As a young teen when I first started watching Transformers..My biggest hang up was always on Starscream, one of my favorite characters at the time. No one could top him, I even tore my Transformer Universe comics apart at the time, just so I could put a picture of Starscream up on my wall. With a little heart drawn beside him of course

Over the years I've become much more the fan of the Autobots, but I still love the character and I still have my original Starscream I got in the fall of 86, I remember my mom and I had found him on sale along with Skywarp and Jetfire, lucking out I got all three.



First Cartoon Appearance: Transformers G1, More than Meets the Eye
Part 1

First Comics Appearance: Marvel, Transformers issue 1



"Conquest is made with the ashes of one's enemies."

Function: Decepticon Aerospace Commander

Starscream makes no secret of his ambition to overthrow Megatron as Decepticon Leader. He is ruthless, cold blooded and cruel. In that sense the two rivals are very much alike. But he has a vain side that clearly distinguished him. He considers himself the most sophisticated and handsome of Deceptions. He exudes a high class urbane air that provides a certain irony to his murderous tendencies. He looks down at Megatron for being antiquated in his military strategy. Starscream believes the Decepticons should rely more on guile and speed rather than brute, destructive force to defeat the Autobots. Megatron overlooks the potential threat Starscream represents for one very good reason: Starscream is very good at his job.

Abilities: Starscream is one of the fastest flyers of the Decepticons, reaching speeds up to Mach 2.8. He can climb to suborbital altitudes of 52 miles and nose dive down to near ground level in mere minutes. This makes him particularly effective in surprise attacks and hit and run actions. He can shoot cluster bombs a distance of 40 miles, each of which can level an area 10,000 feet square. His null-ray rifle can interrupt the flow of electricity in any circuitry it hits for periods of up to two minutes, effectively preventing the operation of many machines dependent on those circuits during that period.

Weaknesses: Starscream overrates himself sometimes and finds himself in situations that are more then he can handle. His nose dives often overload his gyro-circuitry leaving him disoriented briefly. But, overall, he is a very tough nut to crack.


A link to my Starscream Toy Blog:

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The voices Behind Starscream..


G1 Starscream voiced by the famous Chris Latta.



The episode in Beast Wars where the Ghost of Starscream appears, was voiced by Doug Parker.



Armada Starscream voiced by Michael Dobson.



Transformers Animated Starscream voiced by Tom Kenny



Transformers the movie Starscream is voiced by Charlie Adler.



For The Transformer Cosplayer In You..

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Cool stamps I've seen on DA



Showing the love for Tony's yarn Transformers There was a debate recently on who designed these beauties. Tony did have a teacher as most do on how to work with yarn, but that was before these dolls were ever created. Tony designed the patterns and did all these dolls on his own, no one else can claim them and the fact he owns them should be proof enough on it's own.







Wheeljack Evolution by

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For those that want a heads up on how it's done, links to Jack's editorials on how to make a Soundwave and Wheeljack yourself ^^

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Clubs I'm in ^^




Those I adore




Loving the cosplay ^^

Kicking it as Soundwave



Doing Alucard in style



Being a Geek as Wheeljack and loving it ^^