10 definitions by NeroMan
Transformer from Hasbro's mid-eighties toy line and coresponding television series.
The six members of the constructions are:
Hook, Scrapper, Long Haul, Bonecrusher, Mixmaster, and Scavenger.
The constructicons are brilliant architects and can construct physical wonders at exponential speeds. Sadly, they use their talents primarily for evil. When provoked, the Constructicons can merge to form Devastator, the strongest and most dangerous Decepticon of it's time, next to perhaps only Megatron.
The six members of the constructions are:
Hook, Scrapper, Long Haul, Bonecrusher, Mixmaster, and Scavenger.
The constructicons are brilliant architects and can construct physical wonders at exponential speeds. Sadly, they use their talents primarily for evil. When provoked, the Constructicons can merge to form Devastator, the strongest and most dangerous Decepticon of it's time, next to perhaps only Megatron.
by NeroMan June 2, 2003
Transformer with the capaicty to be both a city, and a large vaguely Tyranosaurus mechanoid. Trypticon was made by the constructicons and destroyed the crashed Ark, forcing the Autobots to relocate to Metroplex.
Trypticon is also capable of breaking orbit with jet boosters.
Trypticon is also capable of breaking orbit with jet boosters.
by NeroMan June 1, 2003
Ginormous robot featured in "Transformers: The Movie." A large metal robot, Unicron is extremely large and devours planets for sustinence. In the comics, he is the embodiment of a dark god who destroyed the universe prior to the big bang. In the American cartoon continuity, he was developed by the alien Primacron. Unicron's only known weakness is the Autobot Matrix.
Kranix: "Arblus look! It's Unicron!"
by NeroMan May 25, 2003