| Autobots |
He's a hot muscle car, and also the Autobot who's been on Earth the longest. So he knows humans best, which helps explains why he's so serious about looking after Raf. Bumblebee's voicebox was damaged on Cybertron, so he "talks" in bleeps and blurts. He may make mistakes, but he's eager to please Optimus Prime. |
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Bumblebee Toy Information
Name | Bumblebee |
Release Status | Released |
| Release Date | November 2011 (2011) |
| Wave | Transformers Prime Deluxe Wave 1 |
| Original Price | $12.99 |
| Size Class | Deluxe |
| Suggested Age | 5+ |
| Assortment Number | 36465 |
| Product Number | 36484 |
| UPC | 653569663560 |
| Reuses | Prime Bumblebee (NYCC 2011), Prime Japan First Edition Bumblebee, Prime Bumblebee (VS Pack) |
| Filed Under | TF Prime FE Autobots |
| Additional Themes | Bumblebee, Transformers Prime |
Bumblebee Parts Information
Figure Type | Car |
| Figure Color | Yellow/Gold |
| Gun | Grey/Silver |
Bumblebee Additional Info
In the encore broadcast of Transformers Prime episode 53, Darkmount NV, one of the "Autobit" captions revealed that Frank Welker read actual dialog for Bumblebee, which was later dubbed over with his beeps by the sound team. So while Bumblebee does not speak for the majority of the show and Frank Welker is not credited as Bumblebee's voice, Frank does in fact put the words in the mouth of Bumblebee in a very unusual fashion.
In Deadlock and Predacons Rising, Bumblebee regains the ability to speak, and is voiced by Will Friedle.
Contributors: Jose Lopez, Tim Formas Joe Moore
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