Mudflap is the name of three fictional characters in the Transformers series. Mudflap transforms into a construction crane. In the Japanese version of the series; Transformers: Galaxy Force, the character is called Demolishor. In the cartoon, Mudflap was originally one of the Autobot civilian refugees hiding on Earth. Disgruntled with having to exist in secret amongst the lowly human race and stopping at traffic lights, Mudflap was sought out...
While Sam and Mikaela are being hunted by 12 or 13 Decepticons on their way t...
Skids knocks Mudflap around in their hanger in Diego Garcia and takes the gre...
Mudflaped gets sucked up to Devastator's vortex. He hangs on the rim for a mo...
After being swallowed by Devastator, Mudflap busts out of Devastator through ...
Leo walks back to the group during their strategy session. The twins give him...
The Autobots are hiding from the police by hanging on the side of a wall in a...
Devistator fires on the twins hitting them. Mudflap crashes to the ground.
The twins, Skids, Mudflap have this as a slogan written on them when combined...
The scenes switch from a toxic spill evacuation in Shanghai, to NEST Command ...
Jetfire tries to exit the museum by blowing up the hanger doors, but the miss...
When Leo sees himself on TV as part of a law enforcement dragnet, he freaks a...
Leo rejoins the group after he regains his composure.
Skids and Mudflap get caught up in the frustration of not finding anything af...
The twins spot the second Decepticon and join Arcee who's already in pursuit.
Skids and Mudflap rolling as an ice cream truck, crash during the chase of Si...
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