Jetfire (Armada)

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This article is about Jetfire the shuttle from the Unicron Trilogy. For

Jetfire the scientist from Generation 1, see Jetfire (G1).

The name or term "Sky Shadow" refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see Sky Shadow (disambiguation).
Jetfire is an Autobot in the Unicron Trilogy continuity family.
Crikey, ya dingos.

Jetfire is probably the best second-in-command Optimus Prime could conceivably have. Jetfire is more than a yes-man, he's the crucial link between Prime's role-necessitated distance and his troops. Though professional and businesslike, Jetfire infuses his interactions with a down-to-earth friendliness. And where Optimus Prime is cautious, Jetfire is more prone to tempered bursts of gusto and bravado. While Optimus Prime is your leader who's your leader, Jetfire is your leader who's your friend. Because of this, Jetfire is very popular among the Autobots.

But most importantly, Jetfire is one of the only Autobots who will tell Optimus Prime to his face when he thinks he's wrong. It is this trait that makes Jetfire indispensible.

Jetfire has a long-lost brother Overcast, and while the two are quite similar in many ways, Jetfire is far more willing and eager to jump into battle than Overcast.

He has a Decepticon alter-ego, Sky Shadow, which he affects when doing undercover missions. He found the name in history archives which referred to a Sky Shadow from the legendary Beast Wars. Nobody's really sure how that works. Maybe it's that bloody Unicron Singularity's doing.


Japanese name: Skyfire (Energon), Dreadrock (Cybertron)


Fiction

Animated Continuity

Armada

Voice actor: Scott McNeil (USA), Susumu Chiba (Japan)

Energon

Voice actor: Scott McNeil (USA), Nobuyuki Hiyama (Japan)

Cybertron

Voice actor: Brian Drummond (USA), Hideo Ishikawa (Japan)
Special Attacks: Dread Cannon-Burst Attack, Jetstream (Japan)
Special Attacks: Afterburner Blast, Turbine Wave (USA)

Dreamwave comics continuity

Armada

Jetfire was initially unimpressed with Optimus Prime, feeling that Prime had abandoned the Autobots on Cybertron for affairs on Earth. He soon saw eye-to-eye with his commander once more when the stakes of Unicron's coming were revealed.

Energon

Toys

Armada

  • Jetfire with Comettor (Giga-Con, 2003)
Japanese ID number: MC-09
  • Powerlinx Jetfire with Comettor (Giga-Con, 2003)

Energon

  • Jetfire (Mega, 2004)
Japanese ID number: SC-05
  • Skyfire and Roadbuster
Japanese ID number: SS-02
  • Skyfire Super Mode (Mega, 2004)
Japanese ID number: SC-25

Cybertron

  • Jetfire (Ultra class, 2005)
Japanese ID number: GC-04
  • Jetfire (Legends of Cybertron, 2005)
  • Jetfire (Burger King Kids' Meal toy, 2005)
  • Sky Shadow (Ultra class, 2006)

Merchandise



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