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Repaired and rested after the long struggle against the Autobots, Barricade is at a loss for what to do. Megatron has been destroyed, and most of the other Decepticons have disappeared. It’s more and more difficult to catch an Autobot alone, and tormenting humans isn’t as enjoyable as he thought it would be. For the time being, he fades into the background. He keeps his armor polished and his vehicle mode looking sharp in the hope that Megatron will return again, and lead the Decepticons to glory. |
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Intelligence |
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| Variations |
There are no known variations
of this figure. |
Notes |
Availability: This figure was available in 2008. |
| Additional Versions of Barricade: There are many additional versions of Barricade, for more information see our Movie Barricade Toy Table. |
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| Recolors: This mold was recolored from Movie Barricade (2007), Recon Barricade (2007), and Allspark Power Barricade (2007). | |
| Remolds: This figure was remolded into Screen Battles Barricade (2007), Interrorgator Barricade (2009), and Hunters Rumble Barricade (2010). | |
Name Reuses: The name Barricade was reassigned from Barricade (1990) and Energon Barricade (2005) and was later reassigned to Kre-O Barricade (2012), Bot Shots Barricade (2012-2013), Timelines Barricade (2014), and Battle Masters Barricade (2014). The name Frenzy was reassigned from Frenzy (1984-2015) and Superlink Frenzy (2004), and was later reassigned to Fall of Cybertron Decepticon Frenzy (2013-2014) and Kre-O Frenzy (2014). |
