Menasor was the name to three fictional characters in the Transformers universes.
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Transformers: Generation 1
| Transformers character | |
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| Menasor | |
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| Affiliation | Decepticon |
| Sub-Group | Stunticons Gestalts |
| Function | Super Warrior |
| Motto | "Leave no Autobot uncrushed. "Deceptacon" redirects here but is also the name of a song by the group Le Tigre. " |
| Alternate Modes | 5 Decepticons Futuristic recreational vehicle (Cab over Pontiac Firebird) |
| Series | Transformers: Generation 1 Transformers: Titanium |
| English voice actor | Roger C. Carmel (1st voice) Regis Cordic (2nd voice) |
| Japanese voice actor | Kōji Totani |
Menasor is the combined form to the group of five Decepticons known as the Stunticons. In North American English the term recreational vehicle, and its acronym RV, are generally used to refer to an enclosed piece of equipment dually used as both Cab-over, also known as COE (Cab Over Engine cab forward, or forward control, is a body style of Truck or Van that has a vertical The Pontiac Firebird was a Pony car built by the Pontiac division of General Motors between 1967 and 2002 The Transformers is the original Transformers toy line that was produced from 1984 to 1991 Transformers Titanium is a sub-line of toys debuted in 2006 from Hasbro as an expansion of their Roger Charles Carmel ( September 27, 1932 &ndash November 11, 1986) was an American Character actor. Regis John "Rege" Cordic ( May 15, 1926 &mdash April 16, 1999) was an American Radio personality and Actor ( July 12, 1948 - February 6, 2006) was a veteran Seiyū born in Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture, Japan. "Deceptacon" redirects here but is also the name of a song by the group Le Tigre. The Stunticons are a group of Decepticons feared for their psychotic behavior that have the capability to do death-defying vehicular stunts and wreak havoc on the streets He is immensely powerful, capable of delivering a punch with the force of 140 tons. However, owing to the massively conflicting personalities of his component parts - and even more significantly the hatred Breakdown, Drag Strip, Wildrider and Dead End have for their leader Motormaster - he is the least stable of the Gestalt Transformers. Breakdown is a member of a Transformers subgroup called the Stunticons He should not be confused with the Autobot Brakedown. Drag Strip is the name of a Fictional character in the Transformers universes. Wildrider is the name of a Fictional character in the Transformers universes. Dead End is the name of three different fictional characters in the Transformers universes. Motormaster is the name of a Fictional character from the Transformers universe. He would be the ultimate Decepticon weapon were it not for the conflict within him.
Animated series
Menasor first appeared in the cartoon in the second part of "The Key to Vector Sigma". This is a list of all 98 episodes of the original American animated series Transformers, first aired in America between 1984 and 1987. Megatron ordered the Stunticons to merge after coming under attack from the Aerialbots - but the Aerialbots merged too, creating Superion. The Aerialbots (called Airbots in Japan and Aérobots in France) are a group of five Autobots that transform into airplanes Superion is the name given to three different characters in the Transformers universe. In the resultant battle, Menasor seemingly had the upper hand; however, the newly-repaired Omega Supreme arrived and turned the fight. Omega Supreme is the name of several Fictional characters from the various Transformers universes. After this, Menasor would appear on several other occasions, seemingly displacing Devastator as the Decepticons' ultimate weapon. The Constructicons (known as Buildrons in Japan) are a group of fictional characters from the Transformers universe
After the Decepticons located a cure to a devastating cosmic rust plague, Menasor was dispatched to make sure the Autobots didn't get it themselves. This led to another battle with Superion, with Menasor being defeated. Menasor was also on hand to finish off the survivors of a car race which the Autobots were participating in. His sheer strength decimated the Autobots, but one of the human racers ran his car right into the giant combiner's face, allowing the Autobots to escape.
After this, he was crucial in the defeat of Starscream's Combaticons, blindsiding Bruticus and knocking him down a cliff. Starscream The Combaticons (known as the Combatrons in Japan are a group of Decepticon militaty vehicles in the assorted Fictional universes of the In the third season he continued to make token appearances, battling and defeating a low on Energon Devastator for an Energon cube, and later battling Defensor, who only had one arm due to one of the team members, First Aid, leaving. In the Fictional universe of the Transformers, Energon (pronounced EN-ur-jon like " Energy " is the primary source of power for Transformers Hot Spot is the name of several characters in the Transformers universes.
