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'''Warpath''' is the name of six [[fictional character]]s from the [[Transformers]] series. The first Warpath was introduced in 1985, voiced by Alan Oppenheimer in the Transformers animated television series. He is always an Autobot with a gun mounted in his chest. He is often depicted as being loud, a bit gun-happy and having a speech impedioment, throwing in comic book exclamations into his speech. Since his original appearance in the first Transformers series, a number of different versions of Warpath have appeared in later Transformers lines.

==Transformers: Generation 1==
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| series = [[Transformers]]
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| caption = ''Generation 1'' Warpath box art
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| voice = [[Alan Oppenheimer]] (English)<ref>{{Cite news | title=Where Are They Now? The Cast of The Neverending Story | author=Madison | date=March, 24th 2010 |url=http://unrealitymag.com/index.php/2010/03/24/what-happened-to-the-case-of-the-neverending-story }}</ref> [[Takurô Kitagawa]] (Japanese)
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* [[Superhuman durability]]
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|data23 = [[M551 Sheridan]] light tank
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|data25 = "''A good shot is worth more than a good intention.''"
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|data32 = ''[[Transformers: Generation 1]]'' ''[[Transformers: Universe]]'' ''[[Transformers: Henkei]]'' ''[[Transformers: Generations]]'' ''[[Transformers United]]'' ''[[Transformers: Combiner Wars]]''
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Warpath's biography indicated that due to his [[M551 Sheridan]] tank based alternate mode, he is more impressive than his fellow Autobots, and has no problems letting them know it. However, he is also quite egotistical, and hates damage to his body - especially his big gun.

When under development Warpath was initially called Hot Shot.

===Development===
The Marvel Comics bible for the Transformers originally called Warpath by the name Hot Shot.<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20071230210811/http://www.allspark.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=41003</ref>

===Animated series===
As characterized in ''[[The Transformers]]'' series, Warpath had an overly excitable personality, spoke with a Texas drawl and showed a tendency to make verbal [[onomatopoeia]] such as '''''BLAM!''''' or '''''POW!''''' in the heat of battle.

Warpath first appeared in the second season episode "Dinobot Island Part 2".<ref>{{Cite episode |title= Dinobot Island Part 2|episodelink=List_of_The_Transformers_episodes#Season_2_.281985.29 |series=The Transformers|serieslink=The Transformers (TV series) |credits=Written by Donald F. Glut |network= First-run syndication|station= |airdate=September 26, 1985 |season= 2|number=4}}</ref>

His most prominent appearance was in the episode "A Decepticon Raider in King Arthur's Court." Warpath, [[Hoist (Transformers)|Hoist]] and Spike were battling [[Starscream]], [[Ramjet (Transformers)|Ramjet]], [[Rumble (Transformers)|Rumble]] and [[Ravage (Transformers)|Ravage]] in England. Low on power, the Autobots and Decepticons discovered a magical stone formation called the Dragon Mound and were transported back to the year 543. Although Starscream attempted to take over a castle and build a new empire with himself as lord, the help of local knights and a wizard refueled the Autobots, who defeated the Decepticons. After defeating a dragon who nested in the Dragon Mound the Autobots and Decepticons are returned to their own time where they rejoined the fight in modern day England.<ref>{{Cite episode |title= A Decepticon Raider in King Arthur's Court |episodelink=List_of_The_Transformers_episodes#Season_2_.281985.29 |series=The Transformers|serieslink=The Transformers (TV series) |credits=Written by Douglas Booth |network= First-run syndication|station= |airdate=October 24, 1985 |season= 2|number=22}}</ref><ref>http://www.anime.com/Transformers/ Transformers Season Two Box Set, Part 1 by Brian Cirulnick, February 2003</ref>

Although he did not appear in [[The Transformers: The Movie]], he continued to make minor appearances in the television series after the movie up until episode #82, "Ghost in the Machine". <ref>{{Cite episode |title= Ghost in the Machine |episodelink=List_of_The_Transformers_episodes#Season_3_.281986.E2.80.931987.29 |series=The Transformers|serieslink=The Transformers (TV series) |credits=Written by Michael Charles Hill & Joey Kurihara Piedra |network= First-run syndication|station= |airdate= |season= 3|number=17}}</ref>

