeljack served as Optimus Prime's top scientist during the early years of the Autobot-Decepticon conflict on Earth. His creations tended to backfire on him, such as the unruly Dinobots. His inventions also tended to backfire on him, such as his Immobilizer. And everything else tended to explode on him (see image at left). Regardless, he remained Prime's top scientist until his death in 2005 during the Battle of Autobot City.

In a splinter timeline, Wheeljack would have better luck with his inventions and his survival, escaping his supposed death in 2005. That same year, he received a new Binaltech body, but lost it due to time travel. In 2011, he joined the Disaster Relief Team to assist Autobots caught in the destruction of Cybertron. Then, in 2015, he revived the deceased God Ginrai as Victory Leo. And during the G-2 Wars, he discovered the Reconfiguration Matrix, which kept Optimus Prime from dying again.

Marvel coloring books

Wheeljack built a ship for the Autobots to use. They got the chance to when Megatron decided to try to raid sunken ships full of treasure. Search for Treasure Under the Sea After the Decepticons captured Sparkplug and Buster Witwicky, Wheeljack, and Prowl were badly damaged in the battle to rescue the two humans. Sparkplug fixed them both up and they subsequently helped repel a Decepticon attack on Hoover Dam. The Deadly Fuel Shortage


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Big Looker storybooks continuity

When the Cybertronian civil war had yet to leave the planet, Optimus asked his Autobots to join him in leaving their home world behind and travel out into space. When Bumblebee volunteered to join Optimus, Wheeljack and the rest of the Autobots jumped in as well. After crash-landing on Earth and being offline for about 65 millions years, Wheeljack and the rest of the Autobots met Sparkplug and his son Spike. With the Decepticons still not in the know of what forms the Autobots had taken, Wheeljack was one of the troops that Optimus led into the desert in order to ambush their enemies. Though they successfully took by surprise a squadron of Decepticons, the Autobots had not anticipated a second group flying in from the opposite direction. Thanks to a warning from Spike and Sparkplug, the Autobots managed to fend off the Decepticons, and came to accept Earth as their new home. Battle for Cybertron

Ladybird Books continuity

The Autobots were low on valuable Cybertronian materials such as cybernite. When Kup suggested a salvage expedition to an old battle field near a mountain valley, Ultra Magnus assembled Wheeljack, Hoist, and Grapple to go with him. Their expedition was cut short by a Decepticon air raid, however. Later, Kup commissioned Wheeljack and Huffer to help him crystallize an idea for blinding the Decepticon space stations who spotted them for the air raid. Galvatron's Air Attack

S.T.A.R.S. continuity

When Johnny spotted Thundercracker stealing energy, he called his Autobot allies through his S.T.A.R.S. control center. Wheeljack was amongst those who responded to Johnny's call. Have the Decepticons defeated us once and for all? Wheeljack and the other Autobots struggled against Thundercracker energy-syphoning powers. Can one boy, alone, hold back the evil Decepticons? What happened afterwards is not known.

Later, Ultra Magnus pleaded for you to "requisition" Wheeljack and other Autobots in order to combat the Decepticon threat. Using the human power known as "imagination," S.T.A.R.S. recruits could perceive what it was like to be Wheeljack. You Have Been Chosen.

Before the construction of Autobot City on Earth, Optimus led a convoy of Autobots to find the ideal location for their new base's construction. Wheeljack was amongst the troops accompanying Optimus. As they drove along, the Autobots were ambushed by the Decepticons. The battle that ensued later came to be known as "Digital Doom on the Highway to Destruction." Rodimus Prime remembers the Transformers greatest battle on Earth. The Autobots Are Under Attack!

Find Your Fate Junior

The following summarizes one or more multipath adventures. Details vary depending on the paths taken in-story. See the book's page for information on alternate paths.

Dinobots Strike Back

As Optimus Prime assigned Skids and Bumblebee to inspect signs of Decepticon activity around Dolphin's Bay, Wheeljack looked up when he heard the word "underwater". He claimed that the mission would be a good chance to test out the new mini-submarine he'd been building. Optimus agreed, and Wheeljack programmed it by remote control to meet the two Autobots at the bay. Dinobots Strike Back

Attack of the Insecticons

Wheeljack was present, yet mostly uninvolved, in a number of possible adventures revolving around the Sun-Pak, a device invented by Sparkplug that would end the Autobots' energy woes. Attack of the Insecticons

Desert Flight

Wheeljack was part of a group of the Autobots’ best scouts, led by Optimus on a fuel-finding mission. When the convoy heard a large explosion in the distance, Optimus sent Cosmos to investigate the noise.

