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Cliffjumper is the name of several fictional characters from theTransformers franchise.[1] His name is usually associated with anAutobot whose toys are often red repaints or remold ofBumblebee toys.
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| Transformers character | |
 A 1980 Porsche 924 Carrera GT, which was Cliffjumper's vehicle form in the Generation 1 continuity. | |
| Voiced by | English: Japanese:
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| In-universe information | |
| Affiliation | Autobot |
| Japanese name | Cliff |
| Sub-group | Mini Vehicles, Mini-Bots |
| Function | Warrior |
| Rank | 5 |
| Partner | Beachcomber,Brawn, Hound |
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Cliffjumper's bio indicates that he compensates for his small size by being the first to rush into any dangerous situation, desiring only to beat up "Decepti-creeps." Although this trait has his fellow Autobots' respect, occasionally it ensnares him into situations he cannot handle. His motto is "Let me at 'em!"[2]
Cliffjumper's weapon is his glass gas gun, which fires a gas that turns metal as brittle as glass for a short time. In the episode "Fire In the Sky," he mentions his gun has a "defrost cycle" to melt ice.
According to original tech spec notes written byBob Budiansky found at Iacon One in 2006 the original name for Cliffjumper was Blow-Out, a name later used for aGeneration 2 Autobot.
Hasbro registered the name Cliffjumper for U.S.Trademark in October 2003.[3]
InThe Transformers animated series, Cliffjumper was part of the original Autobot crew of theArk. When the Autobots and Decepticons were reawakened, Cliffjumper was given the alternate mode of an Earth car. He and Hound were sent to scout out the location of the Decepticons. Although ordered not to engage the Decepticons, Cliffjumper took the opportunity to try to shootMegatron, revealing their existence to the Decepticons. Because of this, Hound was blown off the road byLaserbeak – something that made Cliffjumper regret his impulsiveness. Hound, however, did not blame him, quipping that he was only sorry he missed.
Cliffjumper's bravery was often a boon to the Autobots – as well as a problem. In the episode "ChangingGears", Cliffjumper's rash actions helped the Autobots get past a Decepticon force field and stop their Solar Needle device from destroying the sun. However, Cliffjumper survived the blast but he ended up having a temporary concussion which he was able to recover quickly.[4]
In the episode "Traitor", Cliffjumper overeacted & developed a belief thatMirage had sold them out to the Decepticons after missing a Decepticon power plant while on patrol. Cliffjumper followed Mirage, who was devising a scheme to prove he was not a traitor by setting the Decepticons andInsecticons, who were in a feud, against each other. However, Cliffjumper misinterpreted his actions. Reporting back to base, Cliffjumper toldOptimus Prime what he saw and then believed he must be stopped but Prime decided to go back to the power plant to stop the Decepticons then find Mirage so they can hear his side of the story with Ratchet accompanying them. Once they got to the power plant, Cliffjumper, Optimus Prime and Ratchet saw no one there until Mirage, who's been implanted by one of Bombshell's cerebro-shells, shows up as he explains to them that he was setting up the two factions of Decepticons against each other. However, Cliffjumper doesn't believe Mirage's story. Being led into an ambush by the Decepticons and Insecticons, Cliffjumper knocks Mirage unconscious. Listening in on what Optimus Prime and Ratchet, who removed the cerebro-shell that was controlling Mirage, were saying when they sum as to why Mirage set them up, Cliffjumper realizes that Mirage didn't betray the Autobots, was telling him the truth about setting up the Decepticons as well as not seeing them while he was on patrol. Cliffjumper finish the battle, but retreated when Megatron destroyed his own power plant. After returning to base, Cliffjumper apologized to Mirage for not believing him and making him go through so much trouble.[5]
In "Starscream's Brigade", Cliffjumper andJazz were invited as guest of honor for an unveiling of a statue for their leader Prime but were under attack whenStarscream showed up, after he broke off fromMegatron, along with his newly createdCombaticons. During the scuffle, Cliffjumper suggested to Jazz into calling headquarters for help but were captured before they can make the call, as Starscream wanted their Energy absorber for the Combaticons. Cliffjumper with Jazz were chained up at a water and power plant but they did get rescued by the other Autobots when they found their location.
