At some point before leaving Nebulos, Peacemaker and the rest of the Autobot and Nebulan Targetmasters were kidnapped by the Decepticons. They were rescued by the Autobot Headmasters. Worlds Apart! Brainstorm told Rattrap the story about how he and other diminutive Autobots, including Peacemaker, fled Cybertron because of the war and settled on Master. Bonus Edition Vol. 9 Years prior to becoming a Targetmaster, Peacemaker was one of six Master warriors who were kidnapped by Scorponok and exposed to plasma energy, removing their ability to speak. When Scorponok returned to Master in 2011 and tried to recapture them and continue his experiments, the six of them fled the planet. Mutant Targetmaster Birth Chapter

Alpha Trion looks good if a bit obvious. If Jhiaxus wasn't going to be his own mold or made from Armada Starscream again, I would've wanted him to be made from Scourge. I think it would've worked out fairly well with some retooling of the wings/shell. At some unknown point, Sideswipe was used as a template for a clone built for covert operations who was also made a member of the Autobot Alphastrike Counterforce. Final Strike Figure Series marketing material [2]You can see the targetmaster is blast effect compatible. There is elbow swivel on Pointblank for those that have been asking, but the articulation range on this guy really gives you a plethora of posing options and is really fun to tinker with. The arm transformation was a treat and I can’t wait for yall to get these guys! As the war dragged on, both battle and propaganda began to swing in Zarak's favor. Fortress Maximus himself was captured. With Maximus out of the picture, Pointblank assumed an authority role within the Autobot ranks, possibly acting as group commander. Those Nebulans who supported Fortress Maximus's Nebulon parter, Galen, were considered criminals by the government. A few who dared to defy this edict underwent the binary bonding process, took on code names, and became Targetmasters. Pointblank was soon paired up with Peacemaker. The Targetmasters benefit from being able to take two minds into battle. A Targetmaster possesses a living weapon that is capable of making its own tactical decisions and target priorities. The advantage is similar to that of having a dedicated gunner aboard an aircraft or tank. Pointblank includes " Autobot Peacemaker" as a Targetmaster, featuring a newer, simplified mold compared to the previous Legends Targetmaster and Siege Battle Master molds, that transforms in 2 steps. As all figures involved share the 5mm peg standard, Peacemaker can be swapped with his slightly more articulated Legends iteration.

EPIC MODES: Action figure converts from robot to sports car mode in 15 steps. Comes with 2 Energon blaster accessories Peacemaker's sculpt is based on the G1 version of the character. This includes "L" shaped designs on his shoulders, two angled lines on his chest, a "grille" like detail on his mid-body and a round "helmet" section on the head. Unlike the G1 toy, this design uses the "visor eyes" he was seen using in the Marvel G1 comic book. Sure he can't move, but the details in this sculpt look great! FEATURES AND ACCESSORIES: Comes with 2 weapon accessories that can be held by the figure as blasters or swords. Features removable swivel turrets on the figure’s tank mode Features and accessories: comes with 2 weapon accessories that can be held by the figure as a blaster or swords. The swivelling guns can be removed in tank modePointblank was one of the Autobots battling in Transformers: Stormbringer. He was only mentioned offscreen.

