This bout of insubordination proved fortunate when almost all of the Autobots were captured by the Decepticons at the Great Falls, prompting Wheeljack to activate the upgraded Dinobots and take them into battle to save the day. Optimus Prime deemed the Dinobots too dangerous to continue functioning and commanded that the project be abandoned, but Wheeljack secretly persisted, developing memory components that would increase the Dinobots' intelligence. Upon activation, the behemoths promptly ran out of control and badly damaged Autobot Headquarters, until Wheeljack brought them under control with his magnetic inducer. Upon discovery of dinosaur bones in caverns within the Ark's volcano, Wheeljack and Ratchet were inspired to construct robotic version of dinosaurs, resulting in the creation of the Dinobots. What's he building in there? We've got a right to know. More than Meets the Eye, Part 2 Wheeljack later participated in the battle to stop the Decepticons from escaping Earth aboard their new space cruiser. Alas, Wheeljack overestimated his skills, as the Decepticons were able to escape the collapsed mountain with ease. There, he gave Bumblebee and the Autobots' new human ally Sparkplug Witwicky a bomb that would collapse the mine the Decepticons were current raiding, trapping the villainous robots for good.
Wheeljack next helped attempt to stop the Decepticon plot to overload Sherman Dam, and then journeyed with the other Autobots in pursuing their foes to Burma. More than Meets the Eye, Part 1 Soon after their awakening, Wheeljack was part of the battle unit organized by Jazz to defend a human oil rig against an attack by the Decepticons, and used a fire-extinguishing mechanism installed in his forearm to douse the inferno that resulted from the conflict. When the Transformers were reactivated by a volcanic eruption in 1984, Wheeljack was reformatted by Teletraan I with the alternate mode of a Lancia Stratos Turbo custom racing car. With this, I shall give my creature life! The Transformers cartoon Voice actor: Chris Latta (English), Osamu Saka (Japanese), Katsumi Suzuki (Japanese, " Day of the Machines" only), Liu Qin (Chinese), Alberto Bognanni (Italian, second dub), Albert Augier (European French), Henry Djanik (European French, Autobot Spike, The Immobilizer & The Girl Who Loved Powerglide), Jacques Ferrière (European French, City of Steel, A Prime Problem, The Insecticon Syndrome & Megatron's Master Plan), Serge Bourrier (European French, Atlantis, Arise! & Enter the Nightbird), Georges Atlas (European French, The Core & The Key to Vector Sigma, Part 1), Philippe Roullier (European French, Child's Play), Isidro Olace (Latin American Spanish), Gunnar Ernblad (Swedish), Charlie Elvegård (Swedish, Generation 2), Ulrich Bernsdorff (German, Roll For It), Walter von Hauff (German, The Autobot Run First Half of the Episode), Hans-Rainer Müller (German, The Autobot Run second Half of the Episode, The Girl Who Loved Powerglide & Hoist Goes Hollywood), Christoph Lindert (German, Generation 2 Dub most of the episodes), Klaus Kessler (German, Generation 2 Dub of Masquerade & Roll For It), Roberto Macedo (Portuguese), Paulo Pinheiro (Portuguese, "The Girl Who Loved Powerglide"), Dario de Castro (Portuguese, "Hoist Goes Hollywood") 3 Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers comic.2.20 Generations Selects Special Comic (3).2.11 Generations Selects Special Comic (2).2.2 Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers story pages.2.1 Generations Selects Special Comic (1).
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