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"Every experience is worth savoring." |
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The youngest Autobot assigned to the Eight Track, Kup hides his eagerness and inexperience behind adherence to the command structure and protocol. Kup seeks to emulate his Captain and mentor, Thunderclash, but also looks up to Landshark due to his unorthodox approach. He can't help but be in awe of both his comrades and all the new worlds he has visited serving aboard the Eight Track. A manufacturing glitch gave Kup's joints the ability to detach and re-attach without causing permanent damage to his superstructure. This gives him surprising resilience and makes him exceptionally easy to repair. This ability also lets him swap out his hand for a top-of-the-line laser musket and other useful tools. His lack of experience also leaves him vulnerable, but he is as brave and loyal as they come. |
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10 |
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There are no known variations of this figure.
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Availability: This figure was available exclusively at Botcon 2009 with Botcon 2009 Scourge (2009), Botcon 2009 Flak (2009), Botcon 2009 Thunderclash (2009), and Botcon 2009 Landshark (2009) in 2009. |
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Kup (1986) |
Targetmaster Kup (1987) |
Generations Sergeant Kup (2011) |
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E-Hobby United Kup (2011, Japan) |
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| Recolors: This mold was never recolored. | |||
| Remolds: This figure was remolded from Cybertron Red Alert (2005), Cannonball (2006) and Movie Crankcase (2008). | |||
| Name Reuses: The name Kup was reassigned to Prime Sergeant Kup (2012), Bot Shots Sergeant Kup (2013), and Kre-O Autobot Kup (2014). | |||
