Dropkick (Movie)

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Dropkick is a Decepticon and ALSO a bunch of mass-produced drones used by BOTH sides from the 2007 movie franchise in the live-action film continuity family.
Hey, who let this guy have a new name?! What the hell?

Dropkick really didn't want to come to lame old Earth, but Megatron made him. If he had his way, he'd be back on Cybertron right now, sitting alone in the dark and feeling angry. He doesn't really "get" why folks are so interested in the All Spark or why the Autobots are such troublemakers, but he DOES like making things go BOOM, so he might as well do so while he's here.

He seems kinda emo. Go cry, emo robot.

Sometimes there are lots of him.

On both sides.

Fiction

Titan Magazines Transformers movie comics

"Begging sometimes helps, but not often."
"Begging sometimes helps, but not often."
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The following events occur in a splinter timeline where Megatron won the battle of Mission City.
DROPKICK WANTS YOU!

Dropkick was Megatron's right-hand man in the occupation of Earth. The other Decepticons heard Megatron's orders through him. Transformers Comic issue 9

Having gone way down in the world after Starscream seized command, he ended up acting as "escort" to ensure Bumblebee would leave human areas. In a final "up yours", Bumblebee led Dropkick in a high-speed chase which saw the Decepticon damaged and humiliated. Revolution Part 1

IDW Transformers movie comics

Soundwave dispatched Dropkick and Incinerator to Florida, where they completely destroyed an American military base before scanning suitable Earth forms. Alliance issue 3 Their victory was short-lived, as soon afterwards, the Autobots and their human allies tracked the Decepticons down and systematically destroyed them one by one. Dropkick was defeated by Optimus Prime before the Autobot leader turned around to kill Incinerator. Dropkick was finished off by the human soldiers. Alliance issue 4

The Veiled Threat prequel novel

The events of The Veiled Threat take place during IDW Publishing's Alliance comic.


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The Veiled Threat

Games

Transformers: The Game (console)

Dropkick units can be either Autobot (top) or Decepticon (bottom). Both feel nobody understands them.

Hordes of identical Dropkick units are used by both the Autobot and Decepticon armies. Decepticons are blue with a lens-face, while Autobot versions are red and have a facemask with individual optics. They are protected from most artillery by energy shields in robot mode(Blackout's EMP bombs can penetrate the shields & damages them easily), and are fond of throwing stuff at foes rather than getting in with melee attacks.

Dropkicks are most commonly found in urban missions, but pop up for certain sub-missions in other areas as well. Transformers The Game (console)

Battle for the Allspark online game

Dropkick units on both sides have equal Attack & Speed abilities with a strong Defense skill. Battle for the Allspark

Transformers: Autobots/Decepticons

The Dropkick body-type is used for several of the alt-modes used in the game. Additionally, many of the other smallish truck-type bodies, including the SUV, Pickup, Utility, Pickup Car, Love Cruiser (Decepticon Exclusive), Flame Truck, Maintenance (Autobot Exclusive), Construction (Decepticon Exclusive), Safari Truck, Off-Roader Raider, & Transport (Autobot Exclusive) all use the Dropkick body for Robot mode. Transformers Autobots/Decepticons


Toys

Transformers (2007)

File:Movie2007 Dropkick toy.jpg
His Decepticon symbol can be seen from space.
  • Dropkick (Deluxe, 2007)
    • Japanese ID number: MD-18
Dropkick transforms into a customized Chevrolet Silverado pickup truck (or a similar model just different enough to avoid paying a licensing fee). His hood and roof feature a fairly cleverly done gigantic Decepticon symbol. His flatbed cover conceals a giant claw/plier deployed from the tailgate by a sliding knob on top. This assembly becomes a hand-held weapon for his robot mode. He also has (non-firing) twin blasters on the underside of each forearm in robot mode.
Unlike most of the other "drone" toys, Dropkick does not use the Decepticon "lens-face", instead going with a new, more complicated face design with a visor. (It is not the Autobot face from the game, but it is similar.)
This mold was later redecoed as the Autobot Salvage.


Merchandise

3D Battle-Card Game

  • Dropkick (3D Battle Card, 2007)
    • Card number:
In the 3D Battle-Card Game, Dropkick is on the Decepticon side. Pieces punched out from two different cards can be assembled to form a pickup truck or a robot, while a third double-sided card gives its stats and attacks for each mode. He (it?) uses the same parts layout as Ironhide.

Trivia

I'm emo because my gimmick sucks.
  • Dropkick's card art shows him with windshield wipers on his visor. They are probably to wipe away his tears.
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