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"The road to ruin is short when I'm driving."
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Perhaps Megatron's most horrific invention ever is his army of programmable drones which unquestionably serve his every wish. Falling under Tankor's charge of specialized tank drones, Scavenger's application is focused on one thing: brute force. Heavy armor makes Scavenger practically unstoppable. Galva-conductors on his back channel deadly electric currents. Enjoys nothing more than getting out and wrecking something. |
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Intelligence
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Speed
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Endurance
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Rank
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Courage
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Firepower
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Variations |
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There are no known variations of Scavenger.
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Availability: This figure was available in 2000. |
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Additional Versions of Scavenger: There are no additional versions of Scavenger. |
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| Recolors: This mold was recolored into Robots In Disguise Scavenger (2002). | |||
| Remolds: This figure was never remolded. | |||
| Name Reuses: The name Scavenger was reassigned from the Decepticon Scavenger (1985-2007), Beast Wars Scavenger (1998), Robots In Disguise Scavenger (2002), and Armada Scavenger (2002). | |||
