Trickshot

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"My focal ep never got broadcast in North America, so I lack a clever quote."
"My focal ep never got broadcast in North America, so I lack a clever quote."
Autobots, transform and roll out!

It has been suggested this article should be moved to Trickshot.
If you agree or disagree, please discuss why on its talk page.

Reason: First English name


Bingo is a Mini-Con from the Energon portion of the Unicron Trilogy continuity family.
And Bingo was her name-o.

Bingo is one of many power-enhancing Mini-Cons who help the Autobots search the galaxy for pure Energon ore, part of Barnstorm's Elite Flying Corps. That is, until Unicron turned her into the evil Triac (トライアック Toraiakku).

Sometimes, Bingo is instead male and known as Trickshot.[1]

Fiction

Ask Vector Prime

Vector Prime explained that iterations of the Elite Flying Corps often had the misfortune to encounter Unicron while scouting the galaxy for energon ore. The Chaos-Bringer reformatted them into the evil Apocalypse Brigade Mini-Con Team. Bingo became the warrior Triac, so named for her ability to briefly create two genetronic duplicates. Ask Vector Prime, 1 August 2015

Toys

  • Triac (Micron Booster, 2004)
  • Booster ID number: 3
Super Link Triac is a redeco of the Mini-Con Thunderclash, transforming into a Cybertronic gunship.
Triac was sold as part of the third Micron Booster assortment in Japan, in individual, blind-packed boxes so you did not know which Mini-Con you got until you opened the box and opaque black plastic bag inside. This assortment was exclusive to Lawson stores.
This mold was also used to make Flashdrive/Processor and Barnstorm/Saber.
Transformers: Armada mold: Thunderclash
  • Hasbro:
  • Takara:

Notes

References

  1. Trickshot's bio was never published on the Transformers Collectors' Club website like that of his teammates, but he was named in Flashdrive's bio... something that failed to be noted by Triac's TFWiki page, leading to the Facebook edition of Ask Vector Prime ascribing Triac a new identity in 2015. Er, whoops!
  2. Greg Sepelak, The Allspark, 2017/01/29