Arcee (Shattered Glass)
Arcee is the name of several fictional characters from the Shattered Glass Transformers series.
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2008 Shattered Glass Generation 1
A mirror-universe version of Arcee appeared in the Transformers: Timelines fiction. She is one of the evil Autobots. She is described as barely sane. She wields a neutronic crossbow with deadly accuracy.
Comics
Fun Publications
This version of Arcee first appeared in the fiction "Dungeons & Dinobots", a text based story from Fun Publications. She was among the Autobots who attacked the Arch-Ayr fuel dump. She was attacked by the laughter inducing Decepticon Dirge as she fired on Gutcruncher.[1] Shattered Glass Arcee is an evil and insane female Autobot who turns into a motorcycle.
Games
Shattered Glass Arcee appeared in the 2017 Forged to Fight game. She is depicted as the Legends Arcee toy.
Toys
- Transformers Scout Elita-One (2007)
- This toy is a recolor of Energon Arcee, in the colors of Generation 1 Arcee. This toy is a Target store exclusive in the United States. [2][3]
- This toy was repurposed into Shattered Glass Arcee.
- Takara Transformers Legends LG-10 Deluxe Arcee (2015)
- This toy was repurposed as Shattered Glass Arcee for the Forged to Fight game.
- Several parts for Arcee are available on Shapeways.
2016 Shattered Glass Transformers Animated
Arcee is an evil female Autobot who turns into a Cybertronian car.
Her colors are inspired by Generation 1 Scourge.[4]
Toys
- CHMS Deluxe Arcee Blue (2012)
- A third-party Transformer made by toy company CHMS.
Gallery
CHMS Chromia toy
2015 Shattered Glass Transformers: Prime
A proposed but unrealized release by ehobby was Transformers: Prime Arcee and Arc recolored like Airachnid and Ida for Shattered Glass Transformers: Prime.
This concept art was shown to the public by Hayato Sakamoto at a panel at BotCon 2015.[5]
Toys
- Several parts for Arcee are available on Shapeways.
2020 Shattered Glass Transformers Cyberverse
Arcee is an evil female Autobot who turns into a car.
Her colors are inspired by Nightbird and Galvatron.[6]
References
- ↑ S. Trent Troop and Greg Sepelak (2008). Dungeons & Dinobots. Illustrator Evan Gauntt. Fun Publications.
- ↑ MasterCollector.com - Elita-One
- ↑ http://www.oafe.net/artemis/tfm_elita.php
- ↑ https://x.com/dyemooch/status/1577122730134032386?t=P4UfOreFD2tWq7hdsVQBbw&s=19
- ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20200611091556/http://www.allspark.com/2015/06/best-of-botcon-the-japanese-perspective/
- ↑ https://x.com/BotCon/status/1262808456123355139?t=qVrEFdlrHCAFKTflBO8HYg&s=19
