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2002-2010 Don't Call Me Tony Prod. |
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These Autobot brothers dreamed for years of being part of the Autobot team on the front lines of the war. With their arrival on Earth, their dream came true. Optimus Prime humself recruited them into the ranks, and now they serve happily under the command of Ironhide |
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There are no known variations of this figure.
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Availability: This figure was available with RPMs Mudflap (2009) in 2009. This figure was also included in the Devastator Showdown track set in 2009. |
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Movie Autobot Skids (2009) |
Robot Replicas Autobot Skids (2009) |
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Legends Autobot Skids (2009) |
Missile Blast Autobot Skids (2009) |
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Human Alliance Autobot Skids (2009) |
Gravity Bots Autobot Skids (2009) |
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Desert Skids (2009, Japan) |
Offroad Skids (2010) |
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| Name Reuses: The name Autobot Skids was reassigned from Skids (1985-2009). Also, a similar name was given to Robots In Disguise Skid-Z (2001) and Armada Skid-Z (2003). | |||
