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	Trailbreaker ('''Glouton''' in [[Canada]], '''Tuono''' in [[Italy]]) was portrayed as a light-hearted joker, who often acted a morale booster for his comrades. Deep down, however, he considers himself a liability due to his high fuel consumption. Because of this he has a low sense of self-worth, he often asks to be left out of missions. Despite this, the other Autobots know he is a valuable addition to their ranks.		Trailbreaker ('''Glouton''' in [[Canada]], '''Tuono''' in [[Italy]]) was portrayed as a light-hearted joker, who often acted a morale booster for his comrades. Deep down, however, he considers himself a liability due to his high fuel consumption. Because of this he has a low sense of self-worth, he often asks to be left out of missions. Despite this, the other Autobots know he is a valuable addition to their ranks.

	He sometimes form part of the Sky Reign ~~combiner~~.		He sometimes form part of the [[Sky Reign]] or [[Lynxmaster]] combiners.

	===Development===		===Development===

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	'''Trailbreaker''' is the name of several [[fictional character]]s from the ''[[Transformers]]'' series. Due to trademark issues, newer toys of the character are named '''Trailcutter'''. He has been called ''Trailblazer'' in the IDW comics.		'''Trailbreaker''' is the name of several [[fictional character]]s from the ''[[Transformers]]'' series. Due to trademark issues, newer toys of the character are named '''Trailcutter'''. He has been called ''Trailblazer'' in the IDW comics.

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	He sometimes form part of the Sky Reign combiner.		He sometimes form part of the Sky Reign combiner.

			===Development===
	According to original [[tech spec]] notes written by [[Bob Budiansky]], found at [[Iacon One]] in 2006, the original name for Trailbreaker was "Guzzle", a name later used by [[Sparkabots\|another Autobot character]].		According to original [[tech spec]] notes written by [[Bob Budiansky]], found at [[Iacon One]] in 2006, the original name for Trailbreaker was "Guzzle", a name later used by [[Sparkabots\|another Autobot character]].

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	Trailbreaker and his partner [[Hound (Transformers)#Transformers\|Hound]] are requested by [[Optimus Prime (other incarnations)#Transformers\|Optimus Prime]] to implant a virus on a satellite that the Decepticons [[Thundercracker#Transformers\|Thundercracker]] and [[Shockwave (Transformers)#Transformers\|Shockwave]] send to call in Decepticon drones. Their mission is to find a satellite dish and use it to transmit the virus. They find a dish, but it is easily destroyed by the drones. The find and repair another dish. Because a wave of Decepticons is coming, Hound decides to stay and hold the satellite in position while Trailbreaker transmits it. They successfully transmit the virus, which destroys all of the Decepticon drones, but Hound is electrocuted in the process. Trailbreaker grieves over the loss of his partner, but credits his sacrifice to save Earth.		Trailbreaker and his partner [[Hound (Transformers)#Transformers\|Hound]] are requested by [[Optimus Prime (other incarnations)#Transformers\|Optimus Prime]] to implant a virus on a satellite that the Decepticons [[Thundercracker#Transformers\|Thundercracker]] and [[Shockwave (Transformers)#Transformers\|Shockwave]] send to call in Decepticon drones. Their mission is to find a satellite dish and use it to transmit the virus. They find a dish, but it is easily destroyed by the drones. The find and repair another dish. Because a wave of Decepticons is coming, Hound decides to stay and hold the satellite in position while Trailbreaker transmits it. They successfully transmit the virus, which destroys all of the Decepticon drones, but Hound is electrocuted in the process. Trailbreaker grieves over the loss of his partner, but credits his sacrifice to save Earth.
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			==2008 Shattered Glass==
			Trailbreaker is an evil Autobot serving under the command of Optimus Prime, and later Rodimus. His colors are inspired by the original blue Diaclone release of Trailbreaker.
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	* '''Universe Spy Changer Trailbreaker''' (unreleased)		* '''Universe Spy Changer Trailbreaker''' (unreleased)
	:First announced in Previews magazine for December 2002 were a set of 5 Autobot Spy Changers - Wheeljack, Sideswipe, Trailbreaker, Prowl and Mirage.		:First announced in Previews magazine for December 2002 were a set of 5 Autobot Spy Changers - Wheeljack, Sideswipe, Trailbreaker, Prowl and Mirage.

