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"One day I will overthrow these low-grade knock-offs and rule the Predacons with two iron fists!" |
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Terrorsaur flies through the skies a silent warrior. Using a bright crimson fuselage as his camouflage, Terrorsaur likes to attack with the sun at his back as he descends upon Autobots and Maximals alike with reckless abandon. One of Megatron's most skilled fliers, Terrorsaur has secret ambitions to rule the Predacon army and stays by Megatron's side only as a means to an end. He has studied military history, particularly that of Decepticon lieutenants and their usual deceitful ways of advancement through the ranks. Using an advanced hyper-wave sensor array to triangulate potential threats, Terrorsaur can outmaneuver most land and air based attacks. Armed with concussive missiles and laser blasters, Terrorsaur is a terror not only in the air but also in ground assaults. Each time Terrorsaur dismantles a Maximal in a dogfight or strafing run, he imagines the day when it is Megatron in his crosshairs... |
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There are no known variations of this figure.
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Availability: This figure was available exclusively at Botcon 2016 in 2016. |
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Additional Versions of Terrorsaur: |
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Terrorsaur (1996) |
Transmetal Terrorsaur (1998) |
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Recolors: This mold was never recolored. |
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Remolds: This figure was remolded from Combiner Wars Skydive (2015), Combiner Wars Air Raid (2015), Combiner Wars Generation 2 Skydive (2016), Combiner Wars Generation 2 Air Raid (2016), and Botcon 2016 Cicadacon (2016), and was later molded into Unite Warriors Ghost Starscream (2016, Japan), Unite Warriors Curse Thrust (2016, Japan), Combiner Wars Strafe (2016), Combiner Wars Fellbat (2016), and Combiner Wars Guyhawk (2016). | ||
Name Reuses: The name Terrorsaur was reassigned to Armada Terrorsaur (2003) and Classics Terrorsaur (2006). |