If Cosmos radioed his findings to Optimus immediately, Optimus's convoy moved in to investigate a nearby Decepticon base. En route, the Autobots passed near a human town and noticed that they had begun floating in mid-air as they approached it. Evidently, the phenomenon was caused by a Decepticon anti-gravity weapon.

If Optimus ordered his troops to come to the humans’ aid, they found themselves taking part in a struggle in futility, as the entire town was near-weightless, meaning they couldn't put the humans anywhere where they wouldn't float away once more. Then, the Autobots heard Decepticons approaching. Helpless in their current position, the Autobots were quickly eradicated by the Decepticons.

If Optimus ordered his troops to attack the Decepticon base, they soon reached an area free of the anti-gravity beam's influence. They were then attacked by a small fleet of Decepticons. The Decepticons were quickly forced to break off their attack and retreated. But with the battle over, the Autobots noticed a small human boy at their feet. The Autobots then headed for the Decepticon base, with their stowaway. Megatron delivered an ultimatum; if the Autobots did not surrender Optimus Prime to the Decepticons immediately, he would use his gravity beam to have the nearby humans float off into space.

If the Autobots decided to continue with their initial plan to simply attack the Decepticon base, their advance was halted by a force field. Megatron then fired his beam in all directions, causing a ripple effect that sent everything not fastened down to the Earth's surface to float helplessly out into space.

Alternatively, the Autobots could concoct a plan where Optimus would pretend to allow himself to be taken prisoner, per Buddy's suggestion. In actuality, Wheeljack and the rest of the Autobots were hidden away inside Optimus's trailer. The Autobots then led a surprise attack on their unsuspecting foes.

In one possible turn of events, Wheeljack and the rest of the Autobots leading the attack were turned to scrap metal when Windcharger failed to disable the Decepticons’ forcefield.

In a completely different possible sequence of events, wherein Cosmos had taken off to explore the Decepticon base on his own, The Autobot convoy were surprised to see two Cosmoses flying back towards them some time later. Both Cosmoses declared themselves to be the real one, and urged Optimus to destroy the other.

If Optimus destroyed the wrong Cosmos, the duplicate obliterated Wheeljack and the rest of the Autobots with the proton bomb it housed within its body.

If Optimus destroyed the duplicate Cosmos, the real one would inform the Autobots of the Decepticons’ schemes, and the convoy would roll out to take on their adversaries. They were soon met by a squad of flying Decepticons, but were at a strict disadvantage against their adversaries as their vehicle modes possessed no weapons. The Autobots nonetheless managed to fight their way to the Decepticons’ base, one way or another, and defeated the Decepticons by using their own gravity weapon against them.Desert Flight

Dreamwave Generation One continuity

Events from The Transformers Trilogy novels are in italics.
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Wheeljack suffers from a mild form of mode attachment, feeling more comfortable in his vehicle mode than robot mode. As a consequence he does his best thinking in vehicle mode, often while attempting something insanely dangerous. Transformers: The Ultimate Guide

Wheeljack was part of Grimlock's unit, along with Kup and Ironhide, at the time when Sentinel Prime died and Optimus Prime rose to command the Autobots. The War Within #1 When the Decepticons placed Iacon under siege, Grimlock took Wheeljack and the rest of his team deep within the planet, where the new Prime was battling Megatron for his life. The War Within #4 The team stumbled upon the planetary turbines that Starscream was planning to activate to mechaform the planet. Learning the Decepticon's plan, Grimlock had his team split up; he would continue searching for Optimus Prime, while Wheeljack and the others were to shut down the turbines. But while they were listening in to Starscream's plan, the Autobots were spotted by the Constructicons. The War Within #5 The Autobots barely managed to hold their own until Grimlock returned with Optimus in tow. Optimus quickly took command of the situation, and instructed Wheeljack to shut down the engines in a... creative way. Wheeljack grumbled a bit that all his education and mechanical engineering skill had led up to just blowing things up. He nonetheless accomplished his task while the rest of his team provided him cover. With the Decepticons driven off, the group managed to return to Iacon, where Prime halted his order to abandon the planet. The War Within #6

