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Following the quantum surge, Rhinox emerged in the form of a massive mechanized rhinoceros. He soon discovered that his new beast structure gave him an added conversion: a heavy treaded all-terrain vehicle. To a big, powerful and slow Maximal like Rhinox, the enhanced mobility is like a dream come true. He perfected new battle moves like pulling wheelies and devastating Predacons at high speed. Also, a new animalized robot mode improves his fluidity and skill on the battlefield. |
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Speed
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There are no known variations of Rhinox.
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Availability: This figure was available in 2000. |
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| Additional Versions of Rhinox: |
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| Rhinox (1996) |
Transmetal Rhinox (1998) |
Fox
Kids Rhinox (1999) |
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| Tankor (2000) |
McDonald's Happy Meal Tankor (2000) |
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Wars Returns Tankor (2005, Japan) |
10th Anniversary Rhinox (2006) |
Botcon 2006 Rhinox (2006) |
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| Recolors: This mold was recolored from Transmetal Rhinox (1998). | |||
| Remolds: This figure was remolded into Armada Rhinox (2003). | |||
| Name Reuses: The name Rhinox was never reassigned. | |||
