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"The least likely can be the most dangerous."
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By proving himself on countless missions, he has overcome his lack of size and strength to become the Autobot's top spy. Those who laughed at him, be it friend or foe, now treat him with respect. An eager, good-natured, daring warrior. His turbo-powered backpack, Heli-Pack, has a flying range of 1200 miles. Also serves as an aide in reconnaissance by transmitting pictures back to Bumblebee. It has a maximum speed of 280mph, and can convert to a high-powered air rifle. |
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There are no known variations of Bumblebee.
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Availability: This figure was available in 1990. |
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Goldbug |
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Pretender Classics Bumblebee (1989) |
Generation 2 Bumblebee (1993) |
Go-Bots Bumblebee (1995) |
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Black Bumblebee (2003, Japan) |
Smallest TF Bumblebee (2003, Japan) |
Reissue Bumblebee (2004, Japan) |
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Titanium Bumblebee (2006) |
Classics Bumblebee (2006) |
Robot Heroes Bumblebee (2007) |
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| Name Reuses: The name Bumblebee was reassigned to Movie Bumblebee (2007-2008). | |||
