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"Hunting Autobot prey is the Deception way." |
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| When a league of Decepticons followed Fortress Maximus to the planet Nebulos, Weirdwolf became one of the original Headmasters under the command of Scorponok. While binary bonded to Monzo, Weirdwolf was a Decepticon many would not dare cross. When recently assigned to serve under the command of Bugbite, Weirdwolf became the subject of an experiment to undo the Headmaster process. While on the surface it was successful, many would argue that returning Weirdwolf to his "normal" Nebulan free state has brought back a Decepticon who was anything but normal. Constantly talking in double speak, sometimes making sense, while other times it would appear that only "wolfie", the head of his beast mode, understands. It's the ultimate case of talking to oneself. |
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Intelligence |
Speed |
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| Variations |
There are no known variations
of this figure. |
Notes |
Availability: This figure was available exclusively at Botcon 2007 with Botcon 2007 Alpha Trion (2007) and Beta Maxx (2007) in 2007. |
| Additional Versions of Weirdwolf: |
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Weirdwolf (1987) |
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| Recolors: This mold was recolored from Cybertron Snarl (2005) and Toy Dreams Project Fang Wolf (2005, Japan). | |
| Remolds: This figure was never remolded. | |
Name Reuses: The name Weirdwolf was never reassigned. |
