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Mixmaster (ROTF)

The name or term Mixmaster refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see Mixmaster (disambiguation).

Mixmaster

Continuity:	live-action film series
Franchise:	Revenge of the Fallen
Affiliation:	Decepticons
Subgroup:	Constructicons

Resident chemist and explosives expert for the elite among the Decepticons, Mixmaster has spent his entire life learning all there is to know about chemical interaction. He can make thousands of poisons, explosives, and deadly gases from the materials around him. The other Decepticons rely on him to fashion powerful warheads for their missiles and dangerous venom in which to coat their blades.

1 Fiction
- 1.1 Revenge of the Fallen film
- 1.2 Dark of the Moon game
2 Toys
- 2.1 Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen
3 Notes
4 External Links

FictionEdit

Revenge of the Fallen filmEdit

At one point, he, Skipjack, Long Haul, Ravage, and Scrapmetal dive into Laurentian Abyss to locate Megatron's corpse. After killing one of their own they succeed in reactivating their fallen leader with the help of The Doctor.

Later, he stands atop Brooklyn bridge, and knocks down one of the U.S. flag poles.

During the battle in Egypt, Mixmaster meets up with the other Constructicons and forms Devastator.

Later, Mixmaster corners Sam, Mikaela, Lennox and Epps. After taking fire from the tanks, one of them blasting a part of his shielding off, he transforms into his 3-barrelled cannon mode and destroys the said tank, pining down the rest of them.

He is only stopped when Jetfire suddenly joins the battle. Mixmaster tries to shoot him but is to late and Jetfire surprises the chemist and cuts him in half with his walking stick axe before he can react, pinning him down against a wall and saying "Let me show you how we brought the pain in my day!" before curb-stomping Mixmaster's head, killing him. Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen

Dark of the Moon gameEdit

Voice Actor: Dave Boat

In Detroit, Mixmaster captures Ratchet and keeps him hostage in a factory. Ironhide goes to rescue the Doc-Bot. After a short battle with him, Ironhide forces Mixmaster into the basement of the factory. Later, Mixmaster ambushes Ironhide in a scrapyard and battle with him. Now equipped with his new "Heavy Iron 2.0", he blasts of the Decepticon's sheilds, leaving him open to his conventional weapons. Ironhide manages to weaken him and pins him down, and says "That's for Ratchet! And this is for me!". He then blast the Decepticon in the head, killing him for good.

ToysEdit

Transformers: Revenge of the FallenEdit

Mixmaster (Voyager, 2009)

Mixmaster is, but not technically, a Triple Changer. He is able to transform into a cement truck and what seems like a mobile turret. Good luck with that. The transformation in the instructions is not possible as pictured, because a joint connecting the cab to the body was installed ( on all releases of this toy) upside down from what the directions say, making the turret mode in the directions impossible.

In turret and humanoid mode, he has big plates from his truck mixer section that are vague about exact placement, making specific poses in his art and directions very difficult to reproduce.

His hands contain only three fingers, however clever Hasbro designed it so that his middle finger cannot pass above his two other fingers. Thus preventing him from using a trick copied from frenzy.

His mech-alive gimmick are two "spinning gears" on his legs which are, in reality, his wheels.

- The real Mech Alive feature- a pair of thin light gray cylinders inside his thighs that twist when his knees are turned horizontally- are incorrectly labeled on his box, thus the gimmick is frequently mistaken for the wheels on his thighs. Thanks for that printing error, Hasbro.

Back Road Brawl (Toys R Us Exclusive Multi-pack, 2009)

Mixmaster is now colored like his Generation One counterpart with a new head (which is actually an old prototype model). He comes with Hoist.

Constructicon Devastator (Supreme, 2009)

Mixmaster is a cement truck that forms the head of Devastator.

This toy does not have its own individual humanoid mode.

Constucticons / Devastator (Legends, 2009)

Mixmaster is a smaller cement truck able to transform and also combine with the other Constructicons to make a smaller but more accurate Devastator.

Mixmaster vs. Ironhide (Robot Heroes 2009)

As with all Robot Heroes, these are non-transforming static figurines, with a "chibi" or "Super Deformed" styling.

NotesEdit

Like his Generation One counterpart, he is a chemist specializing in poisons.

Although his cement barrel kibble appears to serve as armor, it's surprisingly frail, being seen easily ripped off by a shot from a tank.
- The armor is far more durable in the Dark of the Moon game and requires a heavy rocket launcher to remove them.

When the other Mixmaster assembles with other Constructicons to form Devastator, a driver can be seen inside.

Interestingly, his cannon mode does appear in the film, just seconds before he's slagged by Jetfire. It appears to be conventional ammo, because it leaves a trail of smoke and fireball.