Transformers Toy Studio Series 86 Voyager Class The Battle for Cybertron 1986 Autobot Hot Rod Figure - Ages 8+, 16.5cm

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Undocumented, and possibly unintended, the magazine of the time gun can come off, somewhat making it resemble the other blaster Hot Rod occasionally used in the film. Also, for weapons storage options in robot mode, the time gun can be holstered on his hips by plugging it into the mushroom peg hole on either thigh using the same connecting peg on the gun that stores it in vehicle mode.

INCH SCALE AUTOBOT HOT ROD: Figure features vivid, movie-inspired deco, is highly articulated for posability and comes with a blaster accessory inspired by the film As Fortress Maximus and Mega Zarak clashed violently, Rodimus reminded Optimus that he had said never to let those two fight. Watch Out! Mega Zarak! By the far-off year of 2006, the Cybertronians will have perfected the art of converting living metal to cardboard.Accessories: Trailer/ Mobile Defense Bay, Photon Eliminator, Sword of Primus, Matrix of Leadership, turret, tray, 10 effects [10] Rodimus Prime comes with one of four holographic Golden Disk cards from wave 1, which reveals a possible destiny of a key character. ICONIC MODES: Figure features classic conversion between robot and licensed Lamborghini Centenario modes in 26 steps. Perfect for fans looking for a more advanced converting figure He includes a collector card featuring art from the " The Colossus War" episode of Transformers Legends, which is based on his old Generation 1 body rather than his new look in the toy. The included instructions, while calling him a part of Optimus Maximus, show him attached to a control drawing of Ultra Prime instead. Dark of the Moon Rodimus was developed independently of Hot Rod, but shares the same article for simplicity and because they are both based off Generation 1 Hot Rod.

At first their search proved fruitless, but they spotted the Dinobots and took them down, attempting to interrogate them for Megatron's whereabouts. Rodimus found himself momentarily possessed by Unicron, who identified the Athenaeum Sanctorum from Snarl's description before killing Sludge as a warning, leaving Rodimus's body as he and Overlord headed for the library. There, they caught Megatron's team unaware, giving Rodimus the opportunity to kill Victorion. Athenaeum Sanctorum Rodimus then proceeded to beat down any member of the team that came his way, culminating in him strangling Windblade when she moved to defend Megatron. Though she pleaded with him in an attempt to reach him, he assured her the old Hot Rod was dead and tossed her aside. He again prepared to execute Megatron, but Overlord insisted he do it himself. Countdown The mass retail Japanese version, released August 28th 2010, is covered mostly in metallic purple paint, though there are some unpainted purple parts due to unpaintable plastic. If Jazz and Springer convinced Hot Rod and Kup to return to Metroplex city to make sure they didn’t have a few wires loose, Ratchet found nothing wrong with the pair, but the incident was forgotten nonetheless. That is, until Galvatron returned with a fleet of identical ships, and destroyed both Metroplex and all of its inhabitants. Hot Rod, Kup, and Blurr came to Optimus Prime's aid when the Autobot leader was fighting against Starscream, Skywarp, Cyclonus, and Scourge. Hot Rod taunted the Decepticons, telling them to "watch my smoke!" Hot Rod, Kup, Blurr, Cyclonus, Scourge, and Rodimus Prime commercial Rodimus and his casemate Ironhide are the first Animated figures to be secured by twisted paper strips instead of metal and plastic twist-ties.

Wheelie led them through the jungle, battling Quintessons along the way, until they reached Wheelie's crashed ship. Hot Rod was able to fix it, and everyone left the planet Quintesson, Wheelie included! The Story of Wheelie, the Wild Boy of Quintesson