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As a warrior on the Cybertrons' traffic riot squad, his powerful hook can snag, lift and carry anything from a car to a bullet train. He especially hates illegal parking and cracks down on it severely. Wrecker freely uses his fantastic strength to pound his opponents. |
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There are no known variations of Wrecker Hook.
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Availability: This figure was available exclsuvely in Daiei stores in Japan in 2000 with the purchase of Build King (2000, Japan). |
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Additional Versions of Wrecker Hook: |
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Tow-Line
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| Recolors: This mold was recolored from Machine Wars Hoist (1997), Machine Wars Hubcap (1997), and was later recolored into Tow-Line (2001) and Robotmasters Wreckerhook (2004, Japan). |
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| Name Reuses: The name Wrecker Hook was reassigned to Robotmasters Wreckerhook (2004, Japan). | |||
