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Following the quantum surge, Rattrap gained the advantage of a meched-out armor shell and a swift dragster vehicle mode. A top-notch soldier, his fellow Maximals rely on his reconnaissance reports to locate enemy outposts. The new hot rod mode has increased his speed and agility on the battlefield, and a powerful, battle-whip blade that he wields while in robot mode has made him a powerful adversary to all Predacons. |
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Speed
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There are no known variations of Rattrap.
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Availability: This figure was available in Japan in 1998. |
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Additional Versions of Rattrap: |
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Rattrap
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Transmetal
Rattrap (1998) |
Wal*Mart
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Transmetal Rattrap (2000) |
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Rattrap (2000) |
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10th Anniversary Rattrap (2006) |
Botcon 2006 Rattrap (2006) |
Robot Heroes Rattrap (2008) |
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| Recolors: This mold was recolored from Transmetal Rattrap (1998), Wal*Mart Exclusive Rattrap (1999), and was later colored into Fox Kids Transmetal Rattrap (2000) and 10th Anniversary Rattrap (2006). | |||
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| Name Reuses: The name Rattrap was never reassigned. | |||
