Sky Lynx is the Autobot transport who delivers Optimus Prime's team to Tokyo-3 in the crossover manga Transformers Mode "EVA". Touching down in his space shuttle mode just as an Angel closes on the city, he serves as the bridge between the Transformers and Evangelion worlds.
Sky Lynx never appears in the crossover's artwork; the first chapter only mentions him. In his home franchise he is a mechanical creature suggesting a robotic dinobird, able to split off a lynx-shaped section of himself that later recombines with the rest. Japanese materials render his name as スカイリンクス.
As an Angel advances on Tokyo-3, Sky Lynx arrives on Earth in shuttle configuration with a full team of Autobots riding inside him. His transport role explains why the story includes him despite leaving him undrawn: within the Transformers franchise he is the natural choice for ferrying his comrades across space.

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Sky Lynx transforms into a space shuttle capable of carrying passengers between worlds, the mode he uses to fly the Autobots to Tokyo-3 in the crossover manga Transformers Mode "EVA."
No, Sky Lynx is not a Predacon. In the crossover manga Transformers Mode "EVA," he belongs to the Autobots, listed under the Autobot-NERV faction.
Sky Lynx is the Autobot who transports Optimus Prime's team to Earth in the crossover manga Transformers Mode "EVA," touching down in shuttle mode just as an Angel closes on Tokyo-3.
Sky Lynx never appears in the crossover's artwork; the first chapter only mentions him, since his transport role explains his inclusion despite being undrawn.
Beyond his shuttle mode, Sky Lynx can divide his body, detaching a lynx-shaped section that later recombines with the rest of him.
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