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"Molecular structure is the window to understanding."
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If Autobots had drivers licenses, his would have be revoked. A menace on highways. Doesn't pay attention to where he's going or the orders he's being given - easily distracted by anything. Hands' sensors can determine physical and chemical properties of metals. Goes 120mph, range 500 miles in car Mode. Gets into lots of accidents. |
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Intelligence
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Speed
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6
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5.5
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Mexican Swerve: (1986, Mexico) |
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Encore Swerve: (2008, Japan) |
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Availability: This figure was available in 1986. This figure was later reissued with Reissue Bumblebee (2004, Japan), Pipes (1986), Outback (1986), and Tailgate (1986) in Japan in 2008. |
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Alternators Swerve (2005) |
Generations Swerve (2012) |
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Recolors: This mold was never recolored The Mexican variant of this figure is a recolor of Gears (1984) and E-Hobby Small Foot (2004, Japan). |
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| Remolds: This figure was remolded from Gears (1984) and E-Hobby Small Foot (2004, Japan). | |||
| Name Reuses: The name Swerve was reassigned to Cybertron Swerve (2006), Chevrolet Swerve (2008), and Movie Swerve (2009). | |||
