7/30/2023 0 Comments 2008 mountain dew logoThe MDRs may be a group of alien robots who took on Mountain Dew disguises, whereas Dispensor is an AllSpark Mutation who was born on Earth. However, what little we know about the Mountain Dew Robots comes from Dewbot, whose origin is unknown. He may qualify simply by being a, uh, Mountain Dew robot. Dispensor's place as a member of the Mountain Dew Robots is unclear.It sure as heck doesn't look like Dispensor, but with this art. Titan Magazines' Transformers Comic #7 features an AllSpark-animated soda can machine, but it's not clear if it is supposed to be Dispensor, or if it's another one that we didn't see before that was just inspired by Dispensor's appearance in the film.According to CineFex magazine #111, the inclusion of Dispensor into the film was a last minute addition and all the modeling and animation was done in only four weeks!.Later that same weekend, Suh shouted out the name during one of the Hasbro panels. The name "Dispensor" was first suggested to Greg Lombardo, Hasbro's head of Marketing for Transformers, by Daniel "Suspsy" Suh during a tour of Hasbro's offices at BotCon 2007.More information on Movie Advanced Series Dispensor at TFU.info.20062012 SVG NEEDED In 2006, the letters in AMP became lowercase, and the word 'DRINK' was dropped from the name. On cans, the Mountain Dew logo was placed underneath the AMP Energy logo. His hand needs to be transformed back into his forearm to attach the weapon. 20012006 SVG NEEDED AMP Energy was released in 2001 initially as part of the Mountain Dew brand. As Payload's mold was not designed to hold weapons, Dispensor's weapon makes use of the mold's existing slots and pegs, storing on the side of his truck mode, or pegging over his hand in robot mode. Unlike Payload, Dispensor also comes with a weapon- the soda can gatling blaster he used in the film. In addition to that, he also has what appears to be a six-pack of soda sculpted into the back of his head. The top of his truck mode features tampographs that resemble the front of a Mountain Dew soda machine dispenser, likely a nod to his appearance in the film as a soda machine. The markings on his truck mode's sides emulate the Mountain Dew logo, but replaces the name with Mood Wiplash. His robot mode midsection features an extending grabber-claw. Known designers: Hironori Kobayashi (deco artist)Ī redeco/retool of the 2007 Payload toy with a new head, Movie Advanced Series Dispensor transforms into an armored truck decorated like a Mountain Dew delivery vehicle.
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