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The result of an experiment gone awry, Rampage is an evil titan devoid of mercy. Calculating and fearsome, he is a legend among Cybertrons, and it is rumored that his spark cannot be extinguished. In king crab mode Rampage uses his hulking claws to generate colossal tidal waves, induce earthquakes, and trigger landslides. Though his bulk hinders his overall dexterity, Rampage makes good use of his impenetrable armor and multi-weapons arsenal in crab, tank, and robot modes. Galva-conductors on his back channel deadly electric currents that he disperses at will. Rampage customarily activates his gatling cannon to finish off his enemies in a deluge of cluster missiles. All Cybertrons fear his unmatched aggression. |
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Availability: This figure was available in 1998. Metals Rampage was available individually or with Metals Silverbolt (1999, Japan) in Japan in 1999. |
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Additional Versions of Rampage: There are no additional versions of Rampage. |
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| Recolors: This mold was recolored into Botcon Exclusive Shokaract (2000). | |||
| Remolds: This figure was never remolded. | |||
| Name Reuses: The name Rampage was reassigned from Rampage (1986-2008) and was later reassigned to Micron Legend Rampage (2003, Japan) and Movie Rampage (2009). | |||
