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Scorponok

Boxed

Star Seeker

Function: Heavy Lifter

Modes

Robot Mode	Vehicle Mode	Robot Attack Mode

Attack Mode	Flight Mode

Parts

Guns (L and R)

Missile (x2)

	Strength	Intelligence	Speed	Endurance	Rank	Courage	Fireblast	Skill
	Tech Spec
	"Kindness is no virtue... and cruelty no vice in the quest for power!"
	A downsized version of the monstrosity created by the fusion of Cybertronian and Nebulan science, Scorponok is still as ruthless as ever. Moreover, giving up his enormous "city" form has made Scorponok much more energy efficient and given him greater maneuverability and speed. Scorponok can convert from robot to jet to heavy equipment loader that resembles his original beastly form. He has retained the 100,000 volt electric tail stinger and claw mounted twin pulse blasters but has lost much of the other abilities from his "city" form. Scorponok longs to reclaim the power and influence he once had and resents being forced to serve alongside the collection of "fools and thugs" that makes up Pirate Cannonball's crew. He relishes the opportunity to inflict pain on any lifeform, given the opportunity.
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Variations

There are no known variations of this figure.

Notes	Availability: This figure was available exclusively at Botcon 2014 with Botcon 2014 Ferak (2014), Botcon 2014 Cannonball (2014), Botcon 2014 Devcon (2014) and Botcon 2014 Ginrai (2014) in 2014.
	Additional Versions of Scorponok:

	Scorponok (1987)	Black Zarak (1988, Japan)	Super Collection Figure Act 5 Black Zarak (2002, Japan)

	Super Collection Figure Act 5 Clear Black Zarak (2002, Japan)	Super Collection Figure Act 8 Mega Zarak (2002, Japan)	Super Collection Figure Act 8 Pewter Mega Zarak (2002, Japan)
	Recolors: This mold was never recolored.
	Remolds: This figure was remolded from Energon Scorponok (2004), Dark Scorponok (2005), and Botcon 2010 Double Punch (2010). Olin Zarak was remolded from Spike (1987), Gran (1988, Japan) and Robots In Disguise Cerebros (2000, Japan).
	Name Reuses: The name Scorponok was reassigned to Beast Wars Scorponok (1996-1998), Energon Scorponok (2004-2006), Movie Scorponok (2007-2011), Kreon Scorponok (2012), and Robots In Disguise (2015) Scorponok (2016). The name Olin Zarak was modified and reassigned from Zarak (1987), Black Zarak (1988-2002, Japan) and Megazarak (2004).