Transformers: Headmasters
Menasor would make sporadic appearances throughout the Japanese Transformers: The Headmasters show, mostly acting as part of Galvatron's army and battling other combiners, but never having any major roles. is a Japanese Anime Television series. Development Rather than import The Rebirth as a conclusion Takara the Japanese producers of Galvatron is the name of several fictional Transformers most often the recreated version of Megatron, the Decepticon Supreme Commander In the last episode, "The final showdown on Earth, Part 2", the combiner tried to harm Daniel Witwicky and Wheelie but was blasted by Sixshot into the ice. The Witwicky family members are fictional characters from the original " Generation One " Transformers universes, and are the closest human allies of the Wheelie is the name of a Fictional character in the Transformers toy line and fictional storyline Sixshot is the name of two Fictional characters from the various Transformers universes. Menasor however survived and retreated to the space along the whole Decepticon army, only to see the total defeat of Scorponok. Scorponok is the name shared by several fictional characters in the various Transformers universes.
Transformers: Zone
Menasor would make a further appearance alongside most of the original series Decepticon Combiners in the single episode of Transformers: Zone, as one of the nine "Great Decepticon Generals" (the others being Devastator, Bruticus, Predaking, Abominus, King Poseidon, Trypticon, Overlord and BlackZarak) dispatched by the alien Violenjiger to harvest Zone Energy. Combiner Technology The term "Combiner" (sometimes called " Gestalt " refers to a sub-group of Transformers able to combine their bodies and minds is a one-shot OVA exclusive to Japan in the fictional Transformers universe. The Constructicons (known as Buildrons in Japan) are a group of fictional characters from the Transformers universe The Combaticons (known as the Combatrons in Japan are a group of Decepticon militaty vehicles in the assorted Fictional universes of the The Predacons are a group of Fictional characters from the Transformers universe. The name Terrorcons refers to several different groups in the Fictional Transformers toyline This article is about the Transformers characters the Seacons Trypticon is a Fictional character in the Transformers toyline Transformers Generation 1 Animated series The story of Overlord begins with the mysterious alien energy-being Devil Z, who sought to create the ultimate super-robot Scorponok is the name shared by several fictional characters in the various Transformers universes. They were defeated by Dai Atlas. Dai Atlas is a fictional character from the various Transformers universes. It is interesting to note that Menasor here is a singular entity and shows no sign of being the combined form of different Transformers
Marvel Comics
Menasor originally appeared in the U. K. Marvel Transformers comics in a very odd way - as part of a dream sequence. In previous stories, Optimus Prime had transferred part of the Matrix of Leadership to Buster Witwicky. This refers to the original character For other uses see Optimus Prime (disambiguation Optimus Prime (known as Convoy in Japan The Matrix of Leadership or Creation Matrix in the fictional Transformers universes is the Autobot talisman of legend passed down from The Witwicky family members are fictional characters from the original " Generation One " Transformers universes, and are the closest human allies of the During a mission, Soundwave detected this and used one of Bombshell's cerebro-shells to tap into his mind. Soundwave is the name of several Fictional characters from the ''Transformers'' universes. Insecticons is the name given to a sub-group of Fictional characters in the Transformers Universes, referred to as Insectrons in the Japanese version Buster's vision showed the future of the Transformer race - the combiners. Menasor and Bruticus battled and lost to Defensor and Superion with Shockwave and Prime looking on. Shockwave is the name of several Fictional characters in the various Transformers universes. This set the wheels in motion for more combiner teams on both sides.
Menasor made his U. S. Marvel debut a short time later, battling the Aerialbots over the damaged Skids. The Aerialbots (called Airbots in Japan and Aérobots in France) are a group of five Autobots that transform into airplanes Skids is the name used for four characters in the Transformers Universes. This was complicated by the presence of the unstable Circuit Breaker and RAAT. Circuit Breaker is a Fictional Comic book character in the 1980's Marvel Comics Transformers series To discredit their opponents, the Stunticons actually protected Skids, then formed Menasor to battle the Aerialbots, who'd formed Superion, but were attacked by Circuit Breaker, allowing Menasor to easily beat his foe. He did not appear again save a brief appearance in the U. K. comics' Legacy of Unicron arc, where he was used by Soundwave to break through the doors of Shockwave's citadel to try to save him (unsuccessfully) from Death's Head, Cyclonus and Scourge. Death's Head is a Fictional character, a cyborg bounty hunter (or rather as he calls himself a "freelance peace-keeping agent" appearing in the Comic books Cyclonus is the name of two Fictional characters from the various Transformers universes. Scourge is the name of four fictional characters from the Transformers universes.
