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====2004 Devil's Due Publishing==== eneral Ki appeared in the 2004 Devil's Due Publishing Micronauts series which continued the story from Image Comics. A ...

====Devil's Due==== ...resulted in various GoBots, Rock Lords and Starriors swapping places with characters during the events of that film. These Sweeps were created from [[Crain Brai ...

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...s Mari in the [[Marvel Comics]] series, possibly inspired by the Star Wars characters [[R2-D2]] and [[C-3PO]]. He has extending arms, has chest blasters, has a r ====2004 Devil's Due Publishing==== ...

Emmisary of Red Falcon (Devil's Due Publishing) Red Falcon (Devil's Due Publishing) ...

...as ineffective against the [[Autobot]]s while they were in vehicular mode, due to their rubber tires. At first, [[Megatron (Transformers)|Megatron]] was v ...nation and during the Decepticon attack on the planet of Junk, most likely due to animation error. ...

====2003 Devil's Due Publishing==== In the third G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers crossover from [[Devil's Due Publishing]] the Terrorcons are seen as part of the Decepticon forces being ...

...of several [[fictional character]]s from the ''[[Transformers]]'' series. Due to trademark issues, newer toys of the character are named '''Trailcutter'' ...ter 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-wo ...

The main characters included an Acroyear named Torren Pellum, voiced by [[Sean Astin]]. It also ...Glider named Phenolo-Phi, a green Time Traveler named Quin-Tillus and new characters using the classic Micronauts names Oberon, Betatron and Gammatron. ...

Warpath's biography indicated that due to his [[M551 Sheridan]] tank based alternate mode, he is more impressive t ====Devil's Due Publishing==== ...

====Devil's Due Publishing==== The Seacons would return in the third Devil's Due crossover between [[G.I. Joe (comics)|G.I. Joe]] and the Transformers. With ...

====Devil's Due Publishing==== In the third G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers crossover from [[Devil's Due Publishing]], the Terrorcons are seen as part of the Decepticon forces bein ...

...re clever he'd figure out ways to avoid these predicaments. He's very slow due to his huge bulk.}} ====Devil's Due Publishing==== ...

====Devil's Due Publishing==== In the third G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers crossover from [[Devil's Due Publishing]], Sixshot appeared as part of [[Serpentor]]'s Decepticon allian ...

...this Bluestreak had a darker side - he loathed the war and fighting in it due to the [[Decepticon]]s' annihilation of his home state in the war on Cybert ...the series. He was mainly used as a soldier and sometimes as comic relief due to his witty comments. ...

====Devil's Due Publishing==== ...turned in the third G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers crossover from [[Devil's Due Publishing]]. As part of the Predacons, he battled the [[Seacons]] until in ...

====Devil's Due Publishing==== ...: Fall of Cybertron'' Wheeljack appears as one of the five DLC multiplayer characters in the Havok pack for the Autobot side. His alternate form is a Cybertronia ...

...These toys can be completely original designs, new molds based on existing characters and add-on sets for existing Transformers toys. Growth of the third-party Transformer industry is largely due to rejuvenated interest in Transformers following release of the ''Classic' ...

Laserbeak's appearances in season three were diminished, mostly due to the introduction of Ratbat, whose bat mode could fit into crevices Laser ====Devil's Due Publishing==== ...

...rican company [[Marvel Comics]] in 1979, with both original characters and characters based on the toys. Marvel published two ''Micronauts'' series, mostly writt The Micronauts began life as comic book characters thanks to a fortuitous accident on Christmas 1977. Marvel Comics writer Bil ...