Transformers bumble bee character
Bumble bee (also known as Bumble in japan) is sort of like the little brother in the Autobot faction. He respects and admires the other taller and stronger robots so he strives to be like them. Bumble bee is a sort of a risk taker, and comedian or wise-cracker if you will. Being that he is of smaller size than his counter parts, bumble bee can go places that his commanders cannot. He makes a good spy for the Autobots. He transforms into a Volkswagen Beetle, however he was later reconstructed in a more mature, stronger form as Goldbug. He is adaptable to undersea environments, and is highly fuel efficient.
Bumble bee is established as the smallest of the first year Autobots, but his actual size varies dramaticly in various media. His only official height was stated to be 15 feet tall in one of the Marvel comics earlier issues. In the original animated series, Bumble bee was to be the young character that the youth who viewed the series at that time could relate to. Of course the concept worked. Watching the Transformers became American culture for young tv watchers. What made this concept so successful was the fact that Bumble bee would come to earth and befriend the young son Buster of the Witwicky family, and the Autobots would become his allies.
Transformers Bumble bee origin in Marvel Comics
In 1984 the Autobots and Decepticons awakened on Earth and Bumble bee and a small team of Autobots were sent out to investigate the planet. Bumble bee was eager to encounter some form of local life. He later did when he was injured in a battle with the decepticons at a drive-in movie theater, while stuck in car-mode, he was found by Buster Witwicky. Buster proceeded to take Bumble bee to his family's garage, where his father Sparkplug repaired him, and was shocked to see bumble bee transform after his repairs. Bumble bee arranged the first meeting with Optimus Prime, and his role as a "liaison" kind of between the humans and the Autobots continued as he participated in the first classic meetings with G.B. Blackrock the industrialist millionaire. This led to a deal with Blackrock supplying the robots with fuel. Later Bumble bee was targeted by the Decepticon Shockwave as the Autobots weaklink and had planned to brain wash Bumble bee and use him against his comrades. This plan would soon fail, and Bumble bee would establish himself as a relevent ally of the Autobots. Bumble bee had many adventures and was assigned to many missions in the series.
Transformers Human Alliance Bumblebee Toy
Transformers Bumble bee in Animated series Bumble bee is the second character to appear on-screen in the original Transformers animated series. His home world Cybertron had fell victim to an energy crisis, and he went on a mission to recover a small amount energy conductors with his ally Wheeljack. Aboard the Ark, Bumble bee and the other Transformers crashed on Earth, causing the Transformers within to be trapped in stasis for four million years. Awakening in 1984 Bumble bee helps Ironhide stop a mass raging river, and helps Sparkplug Witwicky stop a Decepticon mining operation. He later teamed up with Sparkplug's son Spike and through the 1984-1985 show season the two became regular friends and teamates. Bumble bee appeared in animated form in the commercial for the Classic Pretenders after the animated series ended in the U.S. Bumble bee also made a cameo appearance in the pilot of the Transformers: Animated series on a historical video being viewed by Optimus Prime. He also made other appearances in the Japanese-exclusive series, Transformers: The Headmasters, which started the fourth American series.
Transformers Bumble bee in books
Bumble bee appeared in the story book Return to Cybertron written by Suzanne Weyn and published by Marvel Books in 1984. He also appeared in the story book The Revenge of the Decepticons written by Suzanne Weyn and published by Marvel books in 1984. He was also featured in the Find Your Fate junior book called Dinobots Strike Back by Casey Todd in 1985. Bumble bee also appeared in the Find Your Fate Junior book called Battle Drive by Barbara Siegel and Scott Siegel. He was also featured in the 1985 audio and book adventure Satellite of Doom. In 1986 Marvel Books released the story and coloring book The Lost Treasure of Cybertron which also featured Bumble bee.
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Throughout the years there have been many companies that have contributed to the Transformer franchise. This seems to continue down through to this day. The new recently released Transformers Revenge Of The Fallen boast alot of stylized special effects and CGI action. If you are a new transformer fan or just a fan of Bumble bee, Then you won't miss this
new action packed adventure. Till next time-
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