Fearswoop (BWU)

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Fearswoop is a Builder from the Beast Wars: Uprising portion of the Generation 1 continuity family.

Fearswoop is one of many immobile Builders on post-Great War Cybertron. He appears to have a jet alt-mode and looks to be a victim of empurata.

Fiction

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Beast Wars: Uprising

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Fearswoop was a member of the audience during a Game in Tesarus Arena when a Resistance team led by Grimlock invaded with the goal of unleashing the G-Virus. Snapper managed to get to the floor of the arena and prepared to fire the virus capsule on Fearswoop, but he stopped when Hot Rod explained what the G-Virus was. Micro-Aggressions

Toys

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Revenge of the Fallen

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  • The Fury of Fearswoop (Figure multi-pack, 2009)
    • Accessories: 2 flame-missiles
The Revenge of the Fallen Fearswoop toy doubles as a Beast Wars: Uprising character.
Fearswoop is a redeco of the 2007 movie toyline's Dreadwing, transforming into a modified [[wikipedia:{{#if:|:}}Mikoyan MiG-29|{{#if:MiG-29 "Fulcrum"|MiG-29 "Fulcrum"|Mikoyan MiG-29}}]] fighter jet (with a VTOL fan and what looks to be an undercarriage sensor pod). His flame projectiles serve dual purpose in both modes, as afterburner exhaust flames in vehicle mode and as "flamethrower" projectiles in robot mode. His chest also has a spring-loaded Automorph gimmick, opening up and revealing more robot parts.
Fearswoop was only available in the Walmart exclusive "The Fury of Fearswoop" 3-pack with "battle damaged" versions of Legends class Sideswipe and Mudflap. The sizes of the Autobots compared to the much larger Deluxe class Fearswoop make for one of the better representations of real-life scale in Transformers toys... but the packaging copy ruins it for everyone by claiming Fearswoop was unnaturally super-sized.
This mold was also used to make Overcast.

Notes

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  • Fearswoop is not named in "Micro-Aggressions", but the description of "an empurata-type lens for a head" matching the Revenge of the Fallen Fearswoop toy, coupled with the fact that Generation 1 Fearswoop is named "Black Omen" in this continuity indicates that this individual is indeed named Fearswoop and not Hooligan.