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"Conquest is made of the ashes of one's enemies."
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Seeks to replace Megatron as leader. Ruthless, cold-blooded, cruel... considers himself the most sophisticated and handsome of Decepticons. Believes Decepticons should rely more on guile and speed rather than brute force to defeat Autobots. Fastest flyer of group, can reach Mach 2.8 and an altitude of 52 miles. Shoots cluster bombs and null-rays which disrupts the flow of electricity. Very good at what he does, but sometimes overrates himself. |
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There are no known variations of Starscream.
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Availability: This figure was available in exclusively in Toys R Us stores in 2003. | ||
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Starscream (1984) |
Decoy
Starscream (1986) |
Pretender Starscream (1989) |
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Actionmaster Starscream (1990) |
Generation 2 Starscream (1993) |
Machine Wars Starscream (1996) |
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Black Starscream (2001, Japan) |
Ghost Starscream (2001, Japan) |
Anime Starscream (2003, Japan) |
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Smallest TF Starscream (2003, Japan) |
Robot Masters Starscream (2004, Japan) |
Figure King Starscream (2005, Japan) |
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Classics Starscream (2006) |
Titanium Starscream (2006) |
Robot Heroes Starscream (2007) |
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Masterpiece
Starscream (2007) |
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| Recolors: This mold was recolored into Commemorative Series III Thundercracker (2003) and Commemorative Series IV Skywarp (2003). | |||
| Remolds: This figure was slightly remolded from Starscream (1984), Skywarp (1984), Thundercracker (1984), Generation 2 Starscream (1993), Black Starscream (2001, Japan), Ghost Starscream (2001, Japan), Anime Starscream (2003, Japan), and Sunstorm (2003, Japan). That mold was also used to create Dirge (1985), Ramjet (1985), Thrust (1985), and Generation 2 Ramjet (1993). | |||
| Name Reuses: The name Starscream was reassigned to Beast Wars Second Starscream (1998, Japan), Armada Starscream (2002-2005), and Movie Starscream (2007-2008). | |||
