Attacktix - Revision history

Usfmm at 19:51, 16 August 2024

2024-08-16T19:51:18Z

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	'''Attacktix''' is one of [[Hasbro]]'s gaming properties. Players select an "army" of figures, then try to use the figures' special abilities (firing missiles, spring-loaded strike attacks, and the like) to knock down the opposing force. The games rules are set as such that the game can be played very simply and quickly between two players, or more involved battles with multiple players and more rules and turnarounds.		'''Attacktix''' is one of [[Hasbro]]'s gaming properties. Players select an "army" of figures, then try to use the figures' special abilities (firing missiles, spring-loaded strike attacks, and the like) to knock down the opposing force. The games rules are set as such that the game can be played very simply and quickly between two players, or more involved battles with multiple players and more rules and turnarounds.

	Initially, the ''Attacktix'' line consisted solely of ''[[Star Wars (franchise)\|Star Wars]]'' characters, the first wave being released in 2005 to coincide with ''Revenge of the Sith''; however, Hasbro has since introduced ''Transformers'' characters to the mix -using a combination of characters from the [[Unicron Trilogy continuity family\|Unicron Trilogy]] and [[The Transformers (franchise)\|Generation 1]] series, even dipping into ''[[Transformers: Universe (2003 franchise)\|Universe]]'', the [[~~Movie~~ (franchise)\|2007 movie]] (nearly) and a few unique creations, plus recently added heroes and villains from [[Marvel Comics]]. Most strikingly, the Attacktix line featured an "Intergalactic Showdown" crossover pack, pitting ''Transformers'' characters AGAINST ''Star Wars'' characters for utter supremacy of the Male Action market. [[Marvel Comics]] characters received their own assortments thereafter.		Initially, the ''Attacktix'' line consisted solely of ''[[Star Wars (franchise)\|Star Wars]]'' characters, the first wave being released in 2005 to coincide with ''Revenge of the Sith''; however, Hasbro has since introduced ''Transformers'' characters to the mix -using a combination of characters from the [[Unicron Trilogy continuity family\|Unicron Trilogy]] and [[The Transformers (franchise)\|Generation 1]] series, even dipping into ''[[Transformers: Universe (2003 franchise)\|Universe]]'', the [[Transformers (2007 franchise)\|2007 movie]] (nearly) and a few unique creations, plus recently added heroes and villains from [[Marvel Comics]]. Most strikingly, the Attacktix line featured an "Intergalactic Showdown" crossover pack, pitting ''Transformers'' characters AGAINST ''Star Wars'' characters for utter supremacy of the Male Action market. [[Marvel Comics]] characters received their own assortments thereafter.

	[[File:AttacktixBoosters.jpg\|left\|upright=0.85\|thumb\|HA HA FETT.]]		[[File:AttacktixBoosters.jpg\|left\|upright=0.85\|thumb\|HA HA FETT.]]
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	* [[Blaster (G1)\|Blaster]]		* [[Blaster (G1)\|Blaster]]
	* [[Bonecrusher (Movie)\|Bonecrusher]] ([[~~Movie~~ (franchise)\|movie]])		* [[Bonecrusher (Movie)\|Bonecrusher]] ([[Transformers (2007 franchise)\|movie]])
	* [[Bumblebee (Movie)/merchandise\|Bumblebee]] (movie)		* [[Bumblebee (Movie)/merchandise\|Bumblebee]] (movie)
	* [[Demolishor (Armada)\|Demolishor]] (''Energon'')		* [[Demolishor (Armada)\|Demolishor]] (''Energon'')

M Sipher: /* Series 1 */

2024-05-11T05:13:14Z

Series 1

Usfmm at 08:16, 23 May 2023

2023-05-23T08:16:19Z

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	'''Attacktix''' is one of [[Hasbro]]'s gaming properties. Players select an "army" of figures, then try to use the figures' special abilities (firing missiles, spring-loaded strike attacks, and the like) to knock down the opposing force. The games rules are set as such that the game can be played very simply and quickly between two players, or more involved battles with multiple players and more rules and turnarounds.		'''Attacktix''' is one of [[Hasbro]]'s gaming properties. Players select an "army" of figures, then try to use the figures' special abilities (firing missiles, spring-loaded strike attacks, and the like) to knock down the opposing force. The games rules are set as such that the game can be played very simply and quickly between two players, or more involved battles with multiple players and more rules and turnarounds.

