Wildrider (Prime)
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- Wildrider is a Decepticon Stunticon from the Prime portion of the Aligned continuity family.
A member of the Stunticons, Wildrider is... not a very nice person. He prefers to wreak havoc on his own, and his overly violent and uncooperative nature has given even Megatron difficulty in commanding him.
He also loathes that Wheeljack fellow and wants to settle old scores with him, which is why Wildrider took a vehicle mode of similar model to that of the Wrecker.[1]
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Fiction
Prime cartoon continuity
During the war for Cybertron, Wildrider was critically injured and admitted to the Skyquake Pre-Memorial Hospital. Shockwave would later request him as a test subject for a laser core procedure that would see his spark transplanted into a new shell form, cloned from the Wrecker Wheeljack. Unreliable Narratives
Toys
Prime
- Stunt Wildrider (Deluxe, 2013-01-26)
- Japanese ID number: AM-32
- Accessories: Two swords, Arms Micron "Ozu"
- Part of the tenth wave of TakaraTomy Prime toys, "Stunt Wildrider" is a redeco and retool of Prime: Robots in Disguise Deluxe Class Wheeljack, and transforms into a modified 2011 Lancia New Stratos Concept. He sports a new head based on Generation 1 Wildrider, and as a TakaraTomy release, much of his color detail is provided by customer-applied stickers rather than paint operations.
- He comes with two swords which can stow underneath the vehicle or attach under the front bumper to create an attack mode. In robot mode, Wildrider can either hold the swords via 5mm posts, mount them onto 5mm peg-holes on his shoulders, or they can be inserted into slots near his wings. He features extra 5mm posts on his spoiler, and comes with his Arms Micron partner, Ozu, who transforms from a robotic mammoth into a grenade launcher.
- This mold was differently retooled into Prime Dead End and Timelines Chromedome.
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Notes
- The Stunt Wildrider toy includes, as do all Japanese Prime toys, a number of optional decals to "finish" the figure. Among the decals for Wildrider is a unique Stunticon logo, partly derived from the Stunticon symbol developed for BotCon 2011's "The Stunti-Con Job" comic and box set.
- Wildrider is the only Stunticon team member to have never appeared in any entry and/or version of the War for Cybertron video game trilogy.
Foreign names
- Japanese: Stunt Wildrider (スタントワイルドライダー Sutanto Wairudoraidā)
References
- ↑ Prime Stunt Wildrider bio