			[[image:ultramagnus-ironhide-universe-carded.jpg\|left\|thumb\|240px\|''Universe'' Ultra Magnus with Ironhide]]
			* '''''Universe'' Spy Changer Ultra Magnus with Ironhide''' (2004)
			:The parallel-universe spanning ''[[Transformers: Universe]]'' line featured a black recolor of the [[Spy Changer]] version of ''Robots in Disguise'' Ironhide. This package was a [[Walmart]] store exclusive.
			:This Ironhide was repurposed as Trailbreaker in [[Renegade Rhetoric]].

	* '''Transformers 3D Battle-Card Game Trailbreaker''' (2007)		* '''Transformers 3D Battle-Card Game Trailbreaker''' (2007)

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	*'''''Generations'' Deluxe Trailcutter''' (not released yet)		*'''''Generations'' Deluxe Trailcutter''' (not released yet)
	:A new mold. Turns from robot to truck. Comes with a free IDW comic book.<REF>http://www.tfw2005.com/transformers-news/transformers-generations-classics-30-35/transformers-generations-toy-fair-2013-deluxe-wave-official-images-176850/</REF>		:A new mold. Turns from robot to truck. Comes with a free IDW comic book.<REF>http://www.tfw2005.com/transformers-news/transformers-generations-classics-30-35/transformers-generations-toy-fair-2013-deluxe-wave-official-images-176850/</REF>

			*Several [https://cults3d.com/en/search?q=Transformers+Trailbreaker parts for Trailbreaker] are available on [[Cults3d]].

	===Gallery===		===Gallery===

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'''Trailbreaker''' is the name of several [[fictional character]]s from the ''[[Transformers]]'' series. Due to trademark issues, newer toys of the character are named '''Trailcutter'''. He has been called ''Trailblazer'' in the IDW comics.

==Transformers: Generation 1==
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|caption =Trailbreaker box art
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|subgroup =Autobot Cars, Legends
|function =Defensive Strategist
|rank =7
|motto ="''An Autobot is as good as the fuel in his tank.''"
|alternatemodes =Cybertronian truck<br>1968 [[Toyota Hilux]]<BR>Cobra Stinger
|partner =
|series =''[[Transformers: Generation 1]]''<br/>''[[Transformers: Reveal the Shield]]''
|engvoice =[[Frank Welker]]
|japanvoice =
|gender =Male
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}}
Trailbreaker ('''Glouton''' in [[Canada]], '''Tuono''' in [[Italy]]) was portrayed as a light-hearted joker, who often acted a morale booster for his comrades. Deep down, however, he considers himself a liability due to his high fuel consumption. Because of this he has a low sense of self-worth, he often asks to be left out of missions. Despite this, the other Autobots know he is a valuable addition to their ranks.

He sometimes form part of the Sky Reign combiner.

According to original [[tech spec]] notes written by [[Bob Budiansky]], found at [[Iacon One]] in 2006, the original name for Trailbreaker was "Guzzle", a name later used by [[Sparkabots|another Autobot character]].

===Animated series===
Trailbreaker was one of the original Autobots aboard the ''Ark''. When it crashed, he was re-activated four million years later and his vehicle was converted to that of a [[Toyota Hilux]]. He was a hearty character who would make light of any situation (just as his tech spec portrayed him). His primary feature was his [[force field]] which he often used to defend him and his comrades.

