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Can also form an arm or leg of Transformers Collectors Club Piranacon (2008). |
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"I will not jump the shark, for I will cheat the carrot."
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Seawing still takes pleasure in the little things: moving through the darkest seas, finding unsuspecting targets and destroying them right at the moment when they realize they are doomed. Though now seems content with his position in the Decepticon hierarchy, he actually waits patiently for Overbite to make a mistake so that he can take his rightful place as Sub-Commander of the group. That time will come, but for now he just watches, collecting tidbits of information on his teammates and all the while looking for his next unsuspecting target. A Dual-Photo Cannon Targetmaster mode now disrupts metallic substances on a subatomic level. Even if a machine is lucky enough to survive a blast, they will glow brightly for hours after the attack, making them an easy target the next time around. |
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There are no known variations of Seawing.
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Availability: This figure was available exclusively from the Transformers Collectors' Club with Transformers Collectors Club Tentakil (2008), Transformers Collectors Club Snaptrap (2008), Transformers Collectors Club Skalor (2008), Transformers Collectors Club Nautilator (2008), and Transformers Collectors Club Overbite (2008) in 2008. | |
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Seawing (1988) |
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| Recolors: This mold was recolored from Seawing (1988) and Terrormander (1998, Japan) and was later colored into G1 Commemorative Decepticon Seawing (2010). | ||
| Remolds: This figure was never remolded. | ||
| Name Reuses: The name Seawing was reassigned to Kre-O Seawing (2013). | ||
