Back to the Future

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Back to the Future is a human film franchise involving time travel.

Fiction

2005 IDW continuity

After returning from a temporal mission, the crew of the Lost Light watched the second installment of Back to the Future. Tailgate admitted he had never seen the first film, but Cyclonus later led the crew in a singalong of its theme song, "The Power of Love". Predestination: An Expert's Guide The film inspired Tailgate to acquire a hoverboard. Our Steps Will Always Rhyme

Ask Vector Prime

Vector Prime admired a version of Back to the Future starring Eric Stoltz. Ask Vector Prime, 30 September 2015

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Toys

Collaborative

  • Gigawatt (October 1, 2020)
    • Accessories, Pole, Mr. Fusion generator, blaster
The second figure released in the Collaborative line, Gigawatt is a heavy retool of Siege Sideswipe and transforms into a heavily customized DeLorean, representing the iconic vehicle from the Back to the Future film trilogy. In his vehicle mode, his gull-wing doors can open and close; his wheels fold in on hinges so as to replicate the DeLorean's flight mode in the second film. His alternate mode also features a detachable pole and hook in reference to Doc Brown's improvised lightning rod at the conclusion of the first film, and the "Mr. Fusion" generator, which becomes a handheld weapon. In robot mode, Gigawatt displays a chest-mounted flux capacitor and time circuits with three dates, each corresponding to the time periods Doc and Marty visited in the first two movies.
Gigawatt is packaged in a nostalgic Generation 1-styled box in vehicle mode, much like the contemporaneous Vintage G1 line.

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