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Infused with the power of the AllSpark, this old warrior feels like he just rolled off the production line. It’s great to feel young again, and with the war over, Ironhide feels free to indulge his wild side in the mountains and deserts of Earth. Together with his new human friends, he’s having the time of his life conquering the most challenging trails on the planet, from Death Valley to the darkest Amazon basin. Of course, if something gets in the way he can’t drive over, well, he can just blast his way through it with his newly supercharged weapons systems. No one said the end of the war meant he never got to blow stuff up again. |
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There are no known variations of this figure.
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Availability: This figure was available in 2008. |
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Additional Versions of Ironhide: |
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Movie Ironhide (2007) |
Cannon Blast Ironhide (2007) |
Burger King Ironhide (2007) |
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Titanium Ironhide (2007) |
Lunchables Ironhide (2008) |
Robot Heroes Ironhide (2007) |
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Cyber Slammers Ironhide (2008) |
Pulse Cannon Ironhide (2008) |
Legends Ironhide (2008) |
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Premium Series Ironhide (2008) |
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| Recolors: This mold was recolored from Movie Ironhide (2007) and was later colored into Premium Series Ironhide (2008). | |||
| Remolds: This figure was never remolded. | |||
| Name Reuses: The name Ironhide was reassigned from Ironhide (1984-2008), Beast Wars Ironhide (1997), Robots In Disguise Ironhide (2001-2004), Micron Legend Ironhide (2003, Japan), Mini-Con Ironhide (2003), and Energon Ironhide (2004). | |||
