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Robots in Disguise: |
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The Autobot leader hardly needs any presentation. It's a new version of Optimus Prime, but he's as courageous as he's ever been. He fights unceasingly to protect the weak and defend what he believes in. He's not only the strongest Autobot, but also the wisest and the most intelligent - to his followers he's a bottomless well of inspiration from which they draw their strength.
In robot mode Optimus Prime can combine with the trailer module to increase his size and strength. In
this mode he is loaded with weapons, of which one is the giant water cannon within his ladder. The jet from
the water cannon has an enormous force, so strong that it can send its targets into orbit.
One of Optimus' three closest warriors, X-Brawn is also one of the most daring of the Autobots. He loves extremes and can handle any type of environment, from desert to blizzard, and can traverse the toughest terrain.
He is a martial arts master, and has enormous strength in his left arm, which he uses to execute lariats
(a pro-wrestling maneuver) on his Predacon opposition. X-Brawn is a bot of few words, but is very
reliable.
Competent and loyal, Prowl is Optimus Prime's trusted right-hand man. Very quick to assess situations.
Prowl takes his role as a police car seriously, and is very conscientious about rules and regulations
- something that his fellow Autobots often experience. He's constantly on Side Burn's back for his habit of
stalking red sports cars, and he thinks that the veteran X-Brawn should try to set a better example for
their younger teammate.
Side Burn is one of the wackiest Autobots yet. This youngster seems to be unaware of the invasion threat, and is convinced that the Autobots' mission on Earth is to find chicks! He's totally crazy about red sports cars, which he believes to be female, and Prowl has his hands full trying to restrain the lovesick young Autobot, so he doesn't pester innocent human drivers.
On the highways, Side Burn has the highest cruising speed of all the Autobots.
The Autobots: part 1, part 2, part 3 This page was created by Lars Eriksson, groundsplitter@ntfa.net. The last revision was made on Sunday, September 7, 2003 |
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