Sideswipe and Chromia prepared for battle against the Seekers once Mirage's hologram hiding the Spacebridge finally failed. Siege episode 5 Ultimately, the Transformers were transported to Cybertron to face Unicron. Like any very smart individual, Chromedome was last seen transforming into his car mode and driving away as fast as he absolutely could. On the Edge of Extinction!

In Vol. 52 of the Legends manga, Pointblank's Headmaster body debuts as a "virtual redeco" of the Titans Return Deluxe Class Hot Rod mold with the Professor Go head.Features and accessories: comes with 2 weapon accessories that can be held by the figure as a blaster or swords. The swivelling guns can be removed in tank mode The Targetmasters benefit from being able to take two minds into battle. A Targetmaster possesses a living weapon that is capable of making its own tactical decisions and target priorities. The advantage is similar to that of having a dedicated gunner aboard an aircraft or tank. This character article is a stub and is missing information on their fictional appearances. You can help Transformers Wiki by expanding it. Kingdom, plus rewrite for Earthrise Peacemaker was the default leader of a group of Nebulans who, at great risk to themselves, joined the outlawed Autobots during Zarak and Scorponok's reign of terror on Nebulos. After undergoing the bio-engineering process that allowed them to transform into replacement weapons, they partnered with the six Autobots who had surrendered their weapons some months earlier. Peacemaker partnered with Pointblank, who was likewise the acting commander of the Autobots in the absence of Fortress Maximus. Peacemaker explained that the Nursery, Nebulos's leading agricultural research center, was under threat of takeover by the Decepticons; this news prompted the Autobots to roll out to defend it. Once again, the Latin American dub gives different names to the character in different episodes. In his first appearance, he is called "Brando" by Fortress, but in part 2, he is called "Bonka".

Weapons: Sideswipe uses a standard issue laser rifle to blast targets, and then closes in and smashes it with his fists. Q: Could we also see more accurate versions of them and the TFP characters in Studio Series though? A: Entirely possible, they’re talking about expanding Studio Series beyond movies."— TFW2005 asking Hasbro about more accurate redos of Prime characters In the Marvel UK Transformers story "Worlds Apart", set during issue #4 of the Headmasters comic, Crosshairs, Pointblank and Sureshot are captured by the Decepticons and used as bait to capture the Autobot Headmasters. Hardhead is able to free the Autobot Targetmasters and even the odds against the Decepticons.Sideswipe helped fend off Astrotrain alongside his fellow Autobots. Triple Changers and Perceptor commercial We have three new listings, one of them confirms that Pointblank will come with his Targetmaster partner Peacemaker. Before the debut of Siege toy, Crosshairs appeared in Vol. 52 of the Legends manga as a "virtual redeco" of the Titans Return Skytread head on the Sergeant Kup body. Slumped miserably on the barren surface of Master in their smallest robot forms, Chromedome, Fortress and Highbrow's attention was caught when a time-travelling spaceship materialized over their heads and crashed nearby. By studying and reverse-engineering the technology found in this spaceship, Fortress and the scientists of Master invented Transtectors and the Headmaster process. Kiss Players #48 Sparkbots Volume 3 Super-God Masterforce Master File

Sureshot appears in Vol. 52 of the Legends manga as a "virtual redeco" of the Titans Return Chasm head on the Full-Tilt body. Dead End looks...odd. Those lower leg proportions look weird. They remind me of the legs on Cyberverse warrior Dead End. Just too long when you factor in how the feet work. At least they work better than the CW mold's legs if they can't look better.

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Crosshairs was superintendent of Cybertron's arsenals, and reported to Sentinel Prime that proper protocol was followed during the recent release of weaponry to certain individuals. In an attempt to discover where The Rise obtained their firepower, Crosshairs had begun an extensive audit of all armories he oversaw. The Change In Your Nature Part One Peacemaker keeps trying to cheer up his Autobot partner, which doesn't make sense, since he's not really upset. He just wants to retire, perhaps to a cozy little polished-titanium cottage with Morphobots twining up the walls, and maybe a cozy nuclear fire blazing on the lead-lined hearth—or for whatever rest an old Autobot soldier yearns. Just because he's pretty sure this won't happen and he'll end up a flattened, burned casualty of a never-ending war doesn't mean he's depressed, does it? Though designated for a first quarter 2020 release, Crosshairs's wave reached U.S. store shelves in December 2019.