Dai Atlas

Dai Atlas is a fictional character from the various Transformers universes.Transformers character
name =Dai Atlas


caption =Dai Atlas from Transformers: Zone deletable image-caption
affiliation =Autobot
subgroup =Powered Masters
rank =10
function =Autobot Commander
partner =
motto =
alternatemodes =Cybertronian Jet/Drill Tank/Micromaster base
series =
voiceby =Yūsaku Yara (Japanese)

Transformers: Generation 1

Dai Atlas is the leader of the Autobots (Cybertrons in Japan) in the series , which was cancelled after one episode. Dai Atlas can transform into a jet mode, to land mode with a drill-honed tank and into a base to accommodate the Autobot Micromasters.

Transformers: Zone (1990)

Following on from , the mysterious three-faced insectoid being, Violenjiger dispatches the nine "Great Decepticon Generals" - Devastator, Menasor, Bruticus, Trypticon, Predaking, Abominus, King Poseidon, Overlord and BlackZarak - to acquire "Zone Energy," destroying the planet Feminia to obtain the world's store. Caught in the destruction of the planet, Victory Saber is rescued by Dai Atlas. On Earth he and Sonic Bomber are confronted by Devastator King Poseidon Predaking and Trypticon. In an underground fight Dai Atlas tosses Devastator into magma, but he and Sonic Bomber are nearly killed by Trypticon when they are protecting the Zone Energy. Taking a risk, Dai Atlas releases the energy, which powers him and Sonic Bomber up to point where they're able to effortlessly kill the Decepticons. Dai Altas is appointed the new Autobot commander at the conclusion of the episode.

Battlestars: Return of Convoy

Although "Zone" would prove to be the last Japanese-exclusive G1 series, Dai Atlas returned briefly in the "Battlestars" manga, which followed up Zone. Under attack by the forces of the mysterious Dark Nova, Atlas entrusted Sky Garry and his Battlestars with the task of resurrecting the greatest Autobot of all - Optimus Prime, even going so far as to appoint him as temporary Supreme Commander.

Dreamwave Productions

Dai Atlas would receive an unusual reference in issue 10 of Dreamwave Productions' Generation One series - their last before going out of business. In Megatron's flashback he describes discovering a cavern in a forbidden zone on Cybertron, which revealed that the history of the Transformers was far different than previously thought. One of the statues over the entrance seen is clearly Dai Atlas, with the other being Deszaras.

Toys

*Transformers: Universe King Atlas:The character King Atlas was released as an homage of Dai Atlas.