Daingerfield - Inferno/Roadblock Trevor Devall - Alpha Q, Bruticus Maximus/Barricade Michael Dobson - Signal Flare, Starscream Paul Dobson - Rodimus, Superion Maximus/Storm Jet Brian Drummond - Shockblast Tabitha St. Germain - Alexis Ron Halder - Primus, Brian Jones, Padlock Matt Hill - Carlos, Ironhide David Kaye - Megatron/Galvatron Ellen Kennedy - Misha Miramond Terry Klassen - Skyblast, Six Shot Scott McNeil - Jetfire, Omega Supreme, Strongarm Brent Miller - Hot Shot Kirby Morrow - Bradley "Rad" White Colin Murdock - Scorponok, Wing Saber Nicole Oliver - Miranda Jones, Sally Jones Ty Olsson - Downshift Doug Parker - Tidal Wave/Mirage Ward Perry - Landmine Alvin Sanders - Demolishor Tony Sampson - Rhyming Omnicon fanboys Brad Swaile - Kicker Jones French Tickner - Bulkhead Japanese cast (Superlink) The cast of Superlink was: Akira Tomisaka - Alexa Isshin Chiba - SandStorm/SnowStorm, BlastArm, Superion Jin Yamanoi - ShockWave/ShockFleet, Dr. Jones, AirGlide Junichi Endo - Galvatron, Carlos Katsuyuki Konishi - Grand Convoy, OverDrive Kenta Miyake - LandMine, Omega Supreme Koji Yusa - Ironhide/Irontread, Wing Dagger/Wing Saber Kosuke Toriumi - Hot Shot Makoto Yasumura - Red Alert, WheelJack, Bruticus Masataka Nakai - Rad Masumi Asano - Sally, Miranda, Ariel Mitsuo Iwata - Roadbuster Nobuo Tobita - Nightscream, Sprung, Signal Flare, Buildron, Padlock Nobutoshi Kanna - Inferno, Laserwave, Sixshot Nobuyuki Hiyama - Skyfire Ryotaro Okiayu - Rodimus Convoy Tesshō Genda - Primus Yasunori Masutani - MegaZarak Yukiko Tagami - Misha Yūichi Nagashima - AlphaQ, DinoBot Yukie Maeda - AlphaQ (true) Comics Such as with the previous line of Transformers: Armada, the Energon toyline came with its own mini-comic/toy catalogue with a brief five-page story told in multiple languages one after the other; most of them formed parts of an arc, whilst others featured back and forth victories between the Autobots and Decepticons, whilst showcasing the new additions to the line such as the Terrorcons and Omnicons.Energons mainstream comic distribution came courtesy of the former comics giant Dreamwave, taking over their Armada comic title with Issue 18, and written by Simon Furman. But whilst the Armada title had faithfully approached the concepts of the animated series, this title took liberties with the characters and told a far more expansive arc, even incorporating completely new players, such as a member of the High Council type Autobot named Avalon secretly collaborating with Alpha Q, who, like his animated counterpart, had a separate agenda, but it may never be known if