Fun Publications
Based on the Transformers Classics toy line, the Timelines 2007 story is set 15 years after the end of the Marvel Comics story (ignoring all events of the Marvel U. K. and Generation 2 comics).
Although Menasor has yet to be depicted in the comics, he did have a toy made for the line, which was the basis for his form when he appeared in the Classicverse Lithograph sold of BotCon 2007. In this art he was depicted with Motormaster's head.
Transformers Battle Circuit
The Classic line appeared in a simple Flash-based video game on the Hasbro web site. Adobe Flash (previously called Shockwave Flash and Macromedia Flash) is a set of Multimedia software created by Macromedia and currently In this one-on-one fighting game, you press the right and left arrow keys to try to pverpower your opponent. In the came you can play Rodimus, Bumblebee, Grimlock, Jetfire, Starscream, Astrotrain, Trypticon or Menasor. Optimus Prime and Megatron each appear as the boss you must defeat to win the game. A boss is a computer-controlled opponent which is found in Video games Their purpose is to test the skills that the player has accumulated over the course of a game [1]
Dreamwave Productions
Menasor also appeared in Dreamwave's reimagining of the Transformers universe. Dreamwave Productions is a Canadian art design studio and Comic book publisher best known for their multiple Transformers comic book series Unlike other series, this one portrayed Menasor's members as Decepticons from Cybertron who were made into a combiner back millions of years in Cybertron's past, in an experiment to perfect the combining used for Devastator. After the Great Shutdown, the Stunticons were unable live in peace, and were placed in protoform stasis.
Menasor was revived by Rumble and Frenzy, who had been instructed by Shockwave, who hoped to use him as a distraction while he took control of Vector Sigma. Rumble is a Fictional character in the Transformers universes. Frenzy is the name of several Fictional characters in the various Transformers universes. In the Fictional universe of the first Transformers animated series Vector Sigma is the "mega-computer" that gives sentience ("Sparks" Menasor rampaged around Cybertron, defeating Defensor and killing the Omnibots and numerous others, until Ultra Magnus arrived. The Omnibot is a toy Robot originally manufactured by Tomy in the mid 1980s Ultra Magnus is the name of several Fictional characters from the various Transformers universes. Magnus was able to talk the giant's components into arguing amongst themselves. As they did this, Magnus charged and took down Menasor.
Devil's Due Publishing
Menasor appeared again in the third G. I. Joe vs the Transformers crossover from Devil's Due Publishing. Devil's Due Publishing (often abbreviated as DDP) is one of the ten largest comic book publishers in the United States He was part of the Decepticon assault force that attacked Central City under Serpentor. Serpentor is a fictional character from GI Joe A Real American Hero, a line of Military -themed toys created by Hasbro. He took down Omega Supreme alongside Piranacon and Predaking, as well as delivering Reflector and his ultimatum to Optimus Prime. Omega Supreme is the name of several Fictional characters from the various Transformers universes. This article is about the Transformers characters the Seacons The Predacons are a group of Fictional characters from the Transformers universe. Reflector is the name of several Decepticon characters from the fictional Transformers toy range and associated universe
Toys
- Generation 1 Mensaor (1986)
- Menasor was sold in two forms, much like the other G1 combiners. Each Stunticon was sold separately (with parts to combine into Menasor included with Motormaster). Also, a gift set including all the Stunticons and parts for Menasor was also sold.
- Generation 2 (unreleased)
- Menasor was repainted during the early nineties but was never released. Although the four Stunticon limbs eventually made it to the public in very limited numbers, Motormaster did not and therefore this Menasor was only seen on the reverse of the packaging to those toys. Menasor did not appear in any Generation 2 fiction.
- Classic Legends Mensaor (2006)
- A redeco of Cybertron Legends Optimus Prime, given Motormaster's color scheme, and renamed Menasor.
- Titanium Menasor ((2007)
- A redeco of Titanium Rodimus Prime in Generation 1 Motormaster colors was produced exclusively for the San Diego Comic-Con in 2007. Transformers Titanium is a sub-line of toys debuted in 2006 from Hasbro as an expansion of their Rodimus Prime is a Fictional character from the Transformers universe. Comic-Con International San Diego, commonly known as Comic-Con or the San Diego Comic-Con, is an annual multigenre Fan convention founded as the Golden The toy's bio stated that it was indeed Generation 1 Menasor. "Experimental mechanics may have successfully unified the gestalt frame of MENASOR into a whole physical creature, but no level of shell programming or kernel restructuring has been able to modify his fractured mind. " [2]
Transformers: Universe (unreleased)
The artwork to an unreleased toy named Menasor was revealed by website Iacon One, however no pictures of this toy was ever released to the public if this toy in fact actually existed. The artwork is clearly of a toy that would have been Thunderclash originating from Europe during 1992. Thunderclash is the name to two fictional characters in the various Transformers universes. Menasor is not known whether to be a completely new individual or an upgrade to the original character.