When Prime and Megatron disappeared during a space bridge explosion, Grimlock broke off from the Autobot army and formed the Lightning Strike Coalition, taking his former squad members with him. While Kup and the Dynobots attacked the Predacons, Wheeljack and Ironhide hijacked some shuttles carrying raw energon, making Starscream very angry. That's always a plus. Fragmentation Afterwards, Ultra Magnus managed to unite the Autobots once more, and under his leadership gained a significant hold over Cybertron's resources and territories. This eventually forced the Ultracons and Shockwave's Decepticons to sign a peace treaty with the Autobots. With Cybertron on the verge of peace, Wheeljack was put in charge of the Tyger Pax's defenses. As predicted by the Autobots, Starscream and his Predacons struck to disrupt the peace signing, sending in transports filled with explosives to level the whole area. Grimlock ordered Wheeljack to enact emergency protocol Hydra-Nine in response to the attack, prompting Wheeljack to encase many of the attendees within a forcefield, sparing them from the ensuing explosion. Though the Autobots, Ultracons, and Decepticons stood united against these aggressors, any chance at long-term peace was shattered when Megatron made a dramatic return. The Age of Wrath #1 After Megatron took over, Wheeljack ended up in Internment Camp Pi with many of his fellow Autobots. The Age of Wrath #2

The Age of Wrath ceased publication before the story could conclude. The following would have taken place in unpublished issues.

Optimus returned to Cybertron, and the Autobots were freed from slavery. The Age of Wrath Pt.6

Wheeljack was one of the engineers that designed and constructed the Ark, and part of the ship's original crew. In 1986, Ironhide and Ratchet discovered Wheeljack in pieces but functional after an explosion while bug-testing his neutron detonator shell. Wheeljack's More Than Meets The Eye profile He was also responsible for temporarily transferring the consciousness of Spike Witwicky into a Cybertronian body, though the full story remains untold. Hardwired

Wheeljack was among the Transformers involved in the Ark II disaster. He survived the explosion of their spacecraft, crashing back to Earth where he and several others lay deactivated and frozen within an iceberg until awakened by Optimus Prime in 2002. Prime Directive #2

Wheeljack calms a group of panicked humans by charging at them while brandishing a weapon.

After helping clean-up the damage caused by Transformers under the control of Lazarus, Wheeljack participated in the assault on the human terrorist's Canadian headquarters. There, they found that all Decepticons under Lazarus's control had already freed themselves, and the battle between the two factions began anew. This brawl was interrupted when General Hallo betrayed the Autobots, and attempted to bomb both them and the Decepticons out of existence. Prime Directive #3 The blast was mostly absorbed by Megatron's cyber-virus, previously unleashed by the Decepticon leader, allowing it to expand violently. Wheeljack and Mirage were the first Autobots to free themselves from its envelopement. Once Optimus had pried himself free as well, he set Wheeljack to task, instructing him to find some way to counter Megatron's doomsday weapon. Prime Directive #4 While Prime took some of the Autobots after Megatron, Wheeljack diagnosed the nature of the cyber-virus, and created a set of anti-viral blasters that used the Autobots' energy to return the converted matter to normal. Prime Directive #5 The intervention of Canada's military force scuttled that plan when they fired into the virus, expanding it beyond the point the Autobots could contain. In response, Wheeljack converted a nearby satellite dish into a giant anti-viral weapon, channeling all of his remaining energy into it. He succeeded in destroying the virus, but was left in deep stasis lock as a result. Prime Directive #6

Several months later, Ratchet had successfully restored Wheeljack to operating status. He was one of the first Autobots Optimus Prime met back up with after escaping the Keepers' world and Las Vegas. While on patrol of the area, Wheeljack passed Soundwave travelling up the road towards the Autobots' location. He buzzed the Decepticon's position, and was surprised when Soundwave asked for a parlay. He claimed Megatron wanted a favor from Prime. Bemused, Wheeljack reported back to Optimus about the bizarre encounter, only to have his amusement turn to astonishment when Optimus Prime actually responded to Megatron's "summons". The two old enemies forged an alliance against the Keepers, and united their forces for battle in Las Vegas. During the fight, Wheeljack used his solid-fuel rockets to fly with the Decepticons Thundercracker and Laserbeak in the skies, acting as air support for the others. He returned to Prime's side in the final battle, when the Autobot leader used the power of the Matrix to divert the Keepers and the power of a nuclear explosion into another dimension. Annihilation

The Autobots were entrenched in combat against the Decepticons in Alaska, fighting over a crashed ship, when Shockwave and his squad of Triple-Changers ambushed them. Shockwave denounced all Earthbound Transformers as war criminals and demanded they surrender in the interest of peace. Shockwave killing Scourge, the passenger of the downed ship, did little to convince the Autobots about the sincerity of his claim; that Cybertron had been peacefully united during their absence. The Autobots retreated from the battlefield while the Decepticons were taken captive. Wheeljack and the other more wounded Autobots returned to the Ark to mend their wounds while a scouting party remained about to learn more about the new arrivals. New World Order Ultra Magnus next made his presence known as one of Shockwave's enforcers, come to arrest the Autobots under the pretense that leaving them be might ignite old passions and start Cybertron's Civil War anew. Wheeljack was one of the Autobots secretly left behind by Optimus Prime under Jazz's command, while he surrendered himself to Magnus. Brothers' Burden Jazz, Windcharger, and Brawn headed back out to the Alaskan battlefield afterwards to retrieve Scourge's remains, only to find that they had mysteriously vanished. Jazz called Wheeljack to ask if it was possible that Scourge had somehow survived his injuries, but Wheeljack denied such a possibility; Shockwave's blast had been decidedly fatal. Cold War

