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"Beauty is in everything except war."
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On Cybertron, his buildings are considered works of art. On Earth, his ideas are limited by war. Takes pride in his work, prone to severe depression if they're destroyed in battle. As crane, can lift up a 35-ton object and position it with precision and grace. As robot, has high-temperature arc-welder rifle... can launch rockets 4.5 miles from wrist sockets. Prone to breakdown in vehicle mode. |
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Intelligence
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Speed
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There are no known variations of Grapple
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Availability: This figure was available in 1985. He was later reissued in Japan in 2001 and exclusively in Toys R Us stores in 2004. |
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| Recolors: This mold was recolored into Load Hauler (2003, Japan) and slightly recolored into Commemorative Series VI Grapple (2004). | ||
| Remolds: This figure was remolded into Inferno (1985), Generation 2 Inferno (1993), and Commemorative Series V Inferno (2003). It was also remolded into Artfire (1987, Japan). | ||
| Name Reuses: The name Grapple has never be reassigned. | ||
