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"Maintain your balance and the rest will
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Following his death at the end of the Beast Wars, Tigatron was reborn with Vok-enhanced powers and has returned to earth to aid his new commander, Primal Prime, in preventing the undead Tarantulas from succeeding in his evil plans. In his Transmetal beast mode, Tigatron can use his rocket packs to cruise at 400 km/hr up to a 4000 km range. His keen sense can zero in on a mouse's vital signs at a distance of 20 km. In robot mode, Tigatron can use his deadly attack, Nature's Fury, which channels his Vok energies into a single devastating blast, breaking down matter at a molecular level. His twin cryo-blasters can instantly freeze both organic and metallic material to the millikelvin range, making tissue and armor alike extremely brittle and susceptible to fracture. |
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9.0
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There are no known variations of Tigatron.
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Availability: This figure was available exclusively at Botcon 2001. | ||
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Tigatron
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Tigerhawk
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Botcon 2006 Tigatron (2006) |
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| Recolors: This mold was recolored from Metals Ravage (1999, Japan). | |||
| Remolds: This figure was remolded from Transmetal Cheetor (1998), Fox Kids Transmetal Cheetor (1999), and Armada Cheetor (2003). | |||
| Name Reuses: The name Tigatron was modified and reassigned to Go-Bots Tigertron (2003). | |||
