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"Thought preceding action equals success." |
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| Rampage's mind is always working furiously. During his time as one of Razorclaw's students, he would often begin on a new assignment before finishing the previous one. The war did not diminish his enthusiasm; it allowed him to simply reorient his focus on warfare. He would often destroy twice as many Autobots as Razorclaw or Divebomb by constantly trying out new and more efficient ways of dispatching with his enemies. Watching alien transmissions tends to calm him down. It was Rampage who presented Razorclaw with transmissions showing predators that became the basis for the alternate mode designs of the Predacons when they joined the Decepticon army. |
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Intelligence |
Speed |
Endurance |
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Firepower |
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| 7 |
9 |
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9 |
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| There are no known variations of this figure. |
Notes |
Availability: This figure was available exclusively at Botcon 2008 with Botcon 2008 Shattered Glass Blurr (2008), Botcon 2008 Shattered Glass Whisper (2008) and Botcon 2008 Shattered Glass Sideswipe (2008) in 2008 |
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Rampage (1986) |
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| Recolors: This mold was recolored from Classics Snarl (2007) and Apexus (2007, Japan). | |
| Remolds: This figure was never remolded. | |
Name Reuses: The name Rampage was reassigned to Beast Wars Rampage (1998). |
