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| For Scorponok, honor and duty came before all else in his quest to see his adopted home world reborn. The opposed philosophies of Decepticon and Autobot meant little to him except as means by which the warring factions might be manipulated to his ends. Nearly as powerful as Megatron, not even the Decepticon leader’s tampering with his core programming was enough to completely subvert his sense of duty. He eventually sacrificed his life in the final apocalyptic battle that saw the return of his living world to the Universe. |
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There are no known variations
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Availability: This figure was available in 2006. |
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Energon Scorponok (2004) |
Built To Rule Scorponok (2005) |
Dark Scorponok (2005) |
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Attacktix Scorponok (2006) |
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| Recolors: This mold was never recolored. | |||
| Remolds: This figure was never remolded. | |||
Name Reuses: The name Scorponok was reassigned from Scorponok (1987) and Beast Wars Scorponok (1996-1998) and was later reassigned to Movie Scorponok (2007-2009). |
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