Scattorshot (ROTF)

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

Scattorshot is an Autobot from the Revenge of the Fallen franchise in the live-action film continuity family.

Oh, so THAT'S how you look like without glasses.

Scattorshot spends a lot of time carefully planning out any battle tactics he and his teammates can use, and only expects as much time for careful planning and thoughtful action from the Decepticons. Unfortunately, true to their nature, they tend to specialize in suprise attacks or causing just plain random chaos more than anything else, which bugs the heck out of Scattorshot. In fact, nothing upsets him more than the chaos of unplannned battle. However, he still can't help but get his kicks out of peppering the air around Divebomb, the latest Decepticon to interrupt his contemplative strategizing, with all the artillery at his disposal. And that's a LOT of artillery. Unfortunately for Scattorshot, he does not realize that the slow and clumsy Decepticon he's using for target practice is just a diversion for an even more duplicious attack by another...

Toys

Revenge of the Fallen

• Scattorshot (Scout, 2010)
  • Japanese ID number: ??

Scattorshot transforms into an anti-aircraft vehicle resembling a pick-up truck retrofitted for heavy combat, with armaments such as roof-mounted cannons, armor plating and a grated plow. There are many elements on the toy that are a homage to Scattorshot’s Cybertron counterpart, including the dual roof-mounted cannons, predominantly dark blue and gray color scheme, black windows, yellow lights and front grill detailing. The plow plays homage to the front-mounted minesweeping claws on the Voyager Cybertron Defense version of Cybertron Scattorshot. In robot mode, the dual cannons become hand-held rifles.

There are two variations of Scattorshot available out there, one with light gray parts and one with darker gray parts. Judging by the photos on the blister package, the toy was originally made with dark gray parts, and a running change has made more recent versions of the toy with light gray parts.