In season 3, after learning that she is a part Cybertronian, Sari gains the ability to shoot energy bolts/blasts from her hands. She does however possess the AllSpark Key, which is for all intents and purposes a cure-all for whatever problem the Autobots are facing - it can repair them, activate machines, change the function of machines, whatever is required of the situation. In the first two seasons, Sari is for all intents and purposes a normal human girl. She can however assist them in the fight since season 3. She is constantly looking to help the Autobots in the battles, which is (to his exasperation) almost always refused by the latter. When her father is kidnapped in La Garde d'Elite, she spends large sums of money on society trying to find him. Despite her age, Sari is often very protective of her father and the Autobots, who are her only true friends and family. Nevertheless, she has a good heart and a strong sense of humor. She can sometimes behave in excessive proportions, such as when she tries to sabotage the Autobot ship to prevent them from leaving. Sari is a sweet and smart girl, but rather immature and rarely obedient. She bonded with the Autobots and Teen Titans well. Sari is feisty, kind, loyal, jolly, honourable, and clever. Teenage Sari in her Human/ Cybertronian hybrid armor. Sari acts as the unofficial ambassador to the planet Earth for the Autobots, cluing them in on such alien concepts as junk food, school, sleep, popularity, shopping, belching contests, fashion and the dreaded tow away zones.Īfter discovering that she is a techno-organic Transformer, her alternate modes are Human/Cybertronian hybrid Techno-organic being (with a robotic armored/cybernetic form). She can sense when they’re in danger and when Decepticons are near. It also provides Sari with an almost psychic connection to the Autobots.
Wearing it on a chain around her neck, Sari can use the Key to absorb the AllSpark energy and store it like a battery, providing an emergency power supply and healing source for the Autobots in battle. Call it an accident or call it destiny, but the AllSpark projected part of itself onto Sari in the form of the Key. But it scanned something else first: an organic life form-specifically, a pre-pubescent girl who was hanging around her father’s robotics factory. When they first awakened on Earth, the AllSpark scanned for technology that would allow the Autobots to blend in with their environment. Sari is also integral to the survival of the Autobots. As a result, she was raised largely by his domestic robot drones, whom little Sari came to love as deeply as any parent, nanny, teddy bear and/or imaginary friend. Obsessed by his work, Sumdac had little time for Sari growing up. As the adopted daughter of robotics magnate Isaac Sumdac, Sari lived a sheltered life until she met the Autobots. She also owns a scooter which can transform into a jet pack.Īppearance Voice actor: Tara Strong (English), Satomi Akesaka (Japanese)Īlthough Sari is one hundred percent human, she’s an “honorary” Autobot. Since discovering her true origin, she has absorbed the power of her AllSpark-powered Key to gain Cybertronian abilities such as enhanced strength, speed, and the ability to create destructive spheres of energy with her hands, as well as the ability to transform into an armored form with a huge selection of weapons. Hence, the AllSpark viewed her with great regard, bestowing upon her a key with miraculous powers (though her guardian, the robotic dog Sparkplug), thought it was just another chew toy). It was believed that Sari was a normal human, until it was revealed that she was made from a protoform and her father's DNA.
In fact, she's become very possessive of all her robotic friends. Fortunately, she has Bumblebee, Bulkhead and Beast Boy to help with that, and she claims that 'Bee is the best friend she's ever had. She's just never known what it's like to be around other kids. She's curious, excitable, adventurous, and knows that crying can sometimes get her what she wants.
Despite this, she doesn't seem like a shut-in. She spent all her time within her father's laboratories, receiving her education from robots. Sari Sumdac (サリ・サムダック, Sari Samudakku), the techno-organic daughter of robotics genius Isaac Sumdac, used to not get out much.
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