===Comics===
====Dreamwave Productions====
[[image:transformersgenerationone3-dreamwave.jpg|left|thumb|240px|Transformers: Generation One #3 by Dreamwave Productions]]
Following the liberation of Cybertron from [[Shockwave (Transformers)|Shockwave]]’s rule, Bumblebee was placed in command of the Autobot supply shuttle Orion, with [[Powerglide (Transformers)|Powerglide]], Warpath, [[Seaspray (Transformers)|Seaspray]], [[Cosmos (Transformers)|Cosmos]], [[Cliffjumper]], [[Bumper (Transformers)|Bumper]] and the [[Powerdashers]] 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 of [[Sunstorm (Transformers)|Sunstorm]] (Transformers: Generation One III #1). However, they encounter a more immediate problem than Starcream and the [[Combaticons]] - Starscream's mad clone [[Sunstorm (Transformers)|Sunstorm]]. Warpath is one of those who battle against him, but is deactivated by his energy powers. He did not reappear before the end of the ongoing comic, when Dreamwave fell into bankruptcy.

====Devil's Due Publishing====
Warpath reappeared in the third ''G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers'' crossover series from [[Devil's Due Publishing]] as part of the combined Autobot/G.I. Joe force trying to rescue Optimus Prime. <REF>{{Cite comic| writer = Tim Seeley | penciller = Joe Ng, James Raiz, & Alex Milne | inker = Rob Ross, M3th, & Alan Tam | story = | title = G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers: The Art of War| volume = 3| issue = 4| date = June 2006| publisher = Devil's Due Press | location = | page = | panel = | id =}}</REF>

====Fun Publications====
Warpath appears in the 2012 BotCon ''Invasion'' lithograph by [[Casey Coller]] and [[Josh Perez]].<REF>http://tformers.com/transformers-botcon-2012-transformers-invasion-box/17534/news.html</REF>

In ''Tranformers Invasion'' Warpath is among the Autobots at the Autobot Ironworks base who is wounded in battle with ''Shattered Glass'' Ultra Magnus.<REF>{{Cite comic| writer = Benson Yee & Pete Sinclair | penciller = Dan Khanna | inker = Jake Isenberg | story =Transformers Invasion| title =Transformers Timelines | volume = 2| issue = 7| date =2012 | publisher = [[Fun Publications]]| location = |url=}}</REF>

Warpath appeared in ''[[Another Light]]'' where he was among the mixed Autobot and Decepticon team stationed at the Ironworks base on ''Classicverse'' Earth. He evacuated on a shuttle commanded by Grimlock when the planet was attacked by ''Shattered Glass'' Primus.<ref>{{cite comic |colorist=Evan Gauntt|date=December/January 2016 |editor=Pete Sinclair |inker= Eryck Webb |issue= 66| letterer=Jesse Wittenrich |penciller=Eryck Webb|publisher=Fun Publications |story=Another Light Part 6 - The Future Buried|title=The Transformers Collectors Club| volume=1 |writer=Jesse Wittenrich & Pete Sinclair}}</ref>

====IDW Publishing====
In the time before the war, Warpath worked under Prowl as part of the Security Services. He attended the joint funeral of Bumper and Fastback after the pair had been killed by early members of the Decepticon faction.

Warpath made his first [[IDW Publishing]] appearance in the ''[[The Transformers: Spotlight|Spotlight]]'' issue on [[Galvatron]]. Appearing as part of [[Hound (Transformers)|Hound]]'s unit on Cybertron guarding [[Thunderwing]]'s body, Warpath was called on to use his firepower to stop [[Galvatron]], managing to actually knock him back - before Galvatron eliminated Hound's entire unit with one blast from his transformed cannon mode.

Warpath appeared in ''Spotlight: Doubledealer'' where he was among the Autobots fighting [[Thunderwing]] on the planet [[Corata-Vaz]].

Guarding the Firecons after their imprisonment in ''The Transformers: Punishment #4'', Warpath saw their calls for "justice" and "rights" as a typical example of Decepticon hypocrisy. His callousness bothered Windblade, and so did the aggressive nature of his name.