After the end of Shockwave's despotic rule over Cybertron, the Autobots on Cybertron made contact with Wheeljack's crew for an update and promised to send supplies. Generation 1 #0 Unfortunately, Starscream arrived on Earth first, backed up by a small cadre of soldiers. Wheeljack and company managed to stave off an initial attack from the Decepticons, only for Starscream to unleash his trump card on the battlefield: Bruticus. Like most of team, Wheeljack was beaten to the point of stasis lock by the combiner, and dumped into a lake. Night of the Combaticons Black Sunshine He was eventually fished out by Warpath and Bumper (who had arrived from Cybertron with Bumblebee with supplies), but they were waylaid by Earth Defense Command. The Omega Effect The humans then took Warpath, Bumper, Wheeljack, and the rest of the unconscious Autobots to a secret underground facility. Atonement There, the EDC began fixing the Autobots, though Wheeljack was among the last ones back on their feet. He was still being worked on when most of the other Autobots had been brought back online and accompanied Marissa Faireborn in a mission to San Desto. Infestation

Wheeljack was back in working order after the completion of the San Desto mission, and made sure to congratulate the EDC's "grease monkeys" on the bang-up job they did in restoring him. The Autobots then said their goodbyes to their human allies, Lost and Found and traveled to Alaska. There, Wheeljack expressed his concerns over their lack of a proper facility necessary for long-term operations on Earth. Ratchet assured him that steps had already been taken to deal with this issue before leading him to Prowl and the Autobots under his command, currently working on the foundation of Autobot City. The Route of All Evil

G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers

When the Ark crashed on Earth millions of years ago, Wheeljack and Bumblebee were sealed off from the other passengers, saving them from Cobra when they found the craft in 2003 and reprogrammed the dormant robots for their own needs. Cobra's break-in activated Teletran-One, who in turn brought back Wheeljack and Bumblebee. G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers #4

Brooklyn Rage!

Disguising themselves as cars, the two Autobots worked for months to find and rescue the other Autobots from Cobra. After noting several attacks on energy plants, Wheeljack figured that the humans were gathering ingredients for energon, and had an idea on where their next attack would take place. G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers #2 During Cobra's subsequent assault on the SPS Research Facility, the Autobots intervened directly, with Wheeljack ramming the brainwashed duo of Sideswipe and Sunstreaker (and apologizing). He then confronted Soundwave, but the reprogrammed Decepticon fled as soon as Cobra had stolen what they came for. Having revealed themselves to G.I. Joe during the battle, Wheeljack and Bumblebee offered an alliance with the humans, who in return showed the Autobots a mysterious image of Soundwave they had found. Wheeljack recognized the text in the picture as Cybertronian, and that it contained directions to Cobra Island as well as instructions on how to free the Transformers. It took him only a few seconds to hack into Cobra's computers and undo their primitive human reprogramming. G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers #3

Wheeljack and Bumblebee then boarded a plane to participate in G.I. Joe's attack on Cobra Island, but the humans' higher-ups disagreed, planning to nuke the island and send the two Autobots to Area 51 to be disassembled and studied instead. Duke regretfully incapacitated the robots with a magnetic pulse, but Wheeljack stayed conscious enough to overhear their plans and warn Hawk that a nuclear impact on Cobra's energon stockpile would cause a chain reaction and send half the planet into a nuclear winter. With this revelation, Hawk broke orders and went with the original strategy, taking Wheeljack and Bumblebee with him to Cobra Island. G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers #4

I've got the computer virus at last!

Upon arriving at the island, Wheeljack witnessed Megatron using the SPS Satellite to create more energon, and was enraged when Devastator killed Hound. After helping take down the giant, Wheeljack patched through a message to all Autobots that the United States had decided to nuke Cobra Island despite having their own troops located there. G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers #5 Wheeljack quickly improvised a plan to avoid a nuclear holocaust; using the SPS Satellite's solar-powered energy beams to shoot down the nuclear warheads before they arrived. After menacing Doctor Mindbender into overriding the satellite controls, Wheeljack helped G.I. Joe fight off a bunch of Cobra troops led by Storm Shadow. The plan was ultimately a success, and with the Decepticons defeated in the process, the Autobots returned to Cybertron aboard a new Ark. G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers #6

