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The only goals Blackout ever had were to serve Megatron, fight for Decepticon dominance, and be the most perfect soldier he could. He follows orders without question, even to the point of self-termination, and maintains himself and his weapons in pristine condition. The other Decepticons may choose the easy road, letting their bodies gather scratches and dents, but Blackout knows discipline is the prerequisite to power. |
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| Variations |
There are no known variations
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Notes |
Availability: This figure was available in 2008. |
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Movie Blackout (2007) |
Legends Blackout (2007) |
Lunchables Blackout (2007) |
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Gyro Blade Blackout (2007) |
Titanium Blackout (2007) |
Burger King Blackout (2007) |
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Robot Heroes Blackout (2007) |
Desert Blackout (2008) |
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Dark of the Moon Blackout (2011) |
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| Recolors: This mold was recolored from Movie Blackout (2007) and was later colored into Movie Grindor (2009). | |||
| Remolds: This figure was remolded into Movie Evac (2008) and Movie Autobot Whirl (2009). | |||
Name Reuses: The name Blackout was reassigned from Blackout (1990), Armada Blackout (2002-2004) and Energon Blackout (2005) and was later reassigned to Animated Blackout (2010, Japan). The name Scorponok was reassigned from Scorponok (1987-2014), Beast Wars Scorponok (1996-1998) and Energon Scorponok (2004-2006) and was later reassigned to Kreon Scorponok (2012) and Robots In Disguise (2015) Scorponok (2016). |
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