The History of Female Transformersさんのイラストまとめ

Happy Friday & trans day of visibility! The female character of the week is Lug!

She’s the small, more disciplined counterpart to her conjunx endura Anode, but make no mistake, Lug still has an adventurer’s spark.
Her mind is sharp, her will is steel and she’s ready for action!

Happy Friday! The female character of the week is Twirl!

Twirl definitely isn’t the textbook definition of a Decepticon. She gets her fun through parties and dancing rather than world domination.
But don’t let that happy-go-lucky exterior fool you, she can still kick tailpipe!

There are also full color covers from the unpublished issues 11 & 12 that are available online (2004)

Dreamwave’s “The Route of All Evil”, the tenth comic issue from their Generation One continuity, would introduce the original Female Autobots as agents of the Quintessons (2004)

Happy Friday! The female character of the week is Crystal Widow!

A hopeless ex-Decepticon with a special power she keeps hidden, Crystal Widow owns a quaint spot on the outskirts of Axiom Nexus called Widow’s Cafe Cybertronian which provides a safe place for those just like her.

Happy Friday! The female character of the week is Roadmaster!

Roadmaster was created by Alex Milne as one of the Camiens serving aboard the Vis Vitalis. She was designed to be big & intimidating like Ultra Magnus and in IDW2 she’s even depicted as the warden of The White Tower.

Happy Friday! The female character of the week is Flowspade!

Though originally meant to infiltrate Megaempress’ ranks as a spy, Flowspade quickly became her most loyal warrior.
She is powerful and cunning, using her Tornado Cutter and ninja abilities to protect her team.

James Roberts and Jack Lawrence found inspiration in Raider of the Lost Ark’s opening scene for Anode’s alt mode (2016-2020)

There’s an all-female team of dinosaur Transformers created by Matt Frank called the Raptoricons.
Thrashclaw, Slice, Gnash, and Shred all represent different interpretations of dromaeosaurs from popular media. From scales to feathers, they cover a lot of ground! (2016)