Two years later, Wheeljack was zapped by a malfunctioning Teletran 3 and transported into a random point in Earth's timeline. He was never seen again. G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers II #1

Transformers/G.I. Joe

Wheeljack was among the Autobots that lay buried on the Fera Islands, only to be awoken in 1939 when G.I. Joe came to battle Cobra and the Decepticons. Along with Hound and several Joes, he rescued several chained Cobra slaves that had fallen into the ocean. Optimus Prime later reported that both Wheeljack and Hound had been killed in battle, but he was apparently mistaken, as the scientist was still around when Bruticus was unleashed. Upon examining the giant, Wheeljack noticed that it was some kind of hybrid of human and Cybertronian technology, and most likely wasn't really "alive". When the Matrix of Leadership was destroyed in order to kill Bruticus, Wheeljack and all other Transformers present were deactivated as well. The Iron Fist

Transformers Legends anthology

When a badly-damaged Starscream turned up on the Autobots' doorstep, Wheeljack argued strongly for allowing himself and Ratchet to take a look at the Decepticon's logic circuits, and possibly see if there was any way to make him a little less hostile. Prime eventually agreed, and when an amnesiac Starscream awoke and acted quite benign, Wheeljack seemed vindicated. Starscream even chose staying with the Autobots over returning to the Decepticons, however when his memories returned, he immediately fled back to his old comrades. Though Wheeljack was disappointed, Prime said it proved that the Decepticons were not beyond changing their ways. Redemption Center

When Ratchet began feeling lost and disillusioned while on Earth, he began going on more and more combat missions, increasingly leaving his medical duties in the hands of Wheeljack, Perceptor, and Sparkplug. This presumably stopped after he had a perception-changing experience in a chance meeting with a disabled war veteran. Healers, Fighters, and Transformers

The Beast Within

During an all-out Decepticon offensive against the Autobots, Wheeljack was one of the first victims to fall to The Beast, the Dinobots’ monstrous combined form. The Beast Within

Wheeljack's wounded body lay unconscious within Jetfire's passenger compartment, as the latter rescued the few remaining living Autobots from The Beast. The Beast Within Part 2, Consequences

2005 IDW continuity

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Hearts of Steel

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Wheeljack was one of the Autobots active in 1888 when an Elder God awoke on Earth. Transforming into a steam-powered plow car, he brought Tobias Muldoon and Nikola Tesla to the Mare Rurek Glacier where Optimus Prime lay dormant. Infestation 2: The Transformers #1 He was the first Autobot to give up his energy for the generator Tesla needed to revive Prime, then was brought back in turn thanks to Prime's own energon reserves. When Prime led the Autobots to Port Cenotaph to defeat the Elder God and its Decepticon minions, Wheeljack cut Bonecrusher in half using his plow blades as swords. Infestation 2: The Transformers #2

"Strange Visitors" establishes that events identical to those of Hearts of Steel and Infestation 2 occur in the 2005 IDW continuity; however, they happened to Maximal explorers brainwashed by Shockwave into believing they were the Autobots and Decepticons of the Great War. {{#if:|'s identity was taken by {{#if:|the Maximal named }}{{#if:|[[|a Maximal]]}}.}}


Mars Attacks: The Transformers

Wheeljack invented some stasis cuffs, which the Autobots used on the Decepticons after a particularly intense battle. Mars Attacks: The Transformers

Robot Heroes

Wheeljack could be seen driving along in Autobot City before the Autobots departed Cybertron aboard the Ark. I Am Optimus Prime

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Kre-O cartoon

Wheeljack was in the audience of a tag battle pitting Optimus Prime and Bumblebee against Megatron and Starscream. Last Bot Standing

Optimus Prime, Bumblebee and Wheeljack were acting as security at the Autobot City Bank when Spinister, Galvatron and Scorponok attempted to rob it. When the Decepticons called in Devastator, the Autobots similarly called for backup, but were victims of Devastator's wrecking ball before anyone else turned up. Quest for Energon, Part 1 He later infiltrated the Decepticon work site as a diversion with Cliffjumper. Though the pair were quickly surrounded, they used their umbrellas to shield themselves from the ensuing grilled cheese explosion. Quest for Energon, Part 2

United

Wheeljack was amongst the victims of a deadly nano-virus. Thankfully, a team of Autobots were successfully in retrieving a cure for the disease from the planet Nebulos. Fully recovered, Wheeljack attended the ceremony that commended the Autobots responsible for saving his life. The Fierce Fighting on Planet Nebulos

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Another Episode, Part 2 The Fated Rival, Once Again... To Earth Reunion and Parting Plans of the Emperor of Destruction Revenge The False Power Ray of Hope Great Aspirations Conclusion

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After personally suggesting the idea, Wheeljack was one of the Autobots who left Cybertron in the Ark in search for energy blocks to alleviate their hunger. Thanks to the boarding of the Ark by Decepticons, the Ark crashed and the Transformers fell into a four million year-long sleep. They woke up to a world filled with blocks. Kreon Story When Megatron attempted to steal all of the blocks of Earth with his Mega-Megatron creation, Wheeljack was one of the three Autobots who stopped the menace by building a jail for Mega-Megatron. Defend the Blocks! Autobots, Dispatch!