DuringThe Transformers: The Movie, Cliffjumper, with Jazz again is stationed on Moonbase 1, from which they try unsuccessfully to escape when attacked byUnicron. After their apparent consumption by the planet-eater, they are ultimately saved byDaniel Witwicky. Despite living through the movie, in season 3 Cliffjumper was reduced to a background character, an unforeseen result of voice actorCasey Kasem's objection to the portrayal of Arab characters as stereotypical villains[6] and eventual departure from the show. His last appearance in the original U.S. cartoon was in "Five Faces of Darkness, Part 1", the first episode of the third season.
Cliffjumper appeared in the following books:
Cliffjumper reappeared in the third G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers crossover series fromDevil's Due Publishing as part of the combined Autobot/G.I. Joe force trying to rescue Optimus Prime.
When civil war broke out on the planet Cybertron between the Autobots and Decepticons, Cliffjumper joined the Autobot cause.When Decepticon Military Operations CommanderShockwave led a force of Decepticons against the Autobot capitol of Iacon, Cliffjumper was among the Autobots who defended the capitol (Transformers: War Within #3).
When Decepticon leader Megatron and Autobot leader Optimus Prime disappeared in an accident with a space bridge, the Autobot and Decepticon forces splintered into smaller factions. Cliffjumper stayed with the Autobots under the leadership ofProwl. Learning that the Decepticons were testing a new mobile command base at the Praetorus Wharf, Prowl led Cliffjumper,Gears, Jazz,Skids andSideswipe to investigate. What they discovered wasTrypticon. The giant Decepticon easily routed them, and Prowl's team were only saved by Shockwave's calling him away to battle against the Fallen andChaos Trinity. (Transformers: The War Within - The Dark Ages #3).
Six million years ago,Ultra Magnus united the Autobot factions and lead them to victory over Decepticons andUltracons. Megatron returned to Cybertron in command of the clone forces of the Aerospace Extermination Squadron and took over Cybertron. Cliffjumper was among the Autobots enslaved and forced to labor tunneling into Cybertron's core (Transformers: War Within - The Age of Wrath #2). Eventually Optimus Prime returned to Cybertron and helped free the enslaved Autobots.
Cliffjumper was among the Autobots who followed Optimus Prime on his mission on board the Ark and crash landed on Earth.In 1984, when the Ark's computer re-activated, it reformatted Cliffjumper as in the form of an Earth car. Eventually the combined forces of the Autobots on Earth, and their human allies were able to capture the Decepticons. A ship called the Ark II was built to take the Cybertronians back to Cybertron, along with some human companions, but the ship exploded shortly after takeoff. The human allies were killed, but the Cybertronians were lost in the ocean, again in stasis lock.
Cliffjumper traveled to Cybertron along with Optimus Prime and a number of Autobots when arrested byUltra Magnus.
Bumblebee was placed in command of the Autobot supply shuttle Orion, withPowerglide,Warpath,Seaspray,Cosmos, Cliffjumper, Bumper and thePowerdashers assigned to him. Their mission was to aid the Autobots on Earth. Upon arriving in the Earth system from transwarp space, they witnessed the arrival ofSunstorm (Transformers: Generation One III #1). AfterOmega Supreme was damaged in the fight with Sunstorm, Cliffjumper was reluctantly assigned the duty of protecting him until he recovered. Dreamwave would go out of business at this point, preventing any further tales of Cliffjumper from being told.
TheClassics storyline byFun Publications is set in a sequel to the Marvel Comics story, ignoring the events of the U.K. andGeneration 2 comics. It is revealed that Cliffjumper had been in stasis since the attack by the Underbase powered Starscream in the Marvel Comics story, and was only recently revitalized on Cybertron.Optimus Prime then returns to Earth commanding a small groups of Autobots including Cliffjumper when they learn Megatron has returned.
InCrossing Over the mysteriousSkyfall allies himself with the Autobots as they investigate a strange energy reading in South America. Cliffjumper is assigned to watch over Skyfall by Optimus Prime. Skyfall, Cliffjumper and the Decepticon Landquake arrive in an underground energon pool together and meet the AutobotBreakaway, who is guarding the pool, but has little memory of why. Together Breakaway, Landquake and Skyfall feel they are somehow connected. Cliffjumper refuses to leave Skyfall as they are sent through a dimensional portal by Breakaway's Caretaker computer to find their "fourth".
