Roller would die with Prime, as it's part of his official weakness. Damage suffered by one part is felt by the other parts. Which is cab, trailer and Roller for Prime.

 

Likely the Metroplex bots suffer the same fate.

yeah but that's not specifically stated anywhere...

yeah but that's not specifically stated anywhere...

I remember reading that somewhere... but haven't the foggiest idea where :tfhuh

If Metroplex died, Scamper would inherit the power of the Metro-Matrix and become Scamperplex. Six-Gun on the other hand, no longer serving any function (since Scamperplex's fist holes aren't the same size as Metroplex's) would quit the Autobots and fall into a downward spiral of sex, booze and Mini-Con abuse. Occasionally he'd be sighted on park benches shouting at pigeons.

GO OUTSIDE

yeah but that's not specifically stated anywhere...

I remember reading that somewhere... but haven't the foggiest idea where :tfhuh

In "Attack of the Autobots", Evil Prime is all conflicted and stuff after Roller and Trailer Thingy get de-evil'd. They're connected to each other that way, I guess. Metroplex's little buddies don't appear in the American G1 cartoon that I know of, but it might be kind of like the same thing. Then again, it might not.

 

GO OUTSIDE

Hey, it's a Transformers board. Deal.

Hey, it's a Transformers board. Deal.

:tflaugh Go play with your Galactic Heroes.

yeah but that's not specifically stated anywhere...

I remember reading that somewhere... but haven't the foggiest idea where :tfhuh

In "Attack of the Autobots", Evil Prime is all conflicted and stuff after Roller and Trailer Thingy get de-evil'd. They're connected to each other that way, I guess. Metroplex's little buddies don't appear in the American G1 cartoon that I know of, but it might be kind of like the same thing. Then again, it might not.

Sixgun and Scamper, I believe, appear in the episode "Theif in the Night." I don't know about Scamper, but Sixgun definately talks in his own voice.

yeah but that's not specifically stated anywhere...

I remember reading that somewhere... but haven't the foggiest idea where :tfhuh

In "Attack of the Autobots", Evil Prime is all conflicted and stuff after Roller and Trailer Thingy get de-evil'd. They're connected to each other that way, I guess. Metroplex's little buddies don't appear in the American G1 cartoon that I know of, but it might be kind of like the same thing. Then again, it might not.

Sixgun and Scamper, I believe, appear in the episode "Theif in the Night." I don't know about Scamper, but Sixgun definately talks in his own voice.

I liked Six-gun because I always envisioned him "going off" at random intervals and having to apologize to everyone :tfgrin

Just watched it - so does Scamper, though he doesn't transform. Slammer is.... mysteriously silent. :)

 

gotta love 80s stereotypes - figures a guy that turns into a bunch of guns would sound like a redneck.