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2002-2008 Don't Call Me Tony Prod. |
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"No obstacle is too great!"
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They are a unique team of Mini-Cons with the ability to combine forces and battle on any terrain. Sand, ice, and mud are no match for this rugged team, and not even the most dangerous weather can hold it back. They are the first line of defense in difficult battle conditions, and the Autobots will fight to the end to keep them out of the hands of Megatron. |
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There are no known variations of Ransack.
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Availability: This figure was available with Dune Runner (2002) and Iceberg (2002) in 2002. This figure was later available exclusively in K-Mart Stores with Gold Optimus Prime (2003), Powerlinx Jetfire (2003), Powerlinx Comettor (2003), Sparkplug (2002), Dune Runner (2002), Iceberg (2002), and Longarm (2002) in 2003. |
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X-Dimension Winch (2003, Japan) |
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| Recolors: This mold was recolored into Armada Cliffjumper (2003), X-Dimension Winch (2003, Japan), Torque (2004, Japan), and Cybertron Payload (2006). | |||
| Remolds: This figure was never remolded. | |||
| Name Reuses: The name Ransack was reassigned from Decepticon Ransack (1985) and Generation 2 Ransack (1994) and was later reassigned to Transformers: Universe Ransack (2004) and Cybertron Ransack (2005). | |||