	Initially, the ''Attacktix'' line consisted solely of ''[[Star Wars (franchise)\|Star Wars]]'' characters, the first wave being released in 2005 to coincide with ''Revenge of the Sith''; however, Hasbro has since introduced ''Transformers'' characters to the mix -using a combination of characters from the [[Unicron Trilogy]] and [[The Transformers (franchise)\|Generation 1]] series, even dipping into ''[[Transformers: Universe (2003 franchise)\|Universe]]'', the [[Movie (franchise)\|2007 movie]] (nearly) and a few unique creations, plus recently added heroes and villains from [[Marvel Comics]]. Most strikingly, the Attacktix line featured an "Intergalactic Showdown" crossover pack, pitting ''Transformers'' characters AGAINST ''Star Wars'' characters for utter supremacy of the Male Action market. [[Marvel Comics]] characters received their own assortments thereafter.		Initially, the ''Attacktix'' line consisted solely of ''[[Star Wars (franchise)\|Star Wars]]'' characters, the first wave being released in 2005 to coincide with ''Revenge of the Sith''; however, Hasbro has since introduced ''Transformers'' characters to the mix -using a combination of characters from the [[Unicron Trilogy continuity family\|Unicron Trilogy]] and [[The Transformers (franchise)\|Generation 1]] series, even dipping into ''[[Transformers: Universe (2003 franchise)\|Universe]]'', the [[Movie (franchise)\|2007 movie]] (nearly) and a few unique creations, plus recently added heroes and villains from [[Marvel Comics]]. Most strikingly, the Attacktix line featured an "Intergalactic Showdown" crossover pack, pitting ''Transformers'' characters AGAINST ''Star Wars'' characters for utter supremacy of the Male Action market. [[Marvel Comics]] characters received their own assortments thereafter.

	[[File:AttacktixBoosters.jpg\|left\|upright=0.85\|thumb\|HA HA FETT.]]		[[File:AttacktixBoosters.jpg\|left\|upright=0.85\|thumb\|HA HA FETT.]]
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	===Series 2===		===Series 2===
	Transformers Attacktix Series 2 was set to expand the Attacktix universe to include [[The Transformers (franchise)\|G1]] and [[Transformers: Universe (2008 franchise)\|Universe]], with fully-painted prototypes displayed at various Hasbro appearance. However, further Transformers Attacktix figured were placed "on hold", along with the rest of the line. According to ''Attacktix'' creator [[Brian Wilk]] in an interview at [[San Diego Comic-Con]] 2007, Hasbro was re-evaluating the presentation of the line, from packaging (how the pieces are presented, emphasis on the game, the whole blind-packed issue) to placement in the aisles to better grab kids before re-launching the line.		Transformers Attacktix Series 2 was set to expand the Attacktix universe to include [[The Transformers (franchise)\|G1]] and [[Transformers: Universe (2008 franchise)\|Universe]], with fully-painted prototypes displayed at various Hasbro appearance. However, further Transformers Attacktix figured were placed "on hold", along with the rest of the line. According to ''Attacktix'' creator [[Brian Wilk]] in an interview at [[San Diego Comic-Con]] 2007, Hasbro was re-evaluating the presentation of the line, from packaging (how the pieces are presented, emphasis on the game, the whole blind-packed issue) to placement in the aisles to better grab kids before re-launching the line.

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	* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kOKdY6Wdqt8 Attacktix Promotional Video]		* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kOKdY6Wdqt8 Attacktix Promotional Video]

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	[[Category:Cybertron franchise]]		[[Category:Cybertron franchise]]
	[[Category:Energon franchise]]		[[Category:Energon franchise]]

MinerEdgar: /* Series 2 */ Directed links for characters with long toy/merch pages to their Attacktix entrys

2020-12-22T02:15:25Z

Series 2: Directed links for characters with long toy/merch pages to their Attacktix entrys

S.H.I.E.L.D. Agent 47: /* Series 2 */

2020-12-17T03:48:00Z

Series 2

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	{{note\|Miraculously, the final four pieces of Series 2 - Generation 1 Optimus and Megatron, along with Energon [[Landquake (~~energon~~)\|Landquake]] and Cybertron [[Skywarp (Armada)#~~Cybertron~~\|Skywarp]] - did in fact see a limited retail release in the United States, primarily in a four-pack available at Meijers or TJ Maxx. In Europe, the set was released in limited numbers in Blokker stores.}}		{{note\|Miraculously, the final four pieces of Series 2 - Generation 1 Optimus and Megatron, along with ''Energon'' [[Landquake (Energon)#Attacktix\|Landquake]] and ''Cybertron'' [[Skywarp (Armada)#Attacktix\|Skywarp]] - did in fact see a limited retail release in the United States, primarily in a four-pack available at Meijers or TJ Maxx. In Europe, the set was released in limited numbers in Blokker stores.}}

	===Other known pieces===		===Other known pieces===

Yaxuo: /* Series 2 */fixing link, replaced: [[Legends Class| → [[Legends Class (2005)|

2020-06-24T18:05:44Z

Series 2: fixing link, replaced: [[Legends Class| → [[Legends Class (2005)|

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	\| TF05 \|\| Dark Crumplezone \|\| Decepticon \|\| Warrior \|\| Melee (punch) \|\| 30 \|\| Rare		\| TF05 \|\| Dark Crumplezone \|\| Decepticon \|\| Warrior \|\| Melee (punch) \|\| 30 \|\| Rare
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	\| TF06 \|\| [[~~Bumblebee_~~(G1)/merchandise#Attacktix\|Bumblebee]] \|\| Autobot \|\| Specialist \|\| Missile \|\| 20 \|\| Rare		\| TF06 \|\| [[Bumblebee (G1)/merchandise#Attacktix\|Bumblebee]] \|\| Autobot \|\| Specialist \|\| Missile \|\| 20 \|\| Rare
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	\| TF07 \|\| [[Grimlock (G1)/toys\|Grimlock]] \|\| Autobot \|\| Leader \|\| Melee (rammer) \|\| 20 \|\| Super Rