TRANSFORMERS REFLECTOR SERIES
In the third series Reflector would appear again (this time in a toy accurate form) as part of the Decepticon army under Serpentor. Here the three drones resembled their cartoon appearance. They did not appear after this, so it is possible they were deactivated or killed on the island. Joe vs the Transformers miniseries from Devil's Due Publishing, being ordered by Megatron to assist Dr Mindbender in stockpiling Energon. However the character is never seen in subsequent seasons.ĭespite the three components having different appearances as a toy in robot modes, the three Reflector robots had a near-identical appearance in the cartoon: their bodies were primarily based on Spectro's robot mode, but with Viewfinder's chest and color scheme (although only one of them, appropriately, had a lens assembly in his torso).
TRANSFORMERS REFLECTOR MOVIE
Reflector is seen briefly in some The Transformers: The Movie (1986) scenes, such as during the attack on Autobot City and during Unicron's attack on Cybertron, characters bearing resemblance to the Reflector robots are seen running to man the defenses of the planet.
Subsequent episodes periodically showed an individual Reflector unit. Three additional Reflector units were shown in the initial episodes, at least one displaying an individual personality distinct from the typical Reflector unit (when shuttling energon to Cybertron through the Space Bridge). In those few episodes in which Reflector did have a role, it was as a spy, and the character seemed to be at the bottom of the Decepticon pecking order. Reflector had very few significant action roles in Season 1 (1984–85), mostly serving as part of the overall Decepticon forces, and was rarely ever seen in Season 2 (1985–86), seemingly phased out as more Decepticon toys were introduced. In the Transformers Generation 1 cartoon, Reflector was depicted as three robots acting and speaking in unison. He was picked as the 8th worst Transformer of all time by X-Entertainment.
Additionally, even with their new bodies, they have found a way to temporarily combine into an ultra-high resolution camera to observe events on neighboring planets. As individual cameras, they can generate flash explosions which disorient and temporarily blind opponents. Still known by many as Reflector, the three Decepticons once again operate as one team. The two sought out Jhiaxus for reformatting to individual alt modes, stabilizing their cortical processors and allowing both the ability to convert to individual spectral camera modes.Īfter his body was recovered from wreckage on LV-117, it was discovered that Viewfinder's exposure to the Ore-1 contaminated soul would allow Decepticon science to reignite his spark and he underwent a similar upgrade, which linked all 3 together once again. Following the apparent death of Viewfinder, Spectro and Spyglass found their combined conscience fragmented due to their inability to combine. The toy was only available by mail order in 1986, the recipient of the product having provided both monetary payment and a number of 'Robot Points' clipped from other Transformers packages.īotCon 2016: Spectro, Spyglass, and Viewfinder were once inseparable in both form and function as the Decepticon reconnaissance operative Reflector.
The names of the other two robots are Spectro and Spyglass. It featured a working, if weak, magnifying lens, housed in the central of the three robots, Viewfinder. Soundwave), Reflector was sized to fit the hands of children. Like other Transformers which converted into household electronic appliances (e.g. Reflector comprises three separate robots which together transform into one hand-held camera. " See and you can know, know and you can destroy." Transformers: Generation 1 Transformers character
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