Transformers: Cybertron
| Transformers character | |
| Menasor | |
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| Affiliation | Decepticon, later Autobot |
| Japanese name | Moledive |
| Sub-Group | Ultra Vehicles |
| Partner | Heavy Load |
| Alternate Modes | Gigantion Mining Machine |
| Series | Transformers: Cybertron |
| Voiced by | Kazam Isamu Katana (Japanese) |
Menasor was the name to a Transformer from the fictional planet Gigantion, also known as the Giant Planet and transformed into a large scale drill. "Deceptacon" redirects here but is also the name of a song by the group Le Tigre. The Autobot, a faction of Sentient Robots from the planet Cybertron are the main Protagonists in the fictional universe of the Transformers, Heavy Load is the name of several charactersfrom the Transformers universes. Transformers Cybertron, known in Japan originally as, is the 2005-2006 Transformers toy line and animated series another co-production between Hasbro Unlike his G1 counterpart, Menasor is not composed of five robots, but is a sentient lifeform of his own and has a more lively personality.
According to exclusive bio information in in the Transformers Collectors' Club magazine #15 Heavy Load's function is maintenance, and he acts as conscience for Menasor. He doesn't wish to rebel against the laws of his planet like Menasor, but he does sympathize with Menasor's point of view and went with him to take care of him.
Animated series
In the episode "Giant" Menasor sided with Megatron because he was tired of Gigantion's tradition's that didn't make sense. The Megatron/Galvatron of the "Unicron Trilogy" ( Transformers Armada, Transformers Energon and Transformers Cybertron In return for the location of the Cyber Planet Key, Menasor gets to lead the Giant Planet. A Cyber Planet Key ( Planet Force in Galaxy Force) is one of four mystical items that form the crux of Transformers Cybertron 's He briefly engaged the members of the Cybertron Defense Force-Hot Shot, Red Alert, and Scattershot-but despite his Gigantion Transformer strength was defeated. Scattershot is the name of a fictional character in the Transformers universes.
Menasor eventually rejoined his leader Metroplex after seeing that he was wrong to have joined the Decepticons in the first place. Metroplex is the name of several fictional characters in the various Transformers series. At the center of Gigantion, Menasor managed to defeat Metroplex and was about to finish the job when Drillbit and Heavyload stepped in the way. Learning from their Minicon partners, Menasor and Metroplex realised that they had both been foolish and forgave each other. Then it was revealed that Menasor never was taken serious and the Decepticons really listened to him (according to himself). With some convincing, Menasor came over to the Autobots. He is known as Moledive in Japan. In the U. S. cartoon Menasor is teamed up with his Mini-Con partner Heavy Load.
In the final episode of Transformers: Cybertron, "Beginning", Optimus Prime (Galaxy Convoy) proposed a new Space Bridge project using the power of the four Cyber Planet Keys and the four great Cybertronian ships. Many Autobots and former Decepticons joined in the project. Leaving Jetfire (Dreadrock) in charge of Cybertron, Optimus Prime lead the Atlantis with the Earth Cyber Planet Key, joined by Red Alert, Safeguard, Scattorshot, Leobreaker, Menasor and Heavy Load.
Fun Publications
Menasor was one of the supporting characters to appear in Fun Publications fiction "Gone to Far", a text-based story set on Transtech Cybertron. Transtech is an unreleased line of Toys under the Transformers umbrella Cybertron is the fictional home planet of the Transformers. In the Japanese series the planet is also referred to as "Cybertron" (first shown on Japanese Galaxy
Toys
- Cybertron Menasor with Heavy Load (2005)
- Cybertron Menasor is depicted in the animated series as being about 58 feet tall. His 8. 5 inch tall toy would be about 1/82 scale. This means he's nearly HO scale.
- Came with the Mini-Con, Heavy Load.
References
- ^ Entertainment/OnlineGames/GameSelect/Action Games/Transformers/Transformers Battle Circuit
- ^ http://seibertron.com/images/toys/sdcc2k7menasor1.jpg image
External links
- ToyBin Menasor Gallery
- Universe Menasor Artwork
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