Cybertron is the home planet of the Transformers and (usually) the body of their creator, Primus. Cybertron is (almost always) a shining metal, technological world; a.

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Mudflap (Transformers) - Wikipedia. Mudflap is the name of three fictional characters in the Transformers series. Transformers: Cybertron. In the Japanese version of the series; Transformers: Galaxy Force, the character is called Demolishor. In the cartoon, Mudflap was originally one of the Autobot civilian refugees hiding on Earth.

Disgruntled with having to exist in secret amongst the lowly human race and stopping at traffic lights, Mudflap was sought out and recruited to join the Decepticons by Starscream, but then he left and wandered Earth. Eventually Mudflap rejoins the Autobots. His toyline bio, however, tells a different story. In this version of events, Mudflap was an undercover Decepticon operative placed on Earth before the Autobots had even arrived. Having infiltrated the construction industry, he spent his time sabotaging the infrastructure of human society. Focusing on his dislike for being forced to live with the humans, Starscream is able to talk him into joining the Decepticons.

In episode 2. 0, . Although Scattorshot gets the better of Mudflap initially, Starscream uses water to freeze up Scattorshot's systems. The humans and Mini- Con Recon Team use Mudflap's dropped gun to signal the other Autobots, who come to their rescue. Ep. 2. 3- . They fought in episode 2.

They were joined by Thunderblast, who claimed she'd rather work for Megatron than Starscream. Ep. 3. 3- . Landmine shows up and Mudflap becomes an Autobot again. Ep. 4. 9- . The Jungle Planet threatened to crash into Cybertron. The combined strength of Scourge, the Autobots, the former Decepticons (Dark Crumplezone, Ransack, Thunderblast and Thundercracker), and their allies from the various planets (including Mudflap) were able to combine their strength and move the rocket back into place. When the character of Signal Lancer was animated in the final episode of Cybertron, the animators used a slightly modified transformation sequence from Mudflap. The toy was initially sold by itself, and later sold at Target stores with the Mini- Cons Shockwave and Tankor attached as a promotion.

Early concept art of Mudflap shown at Bot. Con 2. 00. 6 showed concept art of the character done in dark blue with white and gold highlights. Transformers Cinematic Universe (2. In addition, he is not related to the Mudflap seen in the 2. Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen. Titan Magazines. He was among a group of Decepticons on Earth in an alternate timeline story. Transformers Voyager Mudflap (2.

A redeco of Cybertron Mudflap available exclusively at Toys . His colors are a homage to the Generation 1 Autobot Micromaster. Erector. During development they considered painting him to resemble an abandoned Cybertron character named Landslide. One name considered for the character was .

He, like his twin brother Skids, typically speaks hip- hop. Originally forming an old ice cream truck with Skids, Mudflap gains his own vehicle mode following the Shanghai operation.

Their robot modes were revealed for a short time on the web, but were taken off due to the request by Activision. Netflix The Affair Season 3. It also states that Skids and Mudflap used to serve as messengers before becoming warriors. Upon waking up she discovers Skids and Mudflap are also captives of the Decepticons. He joined with Optimus' team as part of NEST. Mudflap appears in Transformers: Nefarious #1, set months after the events of the 2. Alice steals an RV in Seattle and is chased by Skids and Mudflap, who keep her occupied until Sideswipe arrives and defeats her.

She is taken to NEST headquarters on Diego Garcia to be examined by Ratchet. Sideswipe is disgusted by her decision to disguise herself as a human.

In California the Autobots set a trap for Starscream's minions Divebomb, Fearswoop and Skystalker by having Theodore Galloway pose as an arms dealer attempting to purchase Cybertronian technology. The trap is uncovered and the Autobots send in Arcee, Chromia, Elita- One, Ironhide, Mudflap and Skids.

Divebomb and Skystalker are killed while Fearswoop is captured by the Autobots and taken back to the NEST base on Diego Garcia. When he returns to the N. E. S. T. Initially he wanted the .

They then approach and accompany Bumblebee who rescues Sam Witwicky from Megatron and Starscream. The twins then accompany Wheelie, Sam and friends and in their search for the ancient Seeker Jetfire and is teleported with them to Egypt. Finding themselves at a dead end, Mudflap's brawl with Skids unintentionally causes them to find the Tomb of the Primes before Bumblebee tosses them out. The twins then accompany Simmons and Leo into devising a plan to destroy the Sun Harvester.

