Holepunch (G1)

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Holepunch is a Nebulan "double" Targetmaster partnered with Tracer and the Autobot Scoop in the Generation 1 continuity family.
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Holepunch is a bureaucrat from hell. He compensates for his complete lack of people skills or formal managerial training with the natural gifts of a bossy attitude and inflated sense of his own importance.

As an office manager for a water purification company on Nebulos, Holepunch has only his subordinates to terrorize. When the Decepticons invaded, Holepunch (doubtless encouraged by his co-workers) concluded the Autobots were in need of his special touch.

Holepunch turns into a dual compression cannon capable of shattering steel. As a "double" Targetmaster, Holepunch is able to combine with Tracer to increase the power of his own weapon, or boost the power of Tracer's ion blaster.

Holepunch is unable to suppress his managerial instincts, as a result he drains the productivity and damages the morale of any unit he's assigned to.

Fiction

Marvel Comics continuity

Scoop wielded Holepunch and Tracer in "double weapon" mode during a series of fuel raids on Cybertron alongside the recently revived Grimlock, Jazz and Bumblebee. When Hook, Line and Sinker attacked some months later, Flintlock, Silencer and the other Nebulan "double" Targetmasters appeared absent.

Toys

  • Scoop with Holepunch and Tracer (Targetmaster, 1988)
File:G1 Scoop toy.jpg
Holepunch, like all the "double" Targetmaster Nebulans, is one of the smallest and least complicated Transformers. Fold the barrel away, and stand him up. He can also combine with Tracer to form a rifle. He was released with the Autobot Scoop in 1988. No version of this character or mold was released in Japan.