Dinobot (disambiguation)

The name Dinobot has been applied to several Transformers characters and groups.

• 1985 — The Dinobots, an Autobot subgroup led by Grimlock in Generation 1.

• 1994 — "The Dinobots!", the comic story published in the Official Transformers Generation 2 Annual.

• 1996 — Dinobot, the Maximal velociraptor from Beast Wars.

• 1996 — Clone One, aka the Dinobot Clone, a beast-mode duplicate of the Maximal Dinobot from Beast Wars.

• 1998 — Dinobot, the Predacon Transmetal clone of the Maximal Dinobot from Beast Wars.

• 1999 — Dinobot II, the Predacon Transmetal 2 clone of the Maximal Dinobot from Beast Wars.

• 2000 — The Dinobots, a Maximal subgroup led by T-Wrecks from Beast Machines.

• 2002 — Dino-Bot, the Go-Bot velociraptor from Go-Bots.

• 2003 — Transformers: Dinobots, a Wal-mart exclusive series of toys.

• 2003 — The Dinobots, an Autobot subgroup in Dinobots.

• 2004 — Dinobots, a type of Transformer in the Energon.

• 2007 — The Mini-Con Dinobots team from Classics.

• 2008 — The Dinobots, a trio of animatronic attractions that are turned into Autobots by Professor Sumdac from Transformers Animated.

• 2008 — The Dinobots, a group of artificially intelligent warriors from the Shattered Glass universe.

• 2010 — The Dinobots, a team of drones controlled by Grimstone from Power Core Combiners.

• 2012 — The Dinobots, a team of Autobots from the Fall of Cybertron portion of Aligned.

Dinobot should not be confused with...

• Dinobot Island.
• The Dinobot Crown of Leadership, Grimlock's headgear from the Marvel comics.
• Dinoking the combined form of the Decepticon Dinoforce from the Victory portion of Generation 1.
• Dinotron the Dinobot pachycephalosaur from Beast Machines.
• Mega-Dinobot the combined form of the Autobots Grimlock and Swoop from Energon.

Dinobots were inspired by...

• Dinosaurs, prehistoric reptilian creatures.

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