====Marvel Comics====
Warpath was originally part of an Autobot group in the "Dead End" region of Cybertron. He was part of the group that went to save the captive scientist Spanner. Accompanying the others to blow up the Decepticon base, they were horrified to discover that the Decepticons had built Spanner into the Space Bridge itself. Destroying the Bridge as a mercy-killing, Warpath and his comrades ([[Beachcomber (Transformers)|Beachcomber]], Blaster, [[Cosmos (Transformers)|Cosmos]], Perceptor, [[Seaspray (Transformers)|Seaspray]] and [[Powerglide (Transformers)|Powerglide]]), with no chance of escaping to Cybertron, crossed the bridge to Earth.<ref>{{Cite book | title=The Official Overstreet Comic Book Companion, 11th Edition | last=Overstreet | first=Robert M. | year=2010 | publisher=House of Collectibles | ISBN=978-0375723087 | page=257}}</ref>

After an attack by [[Megatron]], they were then captured by [[Circuit Breaker (Transformers)|Circuit Breaker]] and her [[Rapid Anti-Robot Attack Team]], taken to her lab and then dissected. After capturing the [[Aerialbots]] she encountered a new problem - the Decepticon [[Battlechargers]] [[Runabout (Transformers)|Runabout]] and [[Runamuck (Transformers)|Runamuck]] were causing mayhem across America. Using the parts from all the captured Autobots she created a giant Autobot with herself in control, striking a deal with them that if they would co-operate she would let them go. Circuit Breaker then used them to battle the two Decepticons, who were attacking the [[Statue of Liberty]]. After defeating the Decepticons with Circuit Breaker the Autobots were released.

After a side-adventure in the UK comics in which they encounterd (and were almost killed by) the future Decepticon [[Galvatron]]. Warpath's group linked up with the main Autobots. In the 1985 UK Annual he had a brief adventure alongside [[Optimus Prime]] and [[Prowl (Transformers)|Prowl]], where they battled [[Ravage (Transformers)|Ravage]] and the [[Insecticons]] to protect US President [[Ronald Reagan]].

Later, Warpath was injured by the giant Decepticon [[Trypticon]], after destroying Trypticon's sonic scrambler missile. When [[Grimlock]]'s regime became ever more tyrannical, Warpath was one of those who welcomed Blaster back to the fold.

Although Warpath was not seen to be deactivated during the [[Underbase]] powered [[Starscream]]'s rampage, he did not appear again in the comic.

====TFcon comics====
Warpath appeared in the TFcon 2009 convention poster by [[Alex Milne]] in the form of his ''Universe'' Legends toy.<ref>http://markerguru.deviantart.com/art/TFcon-2009-poster-colors-120130232</ref>

===Toys===
*'''''Generation 1'' Mini-Bot Warpath''' (1985)
:This toy was later redecoed into the [[ehobby]] exclusive Decepticon [[Treds]].<ref>{{Cite book | title=The Unofficial Guide to Transformers 1980s Through 1990s Revised & Expanded 2nd Edition | last=Alvarez | first=J.E. | year=2001 | publisher=Schiffer Publishing Ltd.| ISBN=0764313649 | page=23}}</ref>

*'''''Universe'' Generation 1 Series Legends Warpath''' (2009)
:This new mold becomes a Cybertronian tank.<ref>{{Cite news | title=Transformers Universe 2.0 Legends Class Warpath Review | author=Benson Yee | date=|url=http://www.bwtf.com/toyreviews/universe2/legends/warpath}}</ref><REF>{{Cite journal | author = | title = An Interview with Hasbro's Bill Rawley| journal = Transformers Collectors Club Magazine| volume = 1 | issue = 23 | pages= 4-6 |date = October/November 2008|url=http://transformersclub.com/_images/TFmag15.pdf}}</REF>

*'''''Henkei'' Warpath'''
:A recolor of ''Universe'' Legends Warpath. This version of Warpath appeared in the 2009 [[TFcon]] poster.<ref>http://markerguru.deviantart.com/art/TFcon-2009-poster-colors-120130232</ref>

*'''''Generations'' Deluxe Warpath'''
:A new mold.

*'''''United'' Deluxe UN-24 Warpath'''
:A recolor of ''Generations'' Warpath.<REF>http://www.tfw2005.com/transformers-news/japanese-transformers-40/new-pics-of-transformers-united-figures-173616/</REF>

*'''''Combiner Wars'' Legends Warpath''' (2015)
:A remold of ''Generations'' Legends Megatron.

*Several [https://www.shapeways.com/marketplace/games/toys/?tag=Warpath parts for Warpath] are available on [[Shapeways]].

