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2002-2008 Don't Call Me Tony Prod. |
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A quantum surge has rocked the world of the Transformers, and now the evil infantry commander, Scavenger, has become a meched-out fire ant with awesome drilling power. Two spinning augers drill into the earth while bladed wheels thrust him forward, providing a perfect method of ambush attack and reconnaissance. One of the Maximal's most dangerous enemies Scavenger's goal is to make every Maximal unable to set foot outside without thinking twice about what might suddenly burst from underground. |
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Intelligence
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Speed
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Endurance
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Availability: This figure was available in 1998. Metals Inferno was available individually or with Metals Depth Charge (1999, Japan) in Japan in 1999. |
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Additional Versions of Scavenger: There are no additional versions of Scavenger. In Japan, Scavenger is the Transmetal incarnation of Inferno (1996). |
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| Remolds: This figure was never remolded. | |||
| Name Reuses: The name Scavenger was reassigned from the Decepticon Scavenger (1985-2007) and was later reassigned to Beast Machines Scavenger (2000), Robots In Disguise Scavenger (2002), and Armada Scavenger (2002). | |||