epic modes: the Skullgrin action figure can be transformed from robot into a cyberelectronic tank in 20 steps. Sureshot appears in Vol. 52 of the Legends manga as a "virtual redeco" of the Titans Return Chasm head on the Full-Tilt body. Peacemaker was the default leader of a group of Nebulans who, at great risk to themselves, joined the outlawed Autobots during Zarak and Scorponok's reign of terror on Nebulos. After undergoing the bio-engineering process that allowed them to transform into replacement weapons, they partnered with the six Autobots who had surrendered their weapons some months earlier. Peacemaker partnered with Pointblank, who was likewise the acting commander of the Autobots in the absence of Fortress Maximus. Peacemaker explained that the Nursery, Nebulos's leading agricultural research center, was under threat of takeover by the Decepticons; this news prompted the Autobots to roll out to defend it.Later, while Optimus Prime and Megatron were discussing an alliance against Jhiaxus's Cybertronians, Sideswipe interrupted to tell them that they had received a distress signal from the planet Ethos. Tales of Earth Part Five Sure enough, upon arrival, the Autobots found an advanced civilization in ruins, but managed to repel the Cybertronians thanks to their new Decepticon allies. Escalation! Peacemaker and fellow Nebulans were getting a guided tour of the Nursery from head botanist Selani when Scorponok arrived with the Terrorcons in tow. The six Nebulans transformed to their new weapon forms, and the Autobot Targetmasters unleashed their new firepower. Though the group fared well enough, the Autobots ended up retreating to spare the Nursery utter destruction from the battle. Brothers in Armor!! In some universes, Chromedome is binary bonded to the egotistical Nebulan Stylor, who is more concerned with the finer things in life than intellectual or military pursuits. As such, the two occasionally clash, with Chromedome trying to get Stylor to be a little less superficial, and Stylor trying to bring out Chromedome's more social side, but generally speaking, they get along quite well despite their differences. Soon it was learned that the vengeful chaos god Unicron, their forgotten enemy, had learned the location of Cybertron and was headed there to destroy the Transformers' creator Primus. Since the Creation Matrix was the only thing that could destroy him, Optimus Prime sent teams to find it. However, the new Decepticon leader Thunderwing returned with it instead, and Chromedome and the other Autobots on board fought the Matrix-possessed Pretender. The corporeal form of the Matrix's increasing evil influences grabbed Chromedome and tried to throw him at Blurr, but missed. Good for Blurr, but not so great for Chromedome. All Fall Down After Thunderwing was defeated (and unfortunately the Matrix as well), Chromedome was sent to Fixit for repairs. He snarked to Hot Rod that he'd had enough of the Matrix Quest, and was ready for a "leg quest." Chromedome was still being repaired when Optimus Prime announced over the Ark's communications system that he was surrendering the Autobots to Scorponok's Decepticons in the desperate hope that it would encourage an alliance between them against Unicron. Eye of the Storm Had to break out my mint Crosshairs to showcase how both of these bots looked together. I had the pleasure of doing the deco for Crosshairs and I was kinda bummed I wasn’t able to get Pinpointer in there. This time around since I lead the design of this guy I thought it was essential to add in Peacemaker. I soon realized how cost challenging it was to include a target master at a Deluxe scale and pricepoint.

He was the leader of the Targetmasters, and frequently argued with Chromedome. Miraculous Warriors, Targetmasters (Part 1), Miraculous Warriors, Targetmasters (Part 2), The Master Sword Is in Danger!!, The Zarak Shield Turns the Tide, Operation: Destroy the Destrons, My Friend Sixshot!, Duel on the Asteroid, The Final Showdown on Earth (Part 1), The Final Showdown on Earth (Part 2) IDW comics continuity [ ] Transformers: Legacy (aka Transformers Generations: Legacy) [1] is a subline imprint of the Generations toyline, and the successor to the War for Cybertron Trilogy.The Targetmaster process is often seen to follow shortly after development of the Headmaster process. The earliest known Targetmasters were among the Autobots and Decepticons involved in the war on Nebulos, and were paired with a bio-engineered Nebulan humanoid which wore a transforming exosuit. Later Targetmasters included virtually any Transformer specifically partnered with another being that becomes their weapon, not limited to Nebulans or organics. The term has been applied to the Seacon team [1] and several Action Master pairings. [2] Sideswipe was blasted during the battle. He was part of Elita-1's rally, allowing Optimus time to reach the Spacebridge. Siege episode 6 Sureshot was one of the Autobot Targetmasters who ruined a Decepticon energy operation at the Nebulan north pole by using thermal lasers to sink Scorponok into the melting ice he had rested upon. Decepticons at the Pole Transformers in 3-D