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Trypticon

Year - 1986
Series - Generation 1
Faction - Decepticon

Size Class - Motorized Decepticon City

Function: Assault Base

Modes

Parts

Gun
Gun #2
Radar Dish
Radar Dish #2
Connector (x2)

Trypticon also came with accessories specific to his included partner figures.
Please see the Availability section below for details.

Features

Robot to vehicle to city conversion
Motorized walking ability
Can combine with any Scramble City-style limb figure; the Aerialbots, Protectobots, Technobots, Stunticons, Combaticons, Terrorcons, or Seacons.
Can merge with base modes of Onslaught (1986), and Motormaster (1986) as well as subsequent redecos and retoolings for those molds.

Tech Spec

"Total victory requires total destruction."

Doesn't stop blasting until he's hip-deep in smoking rubble. Completely without mercy. The most lethal fighting machine devised by the Decepticons. In dinosaur Mode, jumps 20 miles with rocket backpack. Shoots heat-seeking plasma bombs from mouth and mind-controlling hypno-beam from optical sensor. As city, has landing and repair bays, communications center and rotating scanners. In mobile station Mode, has laser cannon, rotating blasters, destructo-beams and dual photon launchers.

Strength
10

Intelligence
7

Speed
8

Endurance
10

Rank
9

Courage
10

Firepower
10

Skill
8

Variations

There are no known variations of this figure.

Availability

This figure was available with Brunt (1986) and Full-Tilt (1986) in 1986-1987.

G1 Trypticon Figure History

Trypticon
(1986)
Transform Jr.
Dinosaurer
(1986)
Classics
Trypticon
(2006)
Device Label
Dinosaurer
(2009)
Platinum Edition
Trypticon
(2015)
Titans Return
Trypticon
(2017)
Transformers: Legends
Dinosaurer
(2017)

Mold History

Trypticon
(1986)

Gigastorm
(1998)

Platinum Edition
Trypticon
(2015)

Characters Named "Trypticon"

Generation 1
Trypticon
(1986-2017)
Kre-O
Trypticon
(2014)

External Links for G1 Trypticon