User:Mathewignash/Gimlet (Transformers)
Gimlet is a fictional character in the Beast Wars Second toy and fiction series.
Beast Wars Second
[edit]| Gimlet | |
|---|---|
| Transformers character | |
| Voiced by | Takeshi Maeda |
| In-universe information | |
| Affiliation | Maximal/Predacon |
| Sub-group | Deluxe beasts |
| Function | Polar Operative |
| Rank | 7 |
| Partner | DJ & Motorarm |
| Motto | "In optimism we find the means to achieve victory." |
| Alternate modes | Giant red lobster |
The reissue of Gimlet was sold as a Predacon.
Animated series
[edit]The Jointron Bothers first appear in episode #14, "The Combined Giant, Tripledacus " where their ship crashes on the planet. Upon arriving on Gaea the Jointrons briefly fight Bighorn, Diver, Tasmanian Kid, Starscream and BB. After chasing away the Predacons the Tripledacus notice the remaining mechs are Maximals and become friends with them. Later, when Tripledacus confronts Megastorm, Starscream and BB the Maximals arrive to chase the Predacons away from their new ally.
The Jointron Bothers appear in episode #15, "The Festive Jointrons", where they throw a party with the Maximals which is invaded by Dirge and Thrust. They are able to get the Predacons to party, who end up getting drunk. They later fight the Predacons Autoroller and Autostinger, combining into Tripledacus to overpower them. The Jointrons then return to partying.
The Jointrons then appear in episode #16, "A Fearsome Combination Plan?" where they fight Starscream and BB.
The Jointrons appear in episode #17, "Who Is the Leader!?" where they are captured by the Predacons but then rescued by the Maximals.
The Jointron Brothers appear in Beast Wars: Super Lifeform Transformers Special segment "Lio Convoy Crisis". In this episode the Jointron Brothers fight the Seacons. [1]
IDW Publishing
[edit]Gimlet (in Cybertronian robot mode) is seen rioting in Beast Wars: The Ascending #4.
Gimlet is featured in a full page biography in The Beast Wars Sourcebook #2. This version of the character removed all references to the stereotypical Mexican personality he had in the Japanese series.
Toys
[edit]- Beast Wars Second Gimlet (1998)
- Gimlet is a redeco of Seaclamp. [2]
- Beast Wars Telemocha Gimlet (2007)
- A reissue of Gimlet as a Predacon. This toy included a DVD of the Japanese translation of the Beast Wars episode "The Spark."