Wheeljack invented Skeletron, a power-up for Optimus Prime that also turned his torso transparent. He was excited to see Prime wield this "See-Through Power", though Prime himself was mostly just embarrassed. Wheeljack's Bizarre Invention! Optimus Power Up!? He later helped with the rebuilding of Metroplex. Two Giant Bases! Everybody Getting Along, Come On, Fight!


Cloud

Wheeljack was one of the many Autobots who acted as an inter-dimensional police force with the help of the super-robotic entity SARA. He reported a small disturbance in the "33-HM Spacetime," which prompted his leader to dispatch Bumblebee to investigate it. Wheeljack was then tasked with re-establishing contact with Hot Rodimus, who was away on a mission of his own in the "24-BW Spacetime." Uprising


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Transformers × Evangelion

Wheeljack was among the Autobots who traveled to Earth and arrived in a Tokyo-3 being menaced by Angels. Mode "Eva" chapter 1 He witnessed the ghost of Starscream possess one of the creatures, becoming the monstrous giant "Angel"-scream. Mode "Eva" chapter 2 During the battle between "Angel"-scream and the Evangelion-powered Optimus Prime, Wheeljack was contacted through radio by Misato Katsuragi who warned him NERV had no Evangelions left and was relying on Prime to defeat the Angel-Decepticon. After their victory, the Autobots joined forces with NERV and Wheeljack had a chat with their scientists. Mode "Eva" chapter 4


Transformers vs. G.I. Joe

Together with Perceptor, Mirage, and Brawn, Wheeljack investigated Iacon after the abandoned city had been covered in growth caused by a G.I. Joe attack on Cybertron. Caught up in a Decepticon attack to capture the humans, the Autobots attempted to flee, but Wheeljack was instead attacked by some of the Joes and immobilized by their vines. Targetmasters As the Joes began dissecting him, assuming him to be just a machine, Wheeljack repeated snapped-up human radio transmissions in hopes of getting them to stop, finally succeeding through a quote from the President of the United States. Funeral for a Friend Once the misunderstandings were taken care of and an Autobot-Joe alliance had been agreed on, Wheeljack was up on his feet in time to participate in the impromptu dance party. Form Follows Function Though he wanted to be open-minded in regards to the alliance, he agreed with Perceptor he still had some doubts about it. Everybody Hates Metroplex

When the Joe/Autobot alliance launched their assault on Trypticon, Wheeljack held Blaster aloft so he could transmit the counter-frequency to the Titan's forcefield. Transformers vs. G.I. Joe #12 In the ensuring battle, Megatron used his black hole spark to draw all the Autobots, Wheeljack among them, into a combiner he called "Mega-Megatron" only for the behemoth to be broken apart by the commandeered Nemesis. The War Never Ends}}

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Ask Vector Prime

What happened to your missile launcher?

In Primax 085.0 Eta, Wheeljack was selected to be a member of a team which was to travel to an alternate universe, designated the 22nd Strata, to find and stop the source of a series of natural disasters which were threatening Cybertron.

Optimus Prime, Hoist, Jazz, Prowl, and Silverstreak constituted the rest of the team; they dubbed themselves Spy Changers because they aimed to achieve their goal with stealth and diplomacy. The Spy Changers modified their bodies to match the native cyborgs using data acquired from the Sky Spy and traveled to the 22nd Strata but were soon attacked by the local Guardians, who mistakenly presumed them to be Renegades. The Spy Changers were then rescued by the real Renegades, who presumed them to be potential allies and took them back to their flagship, the Rogue Star. Renegade leader Cy-Kill attempted to court the Spy Changers as allies, but Optimus saw through Cy-Kill's deception. Eventually, the Autobots formed a secret alliance with the Guardians, and Wheeljack discovered the cause of Cybertron's troubles: Renegade bases on Moebius were draining the planet's energy. The planet's geometry had turned it into a crude Dimensional Interfacer, and Moebius was tapping into Cybertron to sustain itself. Hoist was able to end the crisis by triggering the bases' remote detonation sequence. Cy-Kill was furious, but in the ensuing battle, the Autobot-Guardian alliance triumphed over the Renegades. Optimus Prime and Leader-1 shook hands, and the Autobots returned to their home reality, secure in the knowledge that they had allies in places as distant as alternate realities.

