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"Wisdom is the perfect complement to recklessness."
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After a tragic betrayal, a young Maximal warrior's life-force was nearly extinguished. A hardened veteran of the Great War voluntarily donated his withering Spark to save the mortally wounded youth. The resulting fusion mutated and merged the two forms to create a new breed of warrior. Now possessing a unique binary-Spark system, Windrazor strives to bring an end to the conflict raging across Cybertron. He possesses twin shoulder-mounted rocket launchers that quickly bring down his enemies. Windrazor also possesses the wit and wisdom of a battle-worn soldier and the youthful energy of a child. This deadly combination makes him a fierce and dangerous fighter in the war that ravages Cybertron and the rest of the universe. |
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There are no known variations of Windrazor.
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Availability: This figure was available exclusively at Botcon 1999. |
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Additional Versions of Windrazor: There are no additional versions of Windrazor. |
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| Recolors: This mold was recolored from Fuzor Silverbolt (1998). | |||
| Remolds: This figure was never remolded. | |||
| Name Reuses: The name Windrazor was reassigned from the Decepticon Windrazor (1993) and was later reassigned to Energon Windrazor (2005) and Micron Booster Windrazor (2007, Japan). | |||
