- The
Decepticons are a
fictional faction of
sentient robots in the
Transformers multimedia franchise.
Serving as the main
antagonists in the franchise,...
- were left with no
choice but to
jettison the
heavily damaged Skywarp,
Thundercracker, and
Insecticons into space, and
Starscream tosses a
mortally wounded...
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planet Unicron who
recreates Megatron into
Galvatron while Skywarp,
Thundercracker, Shrapnel, Kickback, and Bombs**** are
reformed as Cyclonus, Scourge...
- episodes) Gray G.
Haddock as
Spinister (2 episodes)
Danny Hansen as
Thundercracker (2 episodes)
Sophia Isabella/Jessica
DiGiovanni as
Arcee (2 episodes)...
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planes are Skywarp, Starscream, and
Thundercracker. All
three of them
transform into F-15 Eagles.
Skywarp and
Thundercracker are both warriors,
while Starscream...
- "JetRobo" toys,
produced in the
colors of ****ure
Decepticons Starscream and
Thundercracker) and the Constructicons, who also came from the Car-Robots set. The...
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embedded with an
AllSpark fragment), and Starscream's army of
clones Thundercracker, Ramjet, Skywarp, Sunstorm, and
Slipstream (none of the
clones are openly...
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destroy the villains' new
weapon by
Thundercracker, but was then
blasted by
Starscream (who
attempted to
blast Thundercracker) and
repaired with some difficulty...
- and the Constructicons.
Megatron also
reactivated Thrust,
Dirge and
Thundercracker, but the
three left him to join up with Bludgeon's troops —
mostly because...
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Dante Alighieri in Dante's Inferno, Khan in
Metro 2033, the
Decepticon Thundercracker in Transformers: War for Cybertron, and
Viktor Barisov in Activision's...
