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Contemptuous of anything that cannot fly, Thundercracker delights in the terror of those he views as lesser beings. Very few things give him quite as much pleasure as watching through his crosshairs as his incendiary rounds chew up the Earth behind a fleeing ground target. Though he has his doubts about the Decepticon cause, which can sometimes lead to him being less than totally dedicated to a mission, his passion for terror is unmatched. He is a tool that Megatron uses often, and wisely. |
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There are no known variations
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Availability: This figure was available in 2006. |
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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) |
Botcon 2007 Thundercracker (2007) |
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Robot Heroes Thundercracker (2007) |
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| Recolors: This mold was recolored from Titanium Starscream (2006). | |||
| Remolds: This figure was never remolded. | |||
Name Reuses: The name Thundercracker was reassigned to Armada Thundercracker (2003-2004), Cybertron Thundercracker (2005-2006), and Movie Thundercracker (2007). |
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