They encounter Devastator, in which Mudflap is sucked in by Devastator's vortex grinder while attempting in vain to hang on for dear life. Though swallowed, Mudflap breaks out of Devastator as he and Skids battle against the giant before the two are knocked off.

The two are briefly seen taking cover under Devastator and are not seen afterwards. Mudflap and Skids were originally set to appear in Transformers: Dark of the Moon, but they were cut from the final film due to many fans considering them to be racist and due to time restraints. Despite this, he and Skids do appear in vehicle form at the end of an Autobot convoy at the beginning of the film. In the comic version of the movie they are both killed by Sentinel Prime. Controversy. The characters have been given ape- like appearance, speak in street- slang dialogue, and confess an inability to read (though the film clarifies that they only have difficulty reading the ancient Language of the Primes that no other modern Transformer can read either, not reading in general and in the film itself they admit to not reading often); one of the characters also has a gold tooth.

Manohla Dargis of the New York Times said that . Initial releases of the figures were packaged in ice cream van mode split in half; later releases have them packaged in robot modes. Revenge of the Fallen Deluxe Mudflap (2.

Transforms from Chevrolet Trax to robot. Autobot Skids (2. Packaged together with his twin Skids. Revenge of the Fallen Deluxe Mudflap and Autobot Skids (Desert Version) (2. A Lawson (Japan) exclusive redeco of Deluxe Skids and Mudflap with sand effects, depicting their appearance during their battle with Devastator in Egypt.

Sold with the purchase of the Revenge of the Fallen DVD. The twins are redecorated with rust effects and additional stickers. While he and Skids share the same Chevrolet Spark vehicle mode, their robot parts and transformation are completely different. His Mech Tech weapon is a blaster with a retractable axe that is a redeco of the Wal- Mart exclusive Optimus Prime.

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Transformers: Prime - Wikipedia. Transformers: Prime is an American computer- animatedtelevision series based on the Transformers toy franchise by Hasbro that aired on Hub Network from 2. The series was followed by a TV movie, Predacons Rising, which premiered on October 4, 2. Throughout their battles, the Autobots are aided by three human children and with their help attempt to protect the Earth from the villainous Decepticons and their leader Megatron. The first season became available for instant streaming through Netflix on April 5, 2.

The second season became available on December 7, 2. The third season also became available in 2. The series has been well- received and has won multiple Daytime Emmy Awards. Transformers: Prime is rated TV- Y7- FV. Many references to other Transformers continuities have appeared in the series.

Series overview. Starting in 2. Shout! Factory began releasing the series on DVD and Blu- ray. In Jasper, Nevada, two Autobots called Cliffjumper and Arcee are scavenging for Energon and they run into Decepticons who capture Cliffjumper - despite the fact that he put up a fight - and take him to Starscream, second- in- command of the Decepticons. After a brief conversation, Starscream skewers Cliffjumper with his own fingers. Meanwhile, three young humans - Jack Darby, Miko Nakadai, and Rafael Esquivel - are accidentally caught in the crossfire in a fight between enormous robots that transform into vehicles. They are taken to the base of the Autobots, where their leader Optimus Prime explains he and his team (consisting of Ratchet, Bulkhead, Arcee and Bumblebee) are autonomous alien robots from the planet Cybertron.

The Autobots once had a devastating war against the tyrannical Megatron and his army, the Decepticons, and the war made Cybertron uninhabitable. Megatron returns from a three- year- long exile in deep space with a sample of Dark Energon, a substance also known as . The Autobots foil his plan by destroying the Decepticon's Space Bridge, and as Megatron is caught in the explosion he is presumed dead. Following Megatron's supposed death, Starscream assumes leadership of the Decepticons, even though Megatron's most loyal ally Soundwave doesn't approve. However, Megatron is found barely alive, sustained by a shard of Dark Energon, in the wreckage of the Space Bridge, and returns to power after a long period in stasis. Over the season, Starscream finds his life falling apart almost entirely due to his treachery with Megatron, and eventually deserts the Decepticons.

The Autobots adjust to living with their new human allies, and Arcee deals with demons from her past regarding her fallen comrades. At the end of the season, the Autobots form an uneasy alliance with Megatron when Earth is threatened by the ancient and destructive being Unicron, who resides at the center of the Earth. Optimus Prime uses the power stored within the Matrix of Leadership to send Unicron back into hibernation, but the process erases Optimus's memory, which reverts to his original pre- war identity Orion Pax.