Trailbreaker accompanied his fellow Autobots on their first mission to stop the Decepticons on Earth—a mission that took him to an off-shore oil rig. The Decepticons plundered the rig for energon and destroyed it, leaving it a flaming wreck that endangered its human crew. Trailbreaker used his force field to contain the fire, while [[Wheeljack]] used his built-in fire suppression systems to douse the flames.

Later, Trailbreaker served as a spy despite his stated function as defensive strategist. He, along with the humans [[Witwicky family|Sparkplug and Spike Witwicky]], camped out near the Decepticon headquarters and eavesdropped on their plans to raid the ruby mines of Burma.

As the series progressed and more new characters were introduced, Trailbreaker only appeared when his force field was needed. In "Triple Takeover" a plot by [[Starscream (Transformers)|Starscream]], [[Astrotrain]] and [[Blitzwing]] resulted in the flooding of a city. Trailbreaker used his force field to protect himself and a small group of Autobots from a large tidal wave.

His force field later saved all the Autobots from being disintegrated by the Sun in the episode "Megatron's Master Plan Part 2", and it again saved them from a Decepticon ambush in "The Immobilizer". Trailbreaker's last animated appearance was in episode 64, "Masquerade".

Trailbreaker did not appear in ''[[The Transformers: The Movie]]'' or the seasons beyond. However, part of the movie's storyboard depicted that he would be seen dead (much like [[Windcharger]] and [[Wheeljack]]) during the Decepticons' attack on [[Autobot City]]. This was cut from the finished movie.

===Books===
Trailbreaker appeared in the 1985 story ''[[Autobots Fight Back]]'' by [[John Grant (children's author)|John Grant]], published by [[Ladybird Books]].<ref>{{cite book| isbn=0721409423|last=Grant|first=John|title=Autobots Fight Back|publisher=Ladybird Books| year=1985}}</ref>

===Comics===
====3H Enterprises====
Generation 1 Trailbreaker was among the Autobots who appeared in the ''[[Transformers: Universe]]'' comics, although he was not produced as a toy in that line. His form in the 3H comics was based on his original toy, not the redone animated appearance.

Trailbreaker was amongst the Autobot heroes of the Great War welcomed back to Cybertron and soon transported away by [[Unicron]]. Trailbreaker was the only one not reformatted into a new body, but he was forced to fight for Unicron's amusement (so that the Spark energy from fallen combatants could revitalize Unicron's shattered frame). Trailbreaker eventually freed himself by performing a risky [[Spark (Transformers)|spark]] swap with [[Silverbolt]]. All were subsequently freed by the resurrected [[Optimus Primal]],and Trailbreaker went on to serve him as part of the new Autobot faction.

Although ''Universe'' ended at issue #3, the flashback of [[Optimus Prime (Robots in Disguise)|Optimus Prime]] would reveal what happened. In the final battle between the forces of Optimus Primal and Unicron, the Chaos-Bringer had disappeared (due to the events of [[Transformers: Energon]]), with Primal's forces barely making it out. Trailbreaker was among those seen escaping.

A toy called [[Ironhide]] in ''Transformers: Universe'' was painted in the colors of ''Generation One''s Trailbreaker. It is suspected that this toy (along with a version of ''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise]]''s Prowl 2, repainted in G1 [[Red Alert (Transformers)|Red Alert]]'s colors) was intended to be a part of an earlier line of eight [[Spy Changers]], produced as homages to classic Generation One [[Autobots]] cars. Because those eight toys both resembled and carried the names of their Generation One counterparts, it would seem more appropriate for the ''Transformers: Universe'' version of Ironhide to have been named Trailbreaker instead.

====Devil's Due Publishing====
In this reimagining of the Generation One story, the ''Ark'' was discovered by the terrorist [[Cobra Organization]], and all the Transformers inside were reformatted into Cobra vehicles remotely controlled by the Televipers. In this storyline, Trailbreaker turned into a Cobra Stinger vehicle.<ref>[http://www.yojoe.com/vehicles/84/stinger/ YOJOE.COM | Cobra Night Attack 4-WD Stinger]</ref> However, after the Transformers were freed from Cobra's control, Trailbreaker was killed by [[Storm Shadow]]'s S.N.A.K.E battlesuit.

