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"There are no rules on the road - only the victors
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By far the most agile of the land based generals, the Vehicon Thrust is a lethal adversary against any Maximal. Extreme speed and shrewd handling make him a hard target. Subdued personality is a mystery - disposition reeks of a "rebel without a cause". The only general not intimidated by Megatron - always seems to know the correct thing to say. It is rumored that he hosts the Spark of former Predacon Waspinator. Outfitted with an enormous amount of firepower; fires energy pulses by spinning his front wheel while popping a wheelie. In robot mode, one arm functions as a rapid fire energy pulse weapon, the other a grappling hook. Cares for nothing but himself; often heard muttering the nihilistic phrase "To think is to say no." |
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There are no known variations of Thrust.
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Availability: This figure was available in 2000. |
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| Waspinator (1996) |
Transmetal Waspinator (1998) |
Fox
Kids Waspinator (1999) |
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| McDonald's Happy Meal Thrust (2000) |
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Wars Returns Thrust (2005, Japan) |
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10th Anniversary Waspinator (2006) |
Botcon 2006 Waspinator (2006) |
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| Remolds: This figure was never remolded. | |||
| Name Reuses: The name Thrust was reassigned from the Decepticon Thrust (1985-2007) and Beast Wars Second Thrust (1998) and was later reassigned to Armada Thrust (2003) and Cybertron Thrust (2006). | |||