In theTransformers: Timelines story "Shattered Glass" Cliffjumper is separated in dimensional transit and ends up by himself on a mirror universe Cybertron where the tyrant Optimus Prime and his evil Autobots are opposed by Megatron and the heroic Decepticons. After being shot by Optimus Prime for being a traitor, he is recovered by the Decepticons and joins their cause. He and his glass gas is key to the destruction of the launch pad to the Ark - a space ship the Autobots plan to use to conquer Earth.[9]
Cliffjumper appears in the fictionDungeons & Dinobots, a text based story. He defends the Arch-Ayr fuel dump with the Decepticons from an Autobot attack. He later captures the DinobotsSlugfest andGoryu for the Decepticons to reprogram as Dinocons. Cliffjumper,Sideswipe,Blurr andRodimus then trackGrimlock through a maze of traps and discover theOmega Terminus. A trap separates him with Sideswipe, leaving him to survive with Rodimus. Cliffjumper refuses to be part of Rodimus' plan to use the Terminus to create an army to take over Cybertron. After a run-in with Grimlock and zombified versions of Cliffjumper's evil counterpart and Sideswipe's old commander Drench, they escape the maze.
Cliffjumper appears in the storyDo Over. When Megatron is captured by the Autobot Targetmasters led by Ricochet, it is Cliffjumper who warns Starscream not to send a large force to rescue him, but instead send a small group ofMicromasters. He is among the crew of theNemesis, which follows the Autobot'sArk to Earth before being shot down by human defenses.[10]
Cliffjumper appears inEye in the Sky. After meeting the Decepticons new human allies Cliffjumper warns that the Autobots probably survived the crash to Earth. He helps recover the stasis pod of Crasher and gets her back online. Cliffjumper, Crasher, Frenzy, Heatwave, Ravage andSoundwave are sent on a mission toBurpleson Air Force Base to stop the Autobots from controlling the Global Orbital Defense System. Heatwave uses his powers to convince the GODS transmitter to fire the weapon on itself and stop the Autobots from taking control.
Cliffjumper appears inReunification having returned to Cybertron where he was reunited with Landquake, Skyfall and Breakaway just beforeCyclonus attempts to kill Megatron at the command ofAlpha Trion.
Cliffjumper made his firstIDW Publishing appearance in issue #3 ofThe Transformers: Megatron Origin, mourningBumper alongside Bumblebee andHubcap.
When he next appears in Spotlight: Cliffjumper, he successfully engages an entire platoon of Decepticons single handed.[11]
Events specific to the Marvel U.K. Transformers comics are initalics.
Cliffjumper appears in the Marvel ComicsTransformers comic, where his role is much the same as in the animated series. The earlier comic stories feature Cliffjumper prominently, deploying his 'glass gas' gun against unfortunate Decepticons.
Cliffjumper works withWindcharger andGears on theDinobot Hunt, charged with bringing in thementally incapacitated Dinobot Sludge. Unfortunately the party were victims of an ambush set up bySoundwave.
Cliffjumper returns in "Totaled!" to fight alongside hundreds of Autobots against the faction of Decepticons led byRatbat on the moon and was one of the many casualties of the battle.
Cliffjumper briefly appears in the Marvel UK future timeline in the story "Wanted: Galvatron - Dead or Alive" where he takes part in an ambush of a group of Decepticons on Cybertron.
Cliffjumper is one of eight playable characters in the 1986Commodore 64 video gameTransformers: The Battle to Save the Earth.
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| In-universe information | |
| Affiliation | Mini-Con |
| Sub-group | Female Transformers |
| Partner | Cheetor |
| Motto | "Reading is more of a thrill than punching." |
| Alternate modes | 2001Toyota Tundra |
The nameCliffjumper was given to a femaleMini-Con inTransformers: Armada. She does not appear in any cartoon or comic-book series, although she did receive a biography in theDreamwaveMore Than Meets The Eye comics.
Cliffjumper's bio described her as almost the polar opposite of the Generation 1 Cliffjumper - where he was brash and always ready to fight, she is quiet and reserved, seeking an end to the war so she can return to her scientific career. Sadly for her, she was stuck withCheetor, her polar opposite, as a partner. A cocky type always seeking adventure, he often teased her about her name, unaware of the damage it did to her self-esteem. After he was taken as one ofUnicron's four horsemen, she felt slightly relieved - almost immediately feeling guilty at the mere thought of it.