====Dreamwave Productions====
When civil war broke out between the Autobots and Decepticon factions, Trailbreaker joined the Autobot cause. He was in command of [[Grimlock]] at the battle of Altihex, where the Autobot [[Overhaul (Transformers)|Overhaul]] was killed and Decepticon Seekers [[Thundercracker]] and [[Skywarp]] destroyed a transport full of neutral Cybertronians. Unable to save the city, the Autobots helped evacuate civilians (''[[Transformers: The War Within]]'' #1). When [[Shockwave (Transformers)|Shockwave]] led a force of Decepticons against the Autobot capital of [[Iacon]], Trailbreaker was among the Autobots who defended the city (''War Within'' #5-6).

When Decepticon leader [[Megatron (Transformers)|Megatron]] and Autobot leader [[Optimus Prime]] disappeared in an accident with a [[space bridge]], the Autobot and Decepticon forces splintered into smaller factions. Trailbreaker stayed with the Autobots under the leadership of [[Prowl (Transformers)|Prowl]]. [[Hound (Transformers)|Hound]], [[Tracks (Transformers)|Tracks]], Trailbreaker and other Autobots showed up as reinforcements when Prowl and his team of Autobots confronted [[Trypticon]]. Only Shockwave calling Trypticon away to battle the [[Fallen (Transformers)|Fallen]] saved them. (''Transformers: The War Within - The Dark Ages'' #4).

Trailbreaker was among the Autobots who followed Optimus Prime on his mission aboard the ''[[Ark (Transformers)|Ark]]''. After leaving Cybertron, the ''Ark'' was attacked by Megatron's ship, the ''[[Nemesis (Transformers)|Nemesis]]''. Once the Decepticons boarded the ''Ark'', it crash-landed on Earth, where all on board were preserved in emergency stasis. In 1984, a volcanic eruption awakened the ''Ark'''s computer, Teletran-I, which repaired all on board. It reformatted Trailbreaker in the form of an Earth truck (specifically, a [[Toyota Hilux]] camper pickup).

Eventually the combined forces of the Autobots on Earth and their human allies were able to capture the Decepticons. A ship called the ''Ark II'' was built to take the Transformers and some human companions back to Cybertron, but the ship exploded shortly after takeoff. The human allies were killed, but the Cybertronians were lost in the ocean, again in stasis lock.

After Spike Witwicky used a piece of the Matrix to revive Optimus Prime, Optimus traveled to the remote shoreline where he was recovered and used the Matrix to revive Jazz, Mirage, Sideswipe, Sunstreaker, Superion, Trailbreaker and Wheeljack (''Transformers: Generation One'' #2). Trailbreaker returned to Cybertron with Optimus Prime and most of the Autobots to face charges, after [[Ultra Magnus]] informed them the war on Cybertron had ended.

====Fun Publications====
=====Universe=====
Although ''Universe'' ended at issue #3, the flashback of [[Optimus Prime (Robots in Disguise)|Optimus Prime]] would reveal the following: during the final battle between the forces of Optimus Primal and Unicron, the Chaos-Bringer disappeared (due to the events of ''[[Transformers: Energon]]''), with Primal's forces barely making it out. Trailbreaker was among those Autobots seen escaping.

=====Wings of Honor=====
Trailbreaker is among the Autobots present when Megatron attacks [[Iacon]] with his new weapon, Devastator.<ref>{{Cite journal | author= Pete Sinclair & Jesse Wittenrich | title = Battle Lines Part 5 | journal = Transformers Collectors Club Magazine| volume = 1 | issue = 41 | page= 3 |date = October/November 2011|url=}}</ref>

====IDW Publishing====
=====Generation 1=====
Trailbreaker made his first [[IDW Publishing]] appearance in the ''[[The Transformers: Spotlight|Spotlight]]'' issue on [[Kup]]. He was called in by [[Springer (Transformers)|Springer]] to rescue the veteran Autobot from a deadly radiation-filled planet where a malfunction in Kup's spark core could cause its destruction. Trailbreaker used his force fields to keep Kup's spark from imploding before transporting him back to the ''Ark 17''.

