Stylor
- Mister Stylor Man is a Nebulan from the Generation 1 continuity family.
Stylor is gorgeous. Always impeccably dressed and groomed and always in the latest style. He spends most of his time primping and polishing either Chromedome or himself, and is renowned on Nebulos for his exquisite taste and dashing good looks. Though he loves the ladies, he surprisingly doesn't have the greatest luck there, since few want to spend much time with a man who's so focused on being prettier than they are. It is suspected that Stylor volunteered for the Headmaster process simply because it was trendy at the time.
His Autobot partner Chromedome, being an inveterate academic and computer nerd, is something of a frustration to Stylor, but he does his best to bring out the big guy's cooler, more social side (which he figures MUST be in there somewhere). Chromedome in return tries to get Stylor to be a little less superficial.
Fiction
Marvel Comics continuity
The Transformers cartoon
- Voice actor: Charlie Adler (English), Ken Narita (Japan)
Stylor was one of the strategists participating in the rebellion against the Hive. When the rebels allied themselves with a group of Autobots, Stylor selected Chromedome to be his partner. He chose third from amongst the Autobot volunteers, and unlike Duros and Arcana before him did not state a reason for his choice. However, the fact that the only remaining alternative would been to bond with Highbrow may have had something to do with it. The Rebirth, Part 2
Toys
Generation 1
- Chromedome with Stylor (Headmaster, 1987)
- Stylor transforms from a tiny man into Chromedome's head, and can also be used as the head of any other Headmaster toy. Inserting him into a Headmaster's neck socket causes a small Tech Spec meter on the larger toy's chest to display ratings for Speed, Strength and Intelligence. When Chromedome is in vehicle mode, Stylor fits in his cockpit.
- A redeco of Chromedome as Arcee was proposed during Generation 1, but never produced. Presumably, the identity of Stylor's redeco would have been Daniel Witwicky.
