After the quantum surge, Cheetor acquired a Transmetal form that gave his robot mode the organic attributes that his beast mode once possessed. The upgrade gave Cheetor more power and agility than ever before, and this new body had flip-out cyber-thrust wings that gave him additional speed and limited flight. Transmetals Cheetor bio Ironically for a character on both series since the beginning of the first, Cheetor was the only character Megatron never referred to by name. Unleash the primal power of the beasts with this Cheetor collectible figure, featuring a detailed beast mode with intricate cheetah-inspired molded fur texture Cheetor is the first character to speak in Beast Wars and the last character to speak in Beast Machines. Due to unfortunate events in human history, human civilization exists only in an enclosed virtual reality called Corona Australis as Optimus Prime's last resort to save the species. Too bad it is ruled by a rogue AI who strives to conquer Cybertron by using humans.

AWESOME ACCESSORIES: Transformers figure comes with 2 combinable spear accessories that attach to the Cheetor figure in both modes It is revealed that Cheetor is a Matrix Templar, as he and Rodimus (another templar) battle Cryotek. It also appears that Cheetor is one of Rodimus's biggest fans. They are very much alike it appears. They looked up to really big leaders, they both are known to live for speed, and their early days were filled with bonehead stunts. He is such a big Rodimus idolizer that "My first changeform was even based on yours!"In Japanese media, Cheetor has the quirk of ending sentences in a long, stressed "Jān", like a cute kitty growl. Cheetor also has the tendency to say "Woooow!" and speak English phrases (such as "beast mode") in a pronounced American accent to emphasize his cool, carefree attitude. In addition to all that, whenever firing his weapon, he would always shout "utsumashi!" ("fire!").

After Airazor was reborn on Earth, Cheetor fought the Predacons during a plot to launch an orbital weapon. The launching pad was destroyed by Airazor. The Razor's Edge Cheetor would later receive another upgrade from Megatron's cloning experiments, becoming a Transmetal 2. With this, he gained even more power and speed, but at the cost of bestial urges that he had to learn to control. With his new missile launcher and leap-thruster, Cheetor stirred fear in the Predacons he fought against. Transmetals 2 Cheetor bioCheetor was once one with the Allspark, but was brought to Earth by it and given his bestial form to act as the relic's guardian. For countless years, Cheetor traveled the world with the Allspark, using GroundBridges to move from place to place. That all changed when he first noticed the Cybertronians Bumblebee and Windblade. From that point on, he observed both the Autobots and Decepticons from afar, hoping their war would one day come to an end so they could all be united together in the Allspark. Dark Birth Mainframe Entertainment's original plan for Transmetal Cheetor was to have his face mature over the course of the season, from a big-eared, wide-eyed, rounded face into one close to the toy. Also, he would have had a "Hero's Heart" which glowed after completing brave or heroic feats, somewhat akin to the classic anime character Astro Boy. Due to time and financial restrictions, none of these concepts panned out. This Transformers toy for 8 year old boys and girls features classic conversion between robot and cheetah modes in 24 steps Just as the battle seemed to be over, Cheetor received an incoming transmission from Megatron's stolen ship. Megatron introduced himself and disappeared through a transwarp portal. Cheetor and the rest of the Axalon crew followed blindly. Dawn of Future's Past

Cheetor is one of the three original characters to survive the entire Beast Era alongside Rattrap and Waspinator. In the first season of Beast Wars, Cheetor ( Ian James Corlett) is introduced as the overly eager youngster of the Maximals. He reveres Optimus Primal as a leader, but desperately wants to prove himself as a hero in his own right. He learns much about being a warrior from his fellow Maximals, and after he mutates into his transmetal form in Season 2, Cheetor becomes a successful, self-sufficient fighter. After surviving a feral transformation in the show’s third season, Cheetor takes to teaching two prehistoric children how to use tools, demonstrating his evolution over the course of the series from student to teacher. Although the Maximals now held control of the Grand Mal and the captive sparks, they came under siege from a renewed army of Vehicons—made worse when Rattrap made a misguided attempt to save Botanica by shutting down the fortress's shield, and Optimus had to stop Cheetor telling off the rodent. Fortunately the three of them survived the Grand Mal crashing. The Downward Spiral As with all R.E.D. toys, Cheetor was a Walmart exclusive in Canada and the United States, and was later made available on Hasbro Pulse in limited quantities.

After the Axalon crash-landed on a mysterious planet, the most youthful crew member of the disabled ship chose a cheetah as his new beast form. Impressed with his own appearance, the young 'bot renamed himself Cheetor. Beast Wars (Part 1) Cheetor is the only Maximal Megatron never refers to by name throughout Beast Wars and Beast Machines. Cheetor appeared in the Beast Wars follow-up, Beast Machines. He was a prominent member of the Maximals in that show as well. He was a feature of the IDW comics that started in 2006. Cheetor becomes a big player on the small screen again in the 2018 Transformers: Cyberverse series. He has shorter appearances in shows like Armada, TransTech, Shattered Glass, and Animated (2011.) Though he was never as prominent as he was in Beast Wars, Cheetor never really went away. Transformers has always taken a loose approach to canon, treating its history like a literal toy box. Cheetor isn't among the franchise's favorites, but he's still a likable figure.

Part of a set of four Kabaya candy toys, this version of Cheetor, based on the original toy, is an unpainted and unassembled plastic kit that transforms (and partially re-assembles) from cheetah to robot mode, though much smaller (and cheaper) than the original toy. It is cast entirely in pale yellow and grayish-tan plastics, as are the other three toys in the set: Dinobot, Rattrap, and Terrorsaur. [2] Comic Bom Bom advertisements for the Game Boy Color's Duel Fight Transformers Beast Wars: Beast Warriors' Strongest Decisive Battle feature Cheetor with a completely different (and much happier) head than the version which appeared in the game's instruction manual.This Micro-Changer assortment was the last one to appear at Target, with later waves showing up only at Toys"R"Us or drug/discount stores.