Trailbreaker was on the Autobot Orbital Command Hub in ''Spotlight: Blaster''. He was present when Blaster was recovered and returned to the Autobots.

=====Hearts of Steel=====
[[image:autotrain.jpg|right|thumb|Hound, Trailblazer and Ratchet combine to form a train in Infestation 2: The Transformers #1]]
Trailbreaker, now called Trailbrazer, appeared in the ''Infestation 2: Transformers'' comic series working with Hound, Ratchet and Wheeljack to transport Tobias Muldoon and Nicola Tesla to Quebec to help repair Optimus Prime. In this comic he turned into a black steam locomotive.<ref>{{cite comic |colorist=Joana Lafuente|date=February 2011|editor=Bobby Curnow|inker=John Wycough|issue=1|letterer=Chris Mowry|penciller=Guido Guidi|publisher=IDW Publishing|story=|title=Infestation 2: The Transformers|volume=1|writer=Chuck Dixon}}</ref>

====Marvel Comics====
One of the least prominently featured of the original 18 Autobots, Trailbreaker appeared in the [[Marvel Comics]] Transformers series in a capacity similar to his appearance in the animated series. However, the rapid introduction of new characters meant that Trailbreaker was phased out quickly. He last appeared in the US comic watching the duel between [[Grimlock]] and [[Blaster (Transformers)|Blaster]], although he continued to appear sporadically in the UK comics, including in the movie-related future arc ''Space Pirates'', where he was killed in the [[Quintesson]] attack on Autobot City.

===Transformers: Alternators===
Although no Trailbreaker toy was released in the ''[[Transformers: Alternators|Alternators]]'' line, he was mentioned in the Japanese fiction for the series. According to the story that came with Binaltech [[Swindle (Transformers)|Swindle]], the body Swindle inhabits was intended to be the new body for Trailbreaker. The body was stolen by the Decepticons and Swindle's spark installed in it. Because of this many kitbashers have taken to repainting Swindle black and adding Autobot symbols to make an ''Alternators'' Trailbreaker.

The toy that eventually became ''Alternators'' Optimus Prime may have initially been intended to be Trailbreaker. [[Takara]] requested that Hasbro make the truck model be Optimus Prime instead, as pick-up trucks are not popular in Japan—they believed the only way the toy would sell was if it was the popular Optimus Prime.

When the Optimus toy was recolored black into [[Nemesis Prime]], some fans took to transplanting the head off Swindle or Rollbar onto the black pick-up to make an ''Alternator'' Trailbreaker. Fan-made sticker sets have even been produced and sold to add details making the figure look even more like Trailbreaker.<ref>http://www.reprolabels.com/Binaltech/trailbreaker.php</ref>

===Toys===
* '''Generation 1 Trailbreaker''' (1984)
:In the original toy line and animated TV series, Trailbreaker turns into a black Toyota 4WD HiLux, and is one of the first year Transformers toys, based on one of the [[Diaclone]] line of toys, where he was blue (in addition to other colors). Two variants of this toy exist, the original and one with a heat-sensitive rub-symbol. In 1985 Trailbreaker was remolded into the Autobot [[Hoist (Transformers)|Hoist]].
:Trailbreaker was reissued in Europe in 1991 and in Japan in 2001, but never in the U.S. According to store listings, there were plans to reissue Trailbreaker and [[Ironhide]] as a commemorative toy in 2005, but due to poor sales of the line, they were never produced.

