Transformers: Robots in Disguise
RiD Prowl |
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| Autobot | |
|---|---|
| Information | |
| Sub-group | Autobot Brothers Deluxe Vehicles |
| Function | High-Speed Chaser |
| Rank | 8.0 |
| Partner | Sideswipe |
| Motto | "You can run, but you can't hide!" |
| Alternate Modes | Lamborghini Diablo police car, Chevrolet Impala SS police car (Spy Changer) |
| Series | Robots in Disguise Transformers: Universe |
| Voiced by | Wankus (English) Takayuki Kondo (Japanese) |
The first new character in a distinctly alternate universe to bear the name of Prowl, this character was known as Mach Alert in Car Robots, the original 2000 Japanese version of 2001's Transformers: Robots in Disguise toyline and animated series. As the middle Autobot Brother, Prowl is the most intelligent of the three, and transforms into a Lamborghini Diablo police car. He is equipped with a double-barrelled flame-thrower which can serve as booster jets for high-speed pursuits. Prowl can use his electronic systems to jam radios or hack into systems, and his ultra-sensitive scanners can detect the hum of an enemy circuit from clear across a city, and he will not give up until he's got his man. In his role posing as an ordinary human police car, Prowl has become a model officer dedicated to the preservation of law and order - even when it occasionally conflicts with his duties as an Autobot. He also frequently clashes with his brother Side Burn, whose reckless and care-free attitude contrasts sharply with Prowl's discipline.
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