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| Voiced by | Doron Bell Jr. |
| In-universe information | |
| Affiliation | Autobot |
| Japanese name | Overdrive |
| Sub-group | Ultra Vehicles |
| Function | Polar Region Soldier |
| Rank | 6 |
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| Alternate modes | Dune Buggy |
The name Cliffjumper (Overdrive in Japan) was used again in theTransformers: Energon line.
In theTransformers: Energon animated series, Cliffjumper's name was frequently swapped with fellow AutobotDownshift, as they were originally mistaken for one another when they first appeared. His vehicle mode was a dune racer.
This Cliffjumper is more reminiscent of the original, as he is described as loving high-risk situations, although not the battle fervor of the original. Cliffjumper loves stunt driving, with the more risk and speed involved the better. While he is a skilled warrior, his unnecessary risk-taking has earned him more than one reprimand fromOptimus Prime.[18]
Cliffjumper appeared in theTransformers: Energon series as one of the inexperienced soldiers under the command of Bulkhead sent into the rift caused by the collision ofUnicron's head with his body. They eventually succeeded in bringingOptimus Prime's team back to the normal universe. In the final battle, he gave his spark energy to empower Optimus Supreme against the Unicron-possessedGalvatron.
Cliffjumper also appeared in the accompanyingEnergon comics byDreamwave Productions. He originally came to Earth to battle theTerrorcons, and became part of the Autobot forces permanently stationed there.
Later, he was knocked out by a surprise attack fromTidal Wave, who further threatened his life to get Ironhide to do what he wanted.
He was part of the Autobot forces inLos Angeles, battling against the horde ofInsecticon clones - until they were surprisingly bailed out byMegatron. Dreamwave's closure prevented this story from ever being completed.
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| Voiced by | Andrew Morgado |
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| Affiliation | Autobot |
| Sub-group | Cyber Slammers, Deluxe Vehicles, Micro Vehicles |
| Function | Lieutenant (film), Guardian (IDW) |
| Rank | 9 |
| Partner | Bumblebee,Arcee, Camshaft,Smokescreen |
| Alternate modes | Chevrolet Camaro Classic,Chevrolet Camaro Concept,Chevrolet Corvette C6, Cybertronian car,Volkswagen Beetle 1967 |
Cliffjumper is the name of a character from the 2007Transformers movie toy line.
Cliffjumper is impatient and is considered the opposite of the composed AutobotBumblebee. He'd rather take down a Decepticon by force and then try to get information from their smoldering wreckage than spy on them.[19]
The Legends 2-pack with Cliffjumper and Recon Barricade says that Cliffjumper and Barricade are old rivals. Cliffjumper often taunts Barricade into making mistakes. Most of the time his taunts lead to victory.
Cliffjumper appears in the filmBumblebee as a lieutenant of the Autobot Resistance. He is first seen during the Fall of Cybertron before escaping with the other Autobots. Later in the film, he is interrogated and tortured by Decepticons Shatter and Dropkick on one of Saturn’s moons, intending to find out the whereabouts of Optimus Prime, to which Cliffjumper refuses to reveal. However, the two Decepticons pick up Bumblebee’s Signal, which Charlie had inadvertently activated by turning a key. Realising that interrogating Cliffjumper would lead to no success, the two Decepticons left, but not before Dropkick bisects the Autobot, killing him. He would later be avenged by Bumblebee, who tears Dropkick apart with a chain and crushes Shatter in a flood.
InTransformers: Defiance #1 byIDW Publishing, back on ancient Cybertron, Bumblebee and Cliffjumper were tasked to watch over the All Spark at the temple at Simfur. In issue #3,Megatron learns thatOptimus Prime has broken into his room so he sends Bumblebee, Camshaft, Cliffjumper,Jazz,Prowl andSmokescreen to arrest Optimus for treason. Optimus demands to speak directly to Megatron, but when the group is traveling to Megatron's location, they are ambushed by Barricade,Brawl,Crankcase, Frenzy,Starscream,Skywarp andThundercracker - who have orders to kill the lot of them. Smokescreen is able to cover Optimus and his group's retreat in the confusion of an explosion. In issue #4 Arcee, Bumbelbee, Cliffjumper, Jazz and Smokescreen ambush Ironhide, who they believed works for Megatron, but Ironhide instead joins Optimus Prime's Autobots.