{{seealso|Wardog (BadCube)}}

===Gallery===
<gallery>
image:wardog-warpath-robot.jpg|Badcube Wardog and ''Generation 1'' Warpath in robot mode
</gallery>
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==Transformers==
{{Transformers character|
name =Warpath
|image =Warpath-movie-box.jpg
|caption =''Transformers'' Warpath toy
|affiliation =Autobot
|subgroup =Scouts
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Warpath is the name of an Autobot who turns into a 4wd truck and likes "beating down" Decepticons.<ref>[http://www.tfw2005.com/boards/showthread.php?t=159766 Allspark Power Warpath, Storm Surge and Crosshairs Pictures/Bios - TFW2005 - The 2005 Boards]</ref>

According to the biography printed in the collected ''Reign of Starscream'' books he is insubordinate and doesn't follow orders well.

===Comics===
In ''[[Transformers: Defiance]]'' issue #1, back on ancient Cybertron Warpath is among Optimus' crew at an excavation site near the temple at Simfur where an artifact was uncovered.<REF>{{Cite comic| writer = Chris Mowry | penciller = Dan Khanna & Andrew Griffith| inker = Josh Perez | story = | title = Transformers: Defiance| volume = 1| issue = 1| date = January 2009| publisher = IDW Publishing| location = | page = | panel = | id =}}</REF> In issue #2 Warpath helps in the recovery effort after the attack on Cybertron. He later sides with Optimus Prime against Megatron's orders to counter-attack their invaders.

In "Reign of Starscream" issue #4 [[Elita One]], [[Grindcore (Transformers)|Grindcore]], [[Signal Flare (Transformers)|Signal Flare]], and Warpath are captured by the Decepticons and forced to build a new Allspark at [[Simfur]]. In issue #5 Starscream sacrifices the sparks of Crankcase, Elita One, Grindcore, Signal Flare, and Warpath to bring his new Allspark Cube online, but it fails to function.

The appearance of Warpath is modified in the IDW Publishing stories so that his head more resembles movie's style than the movie toy and (presumably) he has a Cybertronian alternate mode.

===Games===
Warpath, now in the form of a red tank, appears in the ''Transformers: Dark of the Moon'' video game.

===Toys===
*'''''Transformers'' Scout Warpath''' (2008)
:Warpath is a red and black recolor of ''Cybertron'' Overhaul. He is a Target store exclusive. This toy was also used as the basis for ''Shattered Glass'' [[Crosshairs (Transformers)|Crosshairs]]. <ref>{{Cite news | title=Warpath Scout class| author= |date= |url=http://www.parrygamepreserve.com/toys/transformers/movie2007/warpathTargetExclusive.php}}</ref><ref>{{Cite journal | authorlink = | title =Lee's Guide To: Transformers Movie Toys| journal = Lee's Action Figure News & Toy Review | volume = 1 | issue = 188 | pages = 44-54 | date = June 2008}}</ref>
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==Shattered Glass==
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Warpath is a mirror universe duplicate of the ''Generation 1'' character. He is one of Optimus Prime's evil Autobots, but is later revealed to be loyal to Rodimus.

===Comics===
Warpath appears as a member of the Autobots in the story ''[[Do Over (Transformers)|Do Over]]'' by [[Fun Publications]]. He is among the Autobots left on Cybertron after Rodimus left on the Ark with troops who were only loyal to himself. During the story he is a member of Remote Patrol Six under the command of Kup, who is taking radiation readings when they discover a signal coming from zone Y-AT. Kup sends Downshift to investigate.<ref>{{cite book|author=[[S. Trent Troop]] and [[Greg Sepelak]]|title=Do Over |publisher=[[Fun Publications]]|others= Illustrator [[Yuki Oshima]]|date=2009}}</ref>

In ''Reunification'' Kup leads Warpath, Camshaft and Hound in an attempt to assassinate Optimus Prime. Optimus uses Ricochet as a shield to block a blast from Warpath, grabbing Warpath and throwing him into Hound.
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==Transformers Animated==
{{Transformers character|
name =Warpath
|japanname =
|image =
|caption =
|affiliation =Autobot
|subgroup =Elite Guard
|rank =7
|function =Security
|partner =
|motto ="''A good shot is worth more than a good intention!''"
|alternatemodes = Cybertronian tank
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|engvoice =[[David Kaye]]
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Warpath is a homage to the ''Generation 1'' character. He is a member of the Autobot [[Elite Guard]]. Warpath has a cannon on his chest, a homage to his original ''Generation 1'' character. He has a very grumpy personality. He is shown to be a larger Autobot, much like [[Bulkhead (Transformers)|Bulkhead]]. Like his G1 counterpart, he utters words like "Bam" and "Pow", but they do not dominate his speech patterns.

