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© 2002-2013
Don't Call Me
Tony Prod.
© 2002-2013
Don't Call Me
Tony Prod.
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| Mega / Engine
| Giga / Engine
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| Missile (x3)
| Small Radar #1 | Small Radar #2 |
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Tech Spec (Europe) |
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"I stand my ground... I accept any challenge... I am hungry for conflict."
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A legend by nature of his existance, he emerges as a new and deadly Decepticon anti-hero. This mighty machine has the Autobots guessing. No location is too remote and no terrain too tough for this megalithic power-monger. With amazing capabilities he traverses the dimensions, his multiple functions activated by Energon mini figures in engine mode. A Tank to steamroll a path ahead and a Jet for C-SAC duty (carrier, spy and air-combatant). The colossal body houses an arms manufacturing plant, producing a multitude of sophisticated super-weapons. The ultimate conversion is to Battle Station Complex. A strategic support base ready for the arrival of the Decepticon fleet... ready for all out war! |
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Strength
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Intelligence
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Speed
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Endurance
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Rank
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Courage
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Firepower
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Skill
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9
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3
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3
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10
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Variations |
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There are no known variations of Overlord.
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Notes |
Availability: This figure was available in Japan in 1988. He was later available in Europe in 1992. | ||
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Super Collection Figure Act 5 Pewter Overlord (2002, Japan) |
Heroes of Cybertron Gigatron (2002) |
Botcon 2012 Gigatron (2012) |
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| Recolors: This mold was never recolored. | |||
| Remolds: This figure was never remolded. | |||
| Name Reuses: The name Overlord was never reassigned. | |||
