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Snarl is seldom seen until the instant he attacks. His camouflage coloring allows him to sneak into Predacon base-camps undetected. Powerful legs give him the ability to lunge forward to attack startled enemies, and in robot mode he can jump straight up to escape incoming missile fire. Snarl is a fearless fighter whose gnashing, serrated teeth and razor-sharp claws are enough to fend off would-be attackers. if they know what's good for them! |
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Speed
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Endurance
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Courage
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There are no known variations of Snarl.
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Notes |
Availability: This figure was available in 1997. This figure was available as Tasmania Kid individually or with Beast Wars Second Dirge (1998, Japan) in Japan in 1998. |
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Additional Versions of Snarl: There are no additional versions of Snarl. |
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| Recolors: This mold was recolored as Bound Rogue (2004, Japan) | |||
| Remolds: This figure was never remolded. | |||
| Name Reuses: The name Snarl was reassigned from the Autobot Snarl (1985-1993) and was later reassigned to Beast Machines Snarl (2000), Cybertron Snarl (2005), Classics Snarl (2007), Animated Snarl (2008), and Robot Heroes Snarl (2009). | |||
