Glitch (G1)
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The name or term "Glitch" refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see Glitch (disambiguation). |
- Glitch is an Autobot Action Master partner from the Generation 1 continuity family.
Glitch is a character that is portrayed differently in different universes. See below for details.
He is the Action Master partner of Rollout.
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Fiction
Generation 1 toy bio
Glitch was an all-terrain battle drone, armed with stun lasers and a photon gun. He was remote-controlled and often used for demolitions.
Dreamwave Generation One continuity
Glitch is a brilliant spy, completing an impressive array of missions. Missions for which his loudmouthed, moronic partner Rollout gets the credit. Considering that Glitch not only does the work, but keeps Rollout alive, the credit distribution isn't exactly fair, but them's the breaks.
In electromagnetic rocket launcher mode, Glitch is capable of firing bursts of static electricity that can severely impede a target's cerebral functions. Using this in combination with his robot mode's stun gun and photon blaster arms, Glitch is quite the intimidating little bugger. More than Meets the Eye
Games
Transformers: Earth Wars
Toys
The Transformers
- Rollout with Glitch (Action Master, 1990)
- Known designers: Masakatsu Saito (concept artist)
- Part of the first wave of "basic" carded Action Masters, released in the seventh and final year of The Transformers in the US, Glitch turns from a bipedal robotty thing with gun-arms to an electromagnetic rocket launcher with a spring-loaded pop-out blaster-barrel. Like all Action Master partners, he can be held by any Action Master figure, and his barrel can be extended by attaching a figure's hand-held rifle to it. His arms are removable, held in place by the same size peg as on Action Master accessories, making them optional hand-held weapons.
- Glitch was only available packed in with his larger partner Rollout.
Notes
- The Action Master partner robots were given the "Targetmaster" classification retroactively by Dreamwave's More than Meets the Eye profile series.
Foreign names
- Japanese: Glitch (グリッチ Guritchi)
- Italian: Goblin