Burn Out (G1)

The name or term "Burnout" refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see Burnout (disambiguation).

Burn Out is an Autobot Velocitronian from the Generation 1 continuity family.

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Burn Out is a Velocitronian citizen with designs on public office via her planet's primary "election", the Speedia 500. She may not be the fastest, or the strongest, but she's got determination, and that's... something.

Fiction

2019 IDW continuity

Burn Out took part in the Speedia. Tread & Circuits Part 2 She evaded Mayhem's onslaught, taunting the participants of the ensuing brawl as she did so. Unfortunately she did not win. Didn't even come close, if we're honest. Maybe next time, Burn Out. Tread & Circuits Part 3

Toys

Legacy

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They're together again!

• Diaclone Universe Burn Out (Deluxe Class, 2022)
  • Accessories: Energon axe/rifle, liquid nitrogen rifle, twin electron blaster

Velocitron Speedia 500 Collection "Diaclone Universe Burn Out" is a redeco of mainline Legacy Deluxe Class Skids with a new head that closely resembles Crosscut, as well as additional red and silver shoulder decals. She transforms into an approximation of a Honda City Turbo, based on the black version of the Diaclone "No. 9 Honda City Turbo" toy. She comes with the exact same Energon axe and weapons as Skids.

Burn Out was exclusive to Walmart in the US, with Hasbro Pulse receiving limited quantities of the figure. The Velocitron Speedia 500 Collection went up for pre-order on July 2022.

Notes

• Burn Out is based on the black coloration of Honda City Turbo, the Diaclone toy whose blue version was used to create Generation 1 Skids. The Diaclone mech was later characterized as "Burn Out", from where this character takes her name.
• The black version of the Honda City Turbo was considered for inclusion in the Generation 1 line long enough to be used by Takara in a preliminary 1985 packaging mural. (Said mural featured other oddities, such as the red Honda City R which would eventually inspire Reboost.)
• The name "Burn Out" comes from a Cobra-allied Dreadnok, as Fun Publications also held the G.I. Joe Club license at time of development.
• The official product description for Legacy Burn Out reads "He may not be the fastest, but Burn Out is determined to win the Speedia 500." The use of "he" is obviously an error, as Burn Out was explicitly referred to as a fembot by the Hasbro team throughout the Hasbro Pulse livestream revealing her new figure, rather straightforwardly mirroring the original Timelines mech's female pilot.

External links

• Blog post by TFSquareOne about Diaclone "Black Skids"