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Short-tempered, grizzled and seemingly older than the AllSpark itself, Ratchet is the team's medic and Optimus Prime's occasional drill sergeant/second-in-command. He's an expert healer, but his bedside manner leaves a lot to be desired. Spend two minutes with Ratchet and you instantly get the sense that this bot's seen it all. Ratchet largely keeps his past to himself, dishing out tantalizing tidbits when he feels the "kids" can handle, or need to handle, some of the truth.
Robot Mode Power
Ratchet has magnetic powers. He can attract and repel any metallic matter or create magnetic force fields. He also uses these powers as the team's medic, reshaping metal and circuitry, patching up any of the Autobots in the field. His talents also make him the team's gadget-head. He can configure any tech they need and even perform robot/vehicle upgrades for all the Autobots.
Voice Actor Bio: Corey Burton began his voice-acting career over 30 years ago, studying the craft of Radio Drama with the legendary Daws Butler (Yogi Bear). The San Fernando Valley native has voiced sound-alikes and original characters for hundreds of entertainment and educational productions and can be heard in any number of characterizations across the U.S. and Canada every day. Additionally, Burton has been a promo announcer for each of the major TV networks and a narrator on an eclectic assortment of documentaries. His TV animation voice credits span several popular Cartoon Network and Nickelodeon series along with Disney and Warner Bros. series. Theatrical film work includes most of Disney Feature Animation’s releases over the past two decades, appearing in the main cast ensemble as Moliere in Atlantis, and Cap’n Hook in Return to Neverland. He is also known for precision A.D.R./looping work featured in many prominent movies, such as E.T., Total Recall and Poltergeist films among others.
Review
After a long hiatus, Ratchet is starting to get some love again. Featured now in the Animated line, his persona is a mix of the G1 medic mixed with some cantankerous Kup. This review covers the figure released that portrays this war veteran and medic. Read Review
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Short-tempered, grizzled and seemingly older than the AllSpark itself, Ratchet is the team's medic and Optimus Prime's occasional drill sergeant/second-in-command. He's an expert healer, but his bedside manner leaves a lot to be desired. Spend two minutes with Ratchet and you instantly get the sense that this bot's seen it all. Ratchet largely keeps his past to himself, dishing out tantalizing tidbits when he feels the "kids" can handle, or need to handle, some of the truth.
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