Safety
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- Safety is an Autobot from the Operation Combination portion of the Generation 1 continuity family.
Safety (セーフティ Sēfuti) is a member of the Guard City team, the main force in the war against the invading Decepticon forces led by Scrash.
Their job on the team is, unshockingly, to tend to the injured and heal their wounds.
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Fiction
Operation Combination story pages
Safety served as a limb for Guard City. Big Pinch, Autobots! The Decepticons' Attack on Earth! Conclusion
15 Go! Go!
Safety and Fly-Up rushed to the aid of an injured Teletraan 15, whose arm had been torn off (well, bitten off) by Galvatron. Galvatron Volume 2
Metrowars
As part of Guard City, Safety performed repairs on Scramble City in the wake of a Decepticon attack. Metrowars
Toys
Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers
- Guard City (Multi-pack, 1992)
- ID number: TF-04
- Accessories: Twin-barrel cannon, pistol
- Released in the Operation Combination portion of the original Takara, Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers toyline,Safety is a redeco of the original First Aid, transforming into a Datsun Vanette C120 ambulance. The figure is almost identical to First Aid, save for an orange chestplate and slightly different robot mode stickers. Since Safety uses the Scramble City style of combination, they can form the limb of any super robot combination, though their normal placement is as the left leg of Guard City.
- Safety was only available as a part of the complete Guard City box set, along with Fire Chief, Fly-Up, Sparkride, and Streetstar. As one of the very last releases of the Japanese Transformers line, at a time when pretty much everyone had stopped buying Transformers, even a loose set of the team can demand prices over a thousand dollars.
Notes
- None of the Guard City components were given individual bios. This was actually very common by this point in the Takara Transformers line, which was loaded up with multi-packs (mainly of Micromasters) where the singular on-package bio would cover the entire team, and there was very little fiction to even attempt to highlight anyone beyond "hey cool robot that fights good".
