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"Today's Autobots are tomorrow's scrap metal."
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Ravage operates best alone. A creature of the night. Craftiest of all Decepticons. Adept at devising deadly new strategies. Remains aloof from others, but his deeds command their respect. Can virually escape detection -- emits an electromagnetic emmission shield, has soundless walk, disappears in subdued light or shadow. Carries 2 powerful heat-seeking missiles. Light-sensitive. Can be blinded. |
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| Rub Symbols: Ravage was available without (1984) or with a rub symbol (1985+). |
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Availability: This figure was available with Rumble (1984) in 1984-1986. This figure was later reissued with Soundblaster (1987, Japan) and a variant version of Buzzsaw (1984) in Japan in 2005. This figure was reissued exclusively at Toys R Us stores with Classics Soundwave (2007) and Laserbeak (1984) in 2007. |
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Metals
Ravage (1999) |
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Tripredacus Agent (2001) |
Smallest TF Ravage (2003, Japan) |
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| Recolors: This mold was recolored into Howlback (2005, Japan) and Glit (2006, Japan). | |||
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| Name Reuses: The name Ravage was modified and reassigned to Battle Ravage (2004-2006). | |||
