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Huffer is the name of four fictional characters from the Transformers series. All are Autobots who turn into trucks. Huffer was first introduced in 1984, and was voiced by John Stephenson in the animated series ''The Transformers''. ==Transformers: Generation 1== The toy version of Huffer (Drag in Japan, Turbo in Italy, Whiner ((ロシア語:Нытик, Nytik)) и Russian TV series version) was released from 1984 through 1985 as a Mini-Bot, placing him in the same general size category as Bumblebee, Beachcomber and Powerglide.〔(Huffer (Autobot Mini-Bots, Transformers G1) )〕 Huffer, as described by Bumblebee, looks at the world "''through sludge-colored windshields.''" Huffer is dour. He says very little and when he does speak, it's usually to grumble. Huffer's pessimism extends even to his job specialty. He'll grumble that it can't be done and then build the most complex mechanized fortress imaginable. Sometimes it seems he can whip up a suspension bridge out of bobby pins and glue. Huffer isn't too sociable, but in any sort of difficulty he is absolutely reliable. Optimus Prime knows that Huffer secretly misses Cybertron and longs to return there.〔 〕 A complex system of sensors in his arms allows Huffer to test various materials, some of which he uses in construction, for various properties such as tensile strength, heat resistance, elasticity, etc. Although lacking weapons, he is extremely strong and can lift 40,000 pounds. His mathematical and geometrical abilities exceed those of all the other Autobots and help him in his construction designs.〔(1984 G1 Transformers Autobot: Huffer )〕 Huffer is prone to severe bouts of depression as a result of his homesickness. At these times he is often inconsolable and of little value to the other Autobots. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Huffer (Transformers)」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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