* '''Generation 1 Decoy Trailbreaker''' (1986)
:A decoy of Trailbreaker was included with many of the smaller Transformers toys sold in 1986. The appearance of Trailbreaker was based on his animated appearance.

* '''Universe Spy Changer Trailbreaker''' (unreleased)
:First announced in Previews magazine for December 2002 were a set of 5 Autobot Spy Changers - Wheeljack, Sideswipe, Trailbreaker, Prowl and Mirage.

* '''Transformers 3D Battle-Card Game Trailbreaker''' (2007)
:Produced by [[Wizards of the Coast]], wave 2 of their [[Transformers 3D Battle-Card Game]] included a Trailbreaker card, who was a redeco of Autobot Ratchet from wave 1.
* '''''Generation 1 Encore'' Trailbreaker''' (2008)
:A Japan-exclusive reissue of the original Trailbreaker toy.

* '''''Generations'' Legends Trailcutter''' (2011)
:An all-new mold first announced on issue #35 (Oct/Nov 2010) of the ''Transformers Collectors' Club'' magazine. Due to Hasbro's inability to secure the Trailbreaker name, the character was called Trailcutter.<ref>[http://www.tfw2005.com/transformers-news/transformers-generations-classics-30-35/generation-2-laser-optimus-prime-trailbreaker-to-be-released-in-generations--2010-main-line-170615/ TFW2005.com - Generation 2 Laser Optimus Prime, Trailbreaker to Be Released in Generations, 2010 Main Line]</ref><ref>{{Cite journal | author = | title = Q&A with Hasbro! | journal = Transformers Collectors Club Magazine| volume = 1 | issue = 35 | pages = 4–5, 8 | date = October/November 2010|url=}}</ref>

*'''''Generations'' Deluxe Trailcutter''' (not released yet)
:A new mold. Turns from robot to truck. Comes with a free IDW comic book.<REF>http://www.tfw2005.com/transformers-news/transformers-generations-classics-30-35/transformers-generations-toy-fair-2013-deluxe-wave-official-images-176850/</REF>

===Gallery===
<gallery>
image:trailbreakerironhide-vehicle.jpg|Reprolabels Classic Trailbreaker from ''Transformers'' Voyager [[Ironhide]]
image:Sky Reign-toy.jpg|Combiner Wars [[Sky Reign]]
</gallery>
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==Transformers==
{{Infobox character|
name = Trailbreaker
|image =
|caption =
|affiliation = Autobot
|subgroup =
|function =
|motto =
|alternatemodes = [[Sport utility vehicle]]
|series =
|engvoice = [[Freddie Highmore]] (Legendary Wars and Darkness Rising)
|japanvoice =
|gender =Male
|first =
}}

Trailbreaker is a playable character in the [[PlayStation Portable|PSP]] version of ''[[Transformers: The Game]]''. His vehicle mode is an SUV, while his robot mode is a modified version of Decepticon [[Dropkick (Transformers)#Transformers|Dropkick]].

Trailbreaker and his partner [[Hound (Transformers)#Transformers|Hound]] are requested by [[Optimus Prime (other incarnations)#Transformers|Optimus Prime]] to implant a virus on a satellite that the Decepticons [[Thundercracker#Transformers|Thundercracker]] and [[Shockwave (Transformers)#Transformers|Shockwave]] send to call in Decepticon drones. Their mission is to find a satellite dish and use it to transmit the virus. They find a dish, but it is easily destroyed by the drones. The find and repair another dish. Because a wave of Decepticons is coming, Hound decides to stay and hold the satellite in position while Trailbreaker transmits it. They successfully transmit the virus, which destroys all of the Decepticon drones, but Hound is electrocuted in the process. Trailbreaker grieves over the loss of his partner, but credits his sacrifice to save Earth.
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==References==
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==External links==
* [http://www.seibertron.com/toys/index.php?f_series=&f_name=trailbreaker&f_type=exact&Submit=Search Trailbreaker galleries at Seibertron.com]

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