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"Vengeance is an excuse for failure. I do
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scourge is a no-nonsense field commander. Formed during the creation of the Decepticons when Megatron scanned both a tanker truck and Optimus Prime. Because of this mix-up, Scourge resents the Autobots and especially their leader. He's cunning, dangerous and cruel -- if there is any Autobot goodness within his circuits, he covers it up as acts of destruction. His battle station is a fully loaded weapon and high-tech equipment arsenal. Furiously wields his signature sword in battle. |
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Black Convoy:
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Availability: This figure was available exclusively from Toys R Us stores in 2002. This figure was available in Japan in 2000. |
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Destructicon Scourge (2003) |
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| Recolors: This mold was recolored from Laser Optimus Prime (1995) and was later colored into Laser Ultra Magnus (2006, Japan). | ||
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Name Reuses: The name Scourge was reassigned from the Decepticon Scourge (1986-2006) and Beast Wars Scourge (1999) and was later reassigned to Grand Scourge (2004, Japan) and Cybertron Scourge (2005-2006). In Japan, Scourge was the name given to Nemesis Prime (2003). |
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