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Pretender |
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"Among the winners, there is no room for the
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A raging, reckless robot. The most fearsome and powerful Dinobot ever. Particularly nasty when he's reminded that he now resembles a human. Outer shell equipped with jet pack and atom smashing submachine gun that pierces all forms of armor and eats away enemy fortifications. Inner robot armed with double-barrelled, self-propelled rocket launcher. In dinosaur mode, serrated steel jaws can tear through solid rock. Jet boosters in legs also provide flight capabilities. |
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"Among the winners, there is no room for the
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A raging, reckless robot. The most fearsome and powerful Dinobot ever. Very strong and very stupid. Easily angered. Power pistons in legs enable him to produce small earthquakes when he stamps his feet. Also armed with serrated steel jaws that can tear through solid rock. In robot mode equipped with double-barrelled, self-propelled rocket launcher. Also armed with heat ray beams in eyes that can turn hardened steel into molten metal. Jet boosters in legs provide flight capabilities. |
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There are no known variations of Grimlock.
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Availability: This figure was available in 1989. The inner robot was also sold separately exclusively at K-Mart in 1989. | ||
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Decoy |
Actionmaster |
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2 Grimlock (1993) |
Beast
Wars Grimlock (1997) |
Dinobots Grimlock (2003) |
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Alternators Grimlock (2005) |
Titanium Grimlock (2006) |
Classics Grimlock (2006) |
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Robot Heroes Grimlock (2007) |
Titanium War Within Grimlock (2008) |
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| Recolors: This mold was never recolored. | |||
| Remolds: This figure was never remolded. | |||
Name Reuses: The name Grimlock was reassigned to Robots In Disguise Grimlock (2001-2003), Energon Grimlock (2004), and Animated Grimlock (2008). It is also hinted that the character T-Wrecks (2000) may be the Autobot Grimlock. |
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