Cliffjumper is among the Autobot forces who witness the launching of the Decepticon ship Nemesis.[20]
InTransformers: The Reign of Starscream, the Decepticon Starscream barely makes it to theNemesis on Mars before he runs out of power. His return is noted by the AutobotCosmos, who alertsArcee, Cliffjumper, Smokescreen, Camshaft andAir Raid. Aided by Thundercracker on theNemesis, Starscream recovers and sends the information on the Allspark Frenzy had gathered back to Cybertron just as Hardtop spots the Autobots closing on theNemesis. In issue #3, Cliffjumper is shot in the back by Starscream.
Unlike the other Autobots who were clearly shown to have been killed, Cliffjumper's status was ambiguous in the actual fiction. Chris Mowry says he survived, however.[21] John Barber sneakily alluded to it years later for "Convergence".
All toys of this character are officially licensed fromGeneral Motors.
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| Voiced by | English: Japanese: |
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| Affiliation | Autobot |
| Sub-group | Activators |
| Function | Intel Agent/Head of Autobot Intelligence |
| Alternate modes | Car |
Because of his temper, Cliffjumper has never been much of a spy. Even though he works in Intelligence, he does not interact much with the enemy. Instead, he collects information from field agents and finds the important bits for his superiors. Of course, knowing everything there is to know about the Decepticons makes him a little tense, which is why he's always ready for a fight.
In theTransformers: Animated episode "Autoboot Camp", an Autobot similar in appearance toBumblebee, but taller, and with longer horns and a red and gray color scheme, is featured. Although not named, series artist Derrick J. Wyatt confirmed that the character is Cliffjumper.
He makes a reappearance in the season 3 opener, "Transwarped", where he gets to speak. He speaks when telling Longarm Prime/Shockwave that, per Ultra Magnus's orders, the Space Bridge Nexus is to be shut down due to the Decepticons trying to transwarp to Cybertron. He then appears outside Longarm/Shockwave's office, told by Longarm to dispose of a cube that was onceBlurr, being told it was "sensitive materials."
Cliffjumper appeared again in "Five Servos of Doom" where he is contacted byOptimus Prime, Sentinel Prime,Jetfire, andJetstorm. He told the Earth bound Autobots that about "50 megacycles ago,Ultra Magnus was attacked by the Decepticon traitor Shockwave." He then goes on to say that Ultra Magnus is "... in recovery, but Shockwave got away with his Magnus hammer and did a number on the communications systems." He then gets told thatProwl has captured many ofMegatron's top soldiers. He later appears alongside Alpha Trion and Preceptor in a transmission to Sentinel Prime concerning the laters return to Cybertron. Cliffjumper taunts Sentinel by saying that "he thought it was Prowl" when Sentinel attempts to take credit for capturing Megatron's soldiers. He was also seen in "Endgame Part 2" when Optimus Prime and his team captured Megatron, Shockwave, and Lugnut.
Cliffjumper appears among the characters inRe-Unification, the 2010 TFCon voice actor play prelude comic.[27]
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| Affiliation | Autobot |
| Alternate modes | Car |
This Cliffjumper is the counterpart ofGeneration 1 Cliffjumper in theShattered Glass mirror-universe storyline. He is blue instead of red, and well as being evil like the Autobots in this timeline. His friends described him as being overly trusting. He died before theGeneration 1 Cliffjumper arrived on his world, and G1 Cliffjumper was mistaken for his counterpart until the truth became known.
In "Dungeons & Dinobots", the Omega Terminus reanimates the dead body of Cliffjumper and uses it as a weapon against the other Cliffjumper and his Decepticon companions. The undead Cliffjumper is destroyed by Scraplets, who devour dead metal.[30]
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| Affiliation | Autobot |
| Sub-group | Team Prime |
| Rank | Warrior |
| Partner | Arcee, Bumblebee, Jazz |
| Motto | "Do I ever need backup?","You want the horns? You got 'em!" |
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Cliffjumper appeared in the 2010 animated seriesTransformers: Prime.[31] His Earth form is a red first-generationDodge Challenger decorated with bull horns on the hood. Unlike the previous versions of Cliffjumper he is not a recolor of Bumblebee, however he was in theWar for/Fall of Cybertron video games, however in the animated series when the Autobots change into Earth-based vehicles their appearance changes completely except for Cliffjumper, whose Cybertronian robot mode remained when he was a Dodge Challenger for unknown reasons.
