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"Only in war is there happiness."
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An unhappy loner of few words and fewer opinions, Snarl only finds joy in the heat of battle. He hates his Dinobot form and longs to return to Cybertron. His tail can shatter 20 foot cubes of concrete and his armored hide resists most missiles, but he is vulnerable to nighttime attacks because he gets his strength from the sun. The large golden plates on his spinal assembly are solar collectors that he uses to collect the sun's rays in order to increase his power. He is generally considered slow and receives little help from others because of his own uncooperative nature. |
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Intelligence
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Speed
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Endurance
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Courage
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9
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4
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Green Version:
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Gray Version:
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A gray version of Snarl was also released in 1993.
It's colors match the 1985 version and it as a G2 sigil stamped on it's leg. |
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Notes |
Availability: This figure was available in 1993. |
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| Additional Versions of Snarl: |
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| Snarl |
Decoy |
Actionmaster Snarl (1990) |
Dinobots Snarl (2003) |
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| Recolors: Thi mold was recolored from Snarl (1985). | ||||
| Remolds: This figure was never remolded. | ||||
| Name Reuses: The name Snarl was reassigned to Beast Wars Snarl (1997), Beast Machines Snarl (2000), Cybertron Snarl (2005), Classics Snarl (2007), Animated Snarl (2008), and Robot Heroes Snarl (2009). | ||||