Season 2. Jack and Arcee travel to Cybertron to find the legendary super- computer Vector Sigma, and the Autobots successfully restore Optimus's memories with the information stored inside it. With the departure of Airachnid, who murders Breakdown, the Decepticons suffer a prolonged period of infighting as Megatron struggles to keep his troops in line; though he promotes Dreadwing to second- in- command. Having been convinced by the events of the first- season finale that Megatron is beyond hope of redemption, Optimus has resolved to kill Megatron at any cost, a choice he still struggles with in the season. The main theme for the majority of the second season is the discovery of ancient relics and weaponry from Cybertron buried on Earth, with the Transformers fighting over each new discovery. An Autobot named Smokescreen arrives on Earth and he is recruited to Team Prime. Among the relics hidden on Earth are the four Omega Keys, which activate the Omega Lock, an ancient machine capable of making Cybertron habitable again.

The Decepticons acquire all four keys when Starscream returns to Megatron's command, and plan to terraform Earth into a mechanical planet like Cybertron, which would kill all life on Earth. Optimus Prime destroys the Omega Lock to save Earth, but before its destruction the Lock creates a massive fortress in the Nevada desert, and the Decepticons destroy the Autobot base with Optimus still inside. Season 3: Beast Hunters. The long lost Decepticon scientist named Shockwave arrives on Earth with Predaking, a beast he created from fossils.

Optimus believes himself to be dying and declares that Smokescreen will be the next Prime, but before the Matrix of Leadership can be passed, Smokescreen repairs him with the Forge of Solus Prime. A reformatted, much more powerful Optimus joins the battle to destroy the Decepticons' citadel with Ultra Magnus, who has reunited the team.

Darkmount falls and the Autobots acquire a new base from Agent Fowler. The Autobots suffer a series of losses when the Decepticons successfully acquire a large number of Predacon fossils, intending to clone an army to conquer humanity. However, after a devastating experiment gone wrong costs the Decepticons a majority of their forces, Megatron manipulates the Autobots to wipe out the project, leaving Predaking as the sole surviving Predacon.

The Decepticons refocus their efforts to rebuild the Omega Lock aboard the Nemesis with the reluctant aid of a captive Ratchet and his Synthetic Energon. However, Ratchet secretly warns the Autobots about this and they prepare their last stand. Before this though, Ratchet survived a fight caused by Predaking, who almost killed him. But Predaking spared him after learning from Ratchet that Megatron ordered the termination of his kind.

Because of this, Predaking betrays Megatron and, after searching around the warship, they have a brief brawl which Preadking almost wins, but Starscream's distraction allows Megatron to defeat Predaking and eject him out of the warship. This is when the Autobots arrive at the warship and rescue Ratchet, leading to a final confrontation between the Autobots and Deceptions as Megatron breaks down . In the final battle, the Autobots capture the warship and scatter the surviving Decepticon forces. During the battle, Optimus engages Megatron in a fist fight, leaving the rest of the Autobots to handle Starcream and Shockwave while the humans successfully overcome Soundwave. When the Star Saber is in open ground, Bumblebee takes it first and attempts to throw it to Optimus when overpowering Megatron, but is killed when Megatron shoots him multiple times.

Angry, Optimus brutally beats Megatron, who turns the tables when striking at Optimus with the Dark Star Saber. Megatron is about to finish Optimus for good when Bumblebee, revealing to be alive, surprises and stabs Megatron with the star saber. Everyone is shocked towards Bumblebee because not only did he kill Megatron, but he also got his voice back in the process.

Megatron then dies and falls to his final resting place below Earth. After sadly witnessing this, Optimus is helped up Bumblebee and announces Megatron's death to the rest of the team just as Bumblebee embraces Autobots and speaks to Raf for the first time in 6. At the same time, the Decepticons flee from the warship while Starscream and Shockwave are forced to share a ride in the last escape pod, leaving Knockout to be beaten and captured. Preadaking is shown to be alive and is seen flying towards Cybertron as everyone watches on. In the aftermath, the Autobots use the Omega Lock to revive Cybertron before appearing one last time on Earth, bidding farewell to their human friends as they leave to rebuild their home. Although Ratchet offers to remain on Earth and shakes hands with Optimus, who is the last Autobot to depart Earth.

Transformers Prime Beast Hunters: Predacons Rising.