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The small brethren of the Autobots and the Decepticons fled Cybertron long ago, in search of refuge from the never-ending war. The Mini-Con robots are living power batteries that larger robots use to enhance their already formidable weapons and abilities. Many Mini-Con teams were broken apart or destroyed utterly by the greed of the Decepticons, or the desperation of the Autobots. Now, only a few intact teams are left to roam the universe, living in peace and isolation from other Transformers. |
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There are no known variations of this figure.
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Availability: This figure was available exclusively at K-Mart stores with Transformers: Universe 2.0 Ransack (2009), Transformers: Universe 2.0 Stockade (2009), Transformers: Universe 2.0 Overcharge (2009), Transformers: Universe 2.0 Sky Shadow (2009), Transformers: Universe 2.0 Scavenger (2009), Transformers: Universe 2.0 Longview (2009), Transformers: Universe 2.0 Snow Cat (2009), Transformers: Universe 2.0 Treadshot (2009), and Transformers: Universe 2.0 Crosshairs (2009), in 2009 |
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| Additional Versions of Windrazor: There are no additional versions of this figure. |
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| Recolors: This mold was recolored from Classics Swoop (2006) and Reptix (2007, Japan) and was later colored into Dark of the Moon Rav / Evolution Strafe (2011/2014) and Paulie (2014, Japan). | |||
| Remolds: This figure was never remolded. | |||
| Name Reuses: The name Windrazor was reassigned from Windrazor (1993), Botcon 1999 Windrazor (1999), Energon Windrazor (2005), and Micron Booster Windrazor (2007, Japan) and was later reassigned to Beast Hunters Windrazor (2013-2014) and Kre-O Windrazor (2013). | |||
