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"To stop me, you have to catch me first."
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A show off... proud that he's one of few Autobots that can fly. Incredible maneuverability... delights in displaying his dazzling aerial virtuousity, to friends or foes... just wants their appreciation of his talent. Cruises at 500mph... can increase power output and speed to 3200mph for short periods. Carries small concussion bombs... shoots thermal beam as plane and robot. Gets into more troubles with enemy planes thanhe can handle. |
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Reissue Powerglide: (2004, Japan) |
Robot Mode | Vehicle Mode |
Notes |
Availability: This figure was available in 1985-1986. This figure was later reissued with Gears (1984), Huffer (1984), Cosmos (1985), Warparh (1985), and Reissue Bumblebee (2004, Japan) in Japan in 2004. |
| Additional Versions of Powerglide: There are no additional versions of Powerglide. | |
| Recolors: This mold was recolored into E-Hobby Bad Boy (2004, Japan). | |
| Remolds: This figure was never remolded. | |
| Name Reuses: The name Powerglide name was never reassigned. |
