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2002-2008 Don't Call Me Tony Prod. |
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Tech Spec |
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| Thundercracker was so named because of his unique sonic abilities. Even at low altitudes and speeds, he is able to force super-compressed air pulses through his engine intakes, giving him a burst of acceleration and generating a focused sonic boom that can shatter reinforced glass and deafen unprotected audio receptors. He is further able to modulate his sonic booms to affect the sensory response processors of enemy targets, causing panic and fear. |
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| Strength |
Intelligence |
Speed |
Endurance |
Rank |
Courage |
Fireblast |
Skill |
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7 |
7 |
9 |
7 |
5 |
5 |
8 |
7 |
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| Variations |
There are no known variations
of this figure. |
Notes |
Availability: This figure was available in 2006. |
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| Additional Versions of Thundercracker: |
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Thundercracker (1984) |
Decoy Thundercracker (1986) |
Actionmaster Thundercracker (1991) |
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Machine Wars Thundercracker (1997) |
Smallest TF Thundercracker (2004, Japan) |
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Robot Masters Thundercracker (2005, Japan) |
Titanium Thundercracker (2006) |
Botcon 2007 Thundercracker (2007) |
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| Recolors: This mold was recolored into Titanium War Within Starscream (2007). | |||
| Remolds: This figure was never remolded. | |||
Name Reuses: The name Thundercracker was reassigned to Armada Thundercracker (2003-2004) and Cybertron Thundercracker (2005-2006). |
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