Quintesson Bailiff
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- Quintesson Bailiffs a type of Quintesson from the Generation 1 continuity family.
Guardians of the courtrooms on Quintessa, the Quintesson Bailiffs are one of many types of evil Quintessons.
Fiction
The Transformers cartoon
Controverse
Bailiffs guarded Primacron during his trial on Millaath. They were taken aback along with the presiding Judge, Adveraros, when Primacron turned the tables on the Quintessons by taking control of their Sharkticons. Controverse
Generations Selects Special Comic
At least one Bailiff was trapped in a time warp for some time till he finally escaped with his brethren to Dinobot Island, where they fought against the Dinobots before retreating. Volcanicus comic 2
Toys
Generations
- Quintesson Pit of Judgment (2020)
- Accessories: Ax, mace
- The "Quintesson Bailiff" is a retooling of the War for Cybertron: Earthrise Deluxe Class Allicon with a new robot head, robot chest, upper beast head, and shoulders, transforming into a bipedal alligator-like thing. It comes with two new weapons, a double-bladed ax and a mace, which can connect to form the animation model's ax/mace staff-thing.
- It also comes in a brownish-green deco erroneously based on a wrongly-colored character model previously uploaded to the wiki, rather than, oh, their actual appearances in the Movie.
- Because of how the new shoulders are shaped, the Baliff has less outward arm articulation than the Allicon in robot mode.
- This toy was only available in the "Quintesson Pit of Judgement" box set, along with redecos of the Quintesson Judge, Sharkticon, and brand-new mini-figures of the Quintesson Prosecutor and Kranix. It was available first for people who attended the Hasbro Fans Expo in Hong Kong and preordered the set. It was later made a Hasbro PulseCon 2020 exclusive in the United States and Canada (except for Quebec), available to Premium members on September 23 2020, then opened up to all members on the 24th, where it sold out, went to pre-orders for more, then sold out of pre-orders within a few short hours despite a (stated) 1-per-customer limit.
Notes
Foreign names
- Japanese: Rōban (牢番, "jailer"), eihei (衛兵, "guard")
