Grimlock (AOE)

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

Grimlock is a Dinobot from the Age of Extinction portion of the live-action film series continuity family.

Grimlock is a Dinobot with a rather rough n' tough attitude. He will charge at anyone that gets on his nerves, even his fellow Autobots. He and the Dinobots will beat the metal out of any Decepticon in their way. He is not afraid to battle big bots. His fury and power are his most greatest weapons.

Fiction

Age of Extinction film

Grimlock's role in AOE is currently unknown. The big metal T-Rex seen in the trailer is obviously himself, or have you seen a ENORMUS, FEROCIOUS, DINOSAUR WITH A LACK OF GRAMMAR somewhere else?

In the trailer, a furious Grimlock is seen charging at Optimus Prime for unknown reasons. However, Optimus Prime beats the crap out of the the menacing dino by giving him a punch to the side with his shield. Grimlock is sent flying by the blow, and roars in pain while hitting the ground. However, in promotional photos as well as in the trailer, Prime is later seen riding the big dino.

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Transformers: Age of Extinction (film)

Games

Transformers: Rise of the Dark Spark

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Transformers: Rise of the Dark Spark

Toys

Age of Extinction

Robots in Disguise

Flip & Change

Grimlock (Flip & Change, 2014)

Flip & Change Grimlock hit some Walmarts before the street date. He features a very simple transformation where you just bend him over, and flip his two halves of his tail.