His tech spec appeared on a lithograph sold at [[Botcon]] 2011.<ref>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iqUnSuhQ0Ok</ref>

===Animated series===
Warpath first appears in a flashback in the episode "The Five Servos of Doom." Warpath was responsible for bringing [[Prowl (Transformers)|Prowl]] to Master [[Yoketron]]'s dojo. He informed Master [[Yoketron]] that Prowl wasn't exactly willing to learn at first and that he should take him to the stockade.<ref>{{Cite episode |title=The Five Servos of Doom |episodelink=List_of_Transformers_Animated_episodes#Season_3:_2009|series=Transformers Animated|serieslink=Transformers Animated |credits=Written by Andrew Robinson |network=Cartoon Network|station= |airdate=April 4, 2009 |season= 3|number=6}}</ref>

Warpath appears in a flashback to the end of the Great War in the episode "TransWarped", where he was depicted as being wounded.

He appears in the present day in "Decepticon Air", among a crowd of Autobots celebrating [[Sentinel Prime]]'s capture of several Decepticons.<ref>{{Cite episode |title=Decepticon Air |episodelink=List_of_Transformers_Animated_episodes#Season_3:_2009|series=Transformers Animated|serieslink=Transformers Animated |credits=Written by Andrew Robinson |network=Cartoon Network|station= |airdate=May 2, 2009 |season= 3|number=10}}</ref>

Warpath is also among the cheering crowd when Optimus Prime returns to Cybertron with Decepticon captives in "Endgame Part II."
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==Transformers: Prime==
{{Transformers character|
name = Warpath
|image = warpath-wfc.jpg
|caption = ''War for Cybertron'' Warpath
|affiliation = Autobot
|subgroup = Heavy
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|engvoice = [[Jamieson Price]]
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Warpath is one of the playable Autobots in the 2010 video game ''[[Transformers: War for Cybertron]]''. He, along with [[Optimus Prime (other incarnations)#Transformers: Prime|Optimus Prime]] and [[Ironhide#Transformers: War for Cybertron|Ironhide]], races toward the core of Cybertron to liberate it from the dark energon infected upon it by Megatron. Warpath assists in freeing [[Omega Supreme#Transformers: War for Cybertron|Omega Supreme]] from Decepticon captivity prior to reaching the core.It is said that he was killed by Megatron.<ref>{{Cite news | title=Next Two Characters Revealed: Transformers War for Cybertron: Warpath and Barricade ready to make your day, punk.| author= |date=April 30, 2010 |url=http://ds.ign.com/articles/108/1087185p1.html}}</ref><ref>{{Cite news | title=Transformers: War for Cybertron| author= |date=2010-06-22 |url=http://www.gamefly.com/game/ps3/Transformers-War-for-Cybertron/141890/CriticReviews/}}</ref><REF>{{cite news |url=http://www.toplessrobot.com/2011/03/new_transformers_dark_of_the_moon_of_the_videogame.php |title =New Transformers Dark of the Moon of the Videogame of the Trailer |author=Rob Bricken |date=March 10, 2011}}</REF>

In the game he speaks with the same verbal tics as he did in the 1984 Transformers animated series. <ref>http://alternativemagazineonline.co.uk/2010/07/05/game-review-transformers-war-for-cybertron-playstation-3/ GAME REVIEW – Transformers: War For Cybertron (PlayStation 3) by Stewie Sutherland</ref>
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==Transformers: Dark of the Moon==
In concept art by [[Josh Nizzi]] one of the [[Wreckers (Tranaformers)|Wreckers]] from ''Transformers: Dark of the Moon'' was called Warpath, but this character eventually became [[Roadbuster]].<ref>http://www.joshnizzi.com/images/TF3/JoshNizzi_TF3_46.jpg</ref>

==References==
{{reflist}}

==External links==
*http://www.16bit.com/fotd/110531-transformers-g1-warpath.asp
*http://mastercollector.com/articles/reviews/warpath-review.html

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