The Cybertronians and GoBots had further encounters. In one instance, the Renegades tricked the Guardians into leaving Earth and then sealed the Guardians out with an Embargo Field. Stranded behind the field, Guardians Nick and Tri-Trak used the Reality Beacon to contact the 1st Strata for help. Wheeljack and Trailbreaker, who was also upgraded into a Spy Changer body, subsequently traveled to the other Earth to assist. With Trailbreaker's expertise in force fields, they discovered the source of the Embargo Field in the Eiffel Tower. Trailbreaker, Wheeljack, and Tri-Trak confronted Crain Brain and Dr. Go, defeating the villains and taking down the field. Renegades worldwide retreated as the Guardians returned en masse. Ask Vector Prime, 2015/09/30


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Combiner Wars cartoon

Wheeljack was among the Autobot troops who bore witness to a pivotal duel between Optimus Prime and Megatron, one meant to end the war before the never-ending arms race between the two factions spiralled further out of control. Prelude to Transformers: Combiner Wars - Optimus Prime

2019 IDW continuity

A close friend of Bumblebee's, Wheeljack worked at the Tether, the maintenance hub for the famous Winged Moon. When Bumblebee was assigned to mentor Rubble, the yellow 'bot brought his ward to the Tether, Wheeljack happily greeting the newborn and explaining to him the glory of engineering (and skitters) before he offered him a day job which Rubble happily accepted. When the day finished, Wheeljack, pleased with Rubble's work, invited him and Bumblebee to watch the Winged Moon from a nearby rooftop. The World In Your Eyes Part Two Wheeljack was later seen attending Brainstorm's funeral, The World In Your Eyes Part Four before he employed Rubble for another day shift. When Bumblebee was due to pick up Rubble however, the minibot called, Wheeljack having to reteach Rubble how a communicator worked, and cancelled the trip. Wheeljack assured Rubble that Bumblebee had only cancelled the trip due to unavoidable outside commitments before seeing him off, once he'd been reassured that Rubble knew the way home. The World In Your Eyes Part Five

Commercial appearances

Games

Adventure Game: Defeat the Decepticons

When Optimus embarked on his mission to rescue the Autobots' Minicar troops from the Decepticons, Wheeljack could come to Optimus Prime's aid by repairing his flat tires. Adventure Game: Defeat the Decepticons packaging blurb and game

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Construct-Bots Builder

The components necessary for building "Construct-Bot" Wheeljack were accessible within the Cybertron construction zone. Despite it being against protocol, you could mix his parts with those of Decepticons! (gasp!) Construct-Bots Builder

Transformers Legends

The Dinobots began behaving erratically, so Wheeljack used his magnetic inducer on Slug while Optimus Prime kept them distracted. Wheeljack took as scan of Slug, but the data was corrupted, so he had to use Teletraan I to repair it. Day of the Dinobots - Part 1 When the Constructicons attempted to infiltrate the base to strike at Teletraan, Wheeljack was part of Ironhide's team which tried unsuccessfully to halt their progress. Heavy Metal War - Part 1 Wheeljack joined a team led by Bumblebee to help track down the Predacons. Call of the Primitives

Optimus and Wheeljack returned to Autobot HQ after an absence to find Grimlock had taken leadership. Though they failed to resist him, he soon bored with leading the Autobots and let Optimus take command again. Me, Grimlock, King In an attempt to save Spike when the boy was injured during a battle, Wheeljack transferred Spike's mind into Autobot X. Things went horribly wrong, but Wheeljack later successfully transferred Spike's mind back into his healed body. Autobot X

At some point Wheeljack teamed up with Cyclonus and Misfire to combat Overlord and his allies. Fan Favorite


Transformers: Battle Tactics

Bet this game is some kind of holodeck created by him.

Wheeljack participated in battles against a variety of opponents, both Autobots and Decepticons. Sometimes there were many of him! He was a Common character that could be recruited for 14 units of Cybermetal. Transformers: Battle Tactics

Transformers: Devastation

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Wheeljack assisted Optimus Prime in opposing Megatron's scheme and stopping the cyberforming of Earth. He upgraded the Autobots' weapons and built T.E.C.H. for them on the Ark, and also provided technical expertise in the field. While he preferred to leave the fighting to Grimlock and Sideswipe, he was more than capable of adjusting a Decepticon's attitude with a well-placed smack from his wrenches or some pinpoint blaster fire. Transformers: Devastation

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Transformers: Earth Wars

NEED A DISPENSER HERE! NEED A DISPENSER HERE! NEED A *whack* SHUT UP!

