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"Functioning is a privilidge, not a
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| The sudden appearence of Megazarak on Cybertron's political and military landscape shifted the planet's balance of power forever. This new warlord had a thirst for destruction and chaos unlike any other Decepticon leader before him. With no tolerance for weaker species, Megazarak went on a genocidal rampage throughout Cybertron, beginning with the Destruction of his reality's Matrix-bearer. The remains of the Autobot army were soon dispatched with ruthless efficiency and in a short period of time, Megazarak became the most feared despot throughout the galaxy. In both modes, Megazarak fires a wide variety of lethal electromagnetic attacks from his side-mounted cannon. His Micromaster partner, Caliburn, doubles as a lightning blaster - discharging 60 kilovolt bursts at his opponents, Although immensely powerful, Megazarak does have a weakness - his preoccupation for hunting down the remaining Autobot who had eluded his wrath - Defensor. |
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There are no known variations
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Availability: This figure was available with Caliburn (2004) exclusively from OTFCC 2004 in 2004. |
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| Additional Versions of Mega Zarak: There are no additional versions of Mega Zarak. |
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| Recolors: This mold was recolored from Armada Megatron (2002) and Armada Galvatron (2003). | ||||
| Remolds: This figure was never remolded. | ||||
| Name Reuses: The name Megazarak was modified and reassigned from the Nebulan Lord Zarak (1987) and Black Zarak (1988, Japan). | ||||
