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"Destroy and conquer!"
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The ultimate in destruction Mini-Cons, this team creates chaos wherever it goes. Cutting, drilling, and rolling into action, they are able to take on any Transformer. They have incredible individual strength and the awesome ability to attach to the helicopter, Cyclonus, to maximize their fighting power. Cyclonus has figured out how to use these demolition-driven Mini-cons to create the most damage possible. |
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There are no known variations of Buzzsaw.
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Availability: This figure was available with Drill Bit (2002) and Dualor (2002) in 2002. |
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Itoykado Wheel (2003, Japan) |
White Wheel (2003, Japan) |
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| Recolors: This mold was recolored into X-Dimension Wheel (2003, Japan), Itoykado Wheel (2003, Japan), White Wheel (2003, Japan), Jusco Wheel (2003, Japan), Road Wrecker Buzzsaw (2003), Zigzag (2005, Japan), and Landslide (2006). | |||
| Remolds: This figure was never remolded. | |||
| Name Reuses: The name Buzzsaw was reassigned from Decepticon Buzzsaw (1984), Beast Wars Buzz Saw (1996) and Beast Machines Buzzsaw (2000), and was later reassigned to Cybertron Buzzsaw (2005). | |||
