Dia Cinders (Diaclone)

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Burn Out's human pilot. Since Burn Out's personality is based on her's the two argue constantly to the point that Dia often turns off Burn Out's voice commands.


Fiction

TransTech


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Cybertron's Most Wanted

Burn Out and Lift-Ticket appeared on the Axiom Nexus, soon disappearing after encountering a certain group of breaking out criminals. However, they were actually tracking the Waruders hive. The duo signaled to General Optimus Prime and Sgt. Hound the location of it and began fighting. The initial plan was to collect the Waruders' venom to build an anti-toxin so Burn Out ran cover fire, impressing Sgt. Hound. When Lift-Ticket took damaged, Burn Out expressed fear over Cline's safety. Dia's first appearance as herself was when peace was made with the various groups. She received a fistbump from Sgt. Hound and noted she hates quantum.

Toys

Timelines

Timelines

  • Sgt. Hound (Deluxe, 2015)
Available only in a 2-pack with General Optimus Prime, Sgt. Hound is a retool of Generations Scoop based on the cancelled Generation 2 Sgt. Hound toy.
This mold was also redecoed, sans one Targetmaster, into Adventure Roadblock.