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"The only point I like in Autobots: melting
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Laserbeak takes pleasure in hunting his prey -- usually the straggling survivors of a battle. Noticeably not brave. Will run for safety if threatened. Flies at speeds up to 250mph. Uses two independently targetable laser cannons with extreme precision to get information from capitves. Shortage of ruby crystals that powers the lasers can panic his systems into shutting down. |
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Rub Symbols:
Laserbeak was available without (1984) or with a rub symbol (1985+). |
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Availability: This figure was available with Frenzy (1984) in 1984-1986. This figure was reissued in Japan with Soundwave (1984) in 2003. This figure was reissued exclusively at Toys R Us stores with Classics Soundwave (2007) and Ravage (1984) in 2007. |
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Botcon 2006 Laserbeak (2006) |
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| Recolors: This mold was recolored into Buzzsaw (1984), Garboil (2005, Japan), and Sundor (2006, Japan). | |||||||||
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| Name Reuses: The name Laserbeak was reassigned to Armada Laserbeak (2002)and Cybertron Laserbeak (2006). The name Laserbeak was modified and reassigned to Beast Wars Lazorbeak (1997). | |||||||||
