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"Strike when their backs are turned!"
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Considered the sneakiest Decepticon to ever fly in the sky. Pulls practical jokes on fellow fighter planes. Low intelligence makes him prone to accidents and occasional mid-air collisions. Instant conversion capabilities allow for immediate battle-ready status. |
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There are no known variations of this figure.
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Availability: This figure was available in 1997. | ||
| Additional Versions of Skywarp: | |||
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| Skywarp (1984) |
Decoy Skywarp (1986) |
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Smallest TF Skywarp (2003, Japan) |
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Masters Skywarp (2005, Japan) |
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Classics Skywarp (2006) |
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| Recolors: This mold was recolored into Machine Wars Thundercracker (1997), Beast Wars Second Dirge (1998, Japan), Skyfire (2001), Wing Stun (2004, Japan), and Botcon 2006 Waspinator (2006). | |||
| Remolds: This figure was never remolded. | |||
| Name Reuses: The name Skywarp was reassigned to Beast Wars Second Skywarp (1998), Armada Skywarp (2003-2005), and Cybertron Skywarp (2006). | |||
