Chase (Animated)

Chase is anAutobotfrom theAnimatedcontinuity family.

Full name: J.P. Morgan Chase

Chaseis quite the story-teller. Notold-man stories,oh no. Chase's stories are fantastic tales of wonder and excitement, cleverly crafting subtle themes and well-developed characters into epics that will last the ages...if you asked him, that is. Sure they're good, but Chase is a bit of a braggart. Well, a lot of a braggart, to be honest.

It's not just stories that Chase does well at. His radar can scope out the smallest detail at the furthest distance. He's quite fast, on both feet and wheels, and has outstanding courage. Of course, this just gives him more to brag about.

Chase wears the65356-9292-346body-type.

Fiction

Animatedcartoon

Chase was among the crowd welcoming homeSentinel "Magnus"and cheering on the capture of severalDecepticonprisoners.Decepticon AirHe was later going about his daily business, chatting withTap-Out,whenCaptain Fanzonewas accidentallytranswarpedtoCybertron.This Is Why I Hate Machines

WhenCheetorcaused chaos in his chasing ofRansackandCrumplezone,Chase rushed to the scene alongside anAutotrooper.Moving ViolationsA little later, he was in the audience forThe Motor Master'sStunt Convoyshow.The Stunti-Con Job

Notes

Of course I'm me; check out that manly jaw!

• Chase didn't have a lot of luck as far as his cartoon appearances went: in "Decepticon Air",he went undetected for quite some time because he was inFurão's color scheme, while his cameo in "This Is Why I Hate Machines"was cut off when the show was cropped from widescreen to fullscreen, leaving him visible only in the HD broadcasts of the episodes onThe Hub,or onShout! Factory's DVD release of the series.
• As such, Chase's existence was first properlynoticedby anybody when he appeared on a leaked model sheet scale chart;officially,he was introduced in his proper colors byThe AllSpark Almanac II.
• Chase is quite obviously based on theGeneration 1 Throttlebot of the same name,in form, function and personality.