When it comes to improvisation, Wheeljack is in a whole other league to most mechanical engineers, and that flair for thinking outside the box applies to his battlefield tactics too. "Never do what the enemy expects." is his approach to warfare, and it's served him very well.

He has a knack for whipping up wild new gadgets, often out of whatever scrap metal and power cells are to hand, though it has earned him something of a 'mad doctor' tag. Wheeljack Bio

Wheeljack arrived in time to help out in the battle for the Codex Key.

Wheeljack also helped Optimus perfect the Combining process, along with Perceptors help. Combiner Wars Campaign

Wheeljack even later helped Prime and some volunteers form OPTIMUS MAXIMUS! Countdown To Combination Event

Prowl told Kup that Wheeljack would outfit him with an Orbital Bounce relay for a mission to the Decepticon Moonbase. Moonbase

  • Class: Medic
  • Lowest Star Rating: 2 star
  • Weapons:Wheeljack uses a combat nullifier to heal his targets. If not healing, Wheeljack uses a standard issue photon blaster to decimate targets.
  • Ability: Combat Simulants: Speed up the movement and attack speed of friendly bots for 8 seconds!
    • Cost: 3 ability points +2 for reuses.

Wheeljack at Transformers: Earth Wars Wiki



Transformers Online (2017 video game)

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Four million years ago, Wheeljack travelled with Optimus on the Ark away from an energy depleted Cybertron. Bluestreak once described Wheeljack as "a fellow who can make nuclear bombs out of scrap metal and rust buckets." Wheeljack became renowned as a "mad scientist" for creating gadgets for the Autobots that will optimize their performance in combat. Furthermore, his driving skills are superb enough to make any Hollywood hero envious.

In battle, Wheeljack wielded the laser powered "Stillson Wrench" and the bubble blasting "Fusion Ray Gun". His active skill was "Backup Firepower":


Transformers: Forged to Fight

EL TECHE DE JESUS!!!


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Notes

  • Wheeljack has the distinction of being the first Transformer to appear in the original The Transformers cartoon, and thus the first one to appear in any animated story.
  • In Japanese continuity, Wheeljack is portrayed as being older than most Autobots; he talks like an old man and is even referred to as one by Ironhide, of all people, in the dub of "Heavy Metal War". According to the Japanese PlayStation 2 Transformers game, he is significantly older than Jazz, old enough to tell him to "respect your elders". Also, he is younger than Kup, but still enough of age to share old man stories with him.
  • Storyboards for The Transformers: The Movie show Smokescreen lying dead next to Windcharger instead of Wheeljack. The establishing shot of the launcher near where Wheeljack's remains lie even show a Smokescreen-colored Wheeljack corpse. Older versions of the movie script in fact feature Wheeljack alive and well after the Battle of Autobot City, having merely been knocked unconscious. He and several other Autobots take part in a plotline that involved saving Earth from Unicron's siphoning hose that was draining the Earth's energy and would ultimately destroy it.
  • In a continuity where most of the time, most Autobots can't fly under their own power, one of the few Autobot cars explicitly described as being capable of flight is Wheeljack—whose alternate mode and color scheme come from a [[wikipedia:{{#if:|:}}File:Lancia Stratos Turbo.jpg|{{#if:racecar|racecar|File:Lancia Stratos Turbo.jpg}}]] sponsored by a [[wikipedia:{{#if:|:}}Alitalia|{{#if:certain airline|certain airline|Alitalia}}]]. Coincidence? (Maybe Wheeljack only gets to fly because his Diaclone had wings—but then, maybe the Diaclone had wings because of the "Alitalla" airline.)

Foreign names

  • Japanese: Wheeljack (ホイルジャック Hoirujakku)
  • Czech: Ráfek
  • French: Invento (Canada), Cric (Canada Action Master, "Jack")
  • Hebrew: Jeck (ג'ק, "Jack")
  • Hungarian: Kerék ("Wheel"), Kormányos Jack ("Steering-wheel Jack")
  • Italian: Saetta ("Bolt")
  • Mandarin: Luén Chéi (Taiwan, 輪傑, "Wheel Jay"), Qiānjīndǐng (China, 千斤顶, "Wheeljack" or "Hoisting Jack")
  • Portuguese: Auto-Roda (Portuguese comic, "Auto-Motor"), Motriz (Brazilian comic, "Wheel")
  • Russian: Gónshchik (Го́нщик, "Racer")
  • Ukrainian: Kermanych (Керманич, "Steerer")

See also

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Versions of Wheeljack have appeared in other continuity families, including:

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