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'''Skywarp''' is the name of six [[fictional characters]] in the [[Transformers]] series, first introducedin 1984. | '''Skywarp''' is the name of six [[fictional characters]] in the [[Transformers]] series, first introducedin 1984. | ||
== | ==1984 The Transformers== | ||
The original Skywarp is a Decepticon warrior. Like his name suggests, is able to teleport. | The original Skywarp is a Decepticon warrior. Like his name suggests, is able to teleport. | ||
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Accompanying Megatron to the disputed Soviet border state of Brasnya, Skywarp was sent to wait in case back-up was needed—and it was as Optimus Prime appeared leading a team of Autobots to stop the Decepticons. Skywarp and Astrotrain attacked using Skywarp's teleporting power, running interference for the human facsimile they were using. Despite his teleporting powers Jazz and Wheeljack quickly cottoned on and anticipated his moves. Skywarp then disappeared, promising to return with reinforcements. He returned with Thundercracker, damaging Hot Rod severely and killing the facsimile. However, they were forced to flee when Megatron called for pickup after his Ore-13 was expended. His alternate mode here is that of an F-22 Raptor, the successor to his original Generation 1 F-15 alternate jet mode. | Accompanying Megatron to the disputed Soviet border state of Brasnya, Skywarp was sent to wait in case back-up was needed—and it was as Optimus Prime appeared leading a team of Autobots to stop the Decepticons. Skywarp and Astrotrain attacked using Skywarp's teleporting power, running interference for the human facsimile they were using. Despite his teleporting powers Jazz and Wheeljack quickly cottoned on and anticipated his moves. Skywarp then disappeared, promising to return with reinforcements. He returned with Thundercracker, damaging Hot Rod severely and killing the facsimile. However, they were forced to flee when Megatron called for pickup after his Ore-13 was expended. His alternate mode here is that of an F-22 Raptor, the successor to his original Generation 1 F-15 alternate jet mode. | ||
Skywarp and the other Seekers also appeared in the mini-series, The Transformers: Evolutions: Hearts of Steel. Skywarp was the first Decepticon to appear, seemingly wakened by Muldoon's sunken submarine. Sent to scout ahead of the Decepticon Astrotrain, he was presumably destroyed when Bumblebee and John Henry managed to send the entire Decepticon rail convoy into a chasm.[ | Skywarp and the other Seekers also appeared in the mini-series, The Transformers: Evolutions: Hearts of Steel. Skywarp was the first Decepticon to appear, seemingly wakened by Muldoon's sunken submarine. Sent to scout ahead of the Decepticon Astrotrain, he was presumably destroyed when Bumblebee and John Henry managed to send the entire Decepticon rail convoy into a chasm. | ||
===Games=== | |||
Skywarp is one of the example character sheets given in the 2022 [[Transformers Roleplaying Game]].<REF>https://anyflip.com/ihnie/xfzu/basic</REF> | |||
===Toys=== | ===Toys=== | ||
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*'''''Takara Smallest Transformers'' Skywarp''' (2003) | *'''''Takara Smallest Transformers'' Skywarp''' (2003) | ||
:This black and purple recolor of Smallest Transformers Starscream was only released as a chase item (one in a case of 48) in wave 1 of the toy line. Despite the small size (roughly 2 inches in robot height), the toy is virtually faithful to the original G1 toy's design and transformation. | :This black and purple recolor of Smallest Transformers Starscream was only released as a chase item (one in a case of 48) in wave 1 of the toy line. Despite the small size (roughly 2 inches in robot height), the toy is virtually faithful to the original G1 toy's design and transformation. | ||
*'''''Hasbro Transformers: Legacy Core Class'' Skywarp''' (2022) | |||
:A new mold. Turns from jet to robot. | |||
:Comes with a fork accessory that combines with the weapons for ''Legacy'' Iguanus and ''Legacy'' Hot Rod. | |||
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[[Category:2003 toys]] | [[Category:2003 toys]] | ||
[[Category:2016 toys]] | [[Category:2016 toys]] | ||
[[Category:2022 toys]] | |||
[[Category:3H Enterprises characters]] | [[Category:3H Enterprises characters]] | ||
[[Category:Beast Wars II characters]] | [[Category:Beast Wars II characters]] | ||
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[[Category:Decepticons]] | [[Category:Decepticons]] | ||
[[Category:Maximals]] | [[Category:Maximals]] | ||
[[Category:Seekers (Transformers)]] | |||
[[Category:Shattered Glass Decepticons]] | [[Category:Shattered Glass Decepticons]] | ||