Cliffjumper first appears in the first two episodes of theTransformers: Prime 5-part mini-seriesDarkness Rising. Outside of Jasper, Nevada, Cliffjumper tellsArcee how he got aboot from human police officers for being parked illegally, and scared the officers by kicking it off and driving by. He soon discovers a deposit of Energon and is attacked by Vehicons, destroying the Energon during the one-sided fight before being captured. He is taken beforeStarscream, who fatally stabs the Autobot in the chest when Cliffjumper asks where Starscream's master is. Cliffjumper's lifeless body is later used byMegatron to test the Dark Energon he obtained, reanimating the Autobot into a mindless beast before being sliced in half and later falling to his death.[32]
In "Predatory", Airachnid mentioned to Arcee the deaths of Cliffjumper andTailgate, whom were both her partners and suggested Arcee was the reason they died. Also Cliffjumper is seen in one of the flashback's rescuing Arcee with Bumblebee as they saved her from Airachnid on Cybertron. In "Partners", Arcee discovers that it was Starscream who killed Cliffjumper, and attempts to take revenge by forcing Starscream into a fight despite his surrender. In "Stronger, Faster", Cliffjumper was mentioned by Ratchet, as he blamed Optimus's beliefs in protecting humanity for causing Cliffjumper's demise, infuriating Arcee.
In "Out of the Past," a flashback showed that Cliffjumper and Arcee had been captured by Starscream in his plot to force them into decoding a cryptic Autobot message at the time when Arcee didn't know Cliffjumper. Upon being imprisoned, Cliffjumper is asked by Arcee about how he got captured. Cliffjumper states that he intercepted some Decepticon message where Starscream was delivering Energon to Shockwave. In order to get the encryption from Arcee and Cliffjumper, Starscream brings them to Kaon to let Shockwave extract it from them. When Shockwave plans to dispose of Cliffjumper, Starscream tells Shockwave the Cliffjumper is his. Shockwave acknowledges Starscream's orders and leaves. Before Starscream can finish off Cliffjumper, Arcee breaks free and frees Cliffjumper while trapping Starscream. Arcee and Cliffjumper learn from Starscream that Shockwave is using the Energon to build a Space Bridge. While heading towards Shockwave, Cliffjumper tells Arcee that he knows what Airachnid did to Tailgate. Arcee and Cliffjumper take out two Vehicon guards at the Space Bridge where the Decepticons can use the Space Bridge to get to Earth before Autobot reinforcements can arrive. Cliffjumper distracts two more Vehicons while Arcee sabotages the Space Bridge. After knocking out Shockwave, Arcee and Cliffjumper are attacked. Arcee and Cliffjumper escape into the Space Bridge before it explodes. When Shockwave tries to follow them, Arcee manages to shoot Shockwave in the head as Arcee and Cliffjumper successfully arrive on Earth. Before leaving to find Optimus Prime, Arcee and Cliffjumper are left wondering if Shockwave survived the Space Bridge's explosion.
Cliffjumper appears in the short storyBumblebee at Tyger Pax ByAlex Irvine.[33]
Cliffjumper appears in the novelTransformers: Exodus.[34]
Cliffjumper is one of the Autobots featured in theTransformers: Prime trade paperback by IDW Publishing, which leads into the animated series.[35][36]
Cliffjumper appears in the 2010 video gameTransformers: War for Cybertron. He is a red redeco of Bumblebee and unique to theNintendo DS version of the game.
Cliffjumper appears again inTransformers: Fall of Cybertron. He is playable in Chapter 4 of the game. In this chapter Cliffjumper andJazz explore the Sea of Rust looking for Grimlock. He has the special ability to turn invisible. This level is also the first time he fights elite guards.
He appears inTransformers: Rise of the Dark Spark in the Cybertron levels. He is a playable character.
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