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'''Cosmos''' is the name of three [[fictional character]] form the [[Transformers]] series. He is sometimes referred to as "Autobot Cosmos" for trademark purposes.
'''Cosmos''' is the name of four [[fictional character]] form the [[Transformers]] series. He is sometimes referred to as "Autobot Cosmos" for trademark purposes.


==1984 The Transformers==
==1984 The Transformers==
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If the show had gotten a Fourth Season, Cosmos was set to appear in an episode where he was sent to deliver a message to Optimus, but loses his memory after scanning a B-Movie flying Saucer Prop.
If the show had gotten a Fourth Season, Cosmos was set to appear in an episode where he was sent to deliver a message to Optimus, but loses his memory after scanning a B-Movie flying Saucer Prop.
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==2008 Transformers Shattered Glass==
Cosmos is one of the evil Autobots serving Optimus Prime.
His colors are inspired by the Decepticon Krok.


==References==
==References==

Revision as of 00:10, 10 December 2025

Cosmos is the name of four fictional character form the Transformers series. He is sometimes referred to as "Autobot Cosmos" for trademark purposes.

1984 The Transformers

Cosmos's bio portrayed him as the Autobots' top recon specialist, using his space-based alternate mode to reach places no other Autobot is capable of. Despite this freedom, Cosmos frequently gets lonely - and bored with it. As such, he often abandons his duty to fool around in the atmosphere - which has led him to be mistaken for an alien flying saucer, which technically, he is (indeed, he is similar in design to the alleged UFOs photographed by George Adamski). His Japanese name Adams is a direct reference to Adamski.

He sometimes helps form the combiner Sky Reign.

2007 Transformers

Cosmos appeared in the fiction connected to the 2007 Transformers film.

According to the biography printed in the collected Reign of Starscream books he rarely engages in combat, instead providing aerial recon for his fellow Autobots in battle.

2007 Transformers Animated

A character resembling Cosmos appeared in a crowd scene at the end of "Decepticon Air". According to Derrick J. Wyatt, Cosmos's alt. mode is a mobile observatory buggy.

If the show had gotten a Fourth Season, Cosmos was set to appear in an episode where he was sent to deliver a message to Optimus, but loses his memory after scanning a B-Movie flying Saucer Prop.

2008 Transformers Shattered Glass

Cosmos is one of the evil Autobots serving Optimus Prime.

His colors are inspired by the Decepticon Krok.

References