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"Where there's smoke, there's me."
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The hotter things get, the better he likes it, and this goes for fires AND fights! Inferno can do anything Earth fire trucks can in vehicular Mode, but is often distracted from performing his job to engage in combat. His great strength is thanks to his ceramic-plated armored skin that can withstand 8000 degrees Celsius. He also has an extinguisher rifle that shoots flame-suppressing foam, an energy dampening beam to counter other beams, and forearms that shoot missiles. Unfortunately, he doesn't follow orders well and isn't very mobile as a robot. |
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Speed
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Endurance
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There are no known variations of Inferno.
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Availability: This figure was available in 1993. | ||||
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Decoy Inferno (1986) |
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| Recolors: This mold was recolored from Inferno (1985) and was later colored into Commemorative Series V Inferno (2003). | |||||
| Remolds: This figure was remolded into Grapple (1985), Artfire (1987, Japan), Load Hauler (2003, Japan), and Commemorative Series VI Autobot Grapple (2004). | |||||
| Name Reuses: The name Inferno was reassigned to Beast Wars Inferno (1996), Armada Inferno (2003-2004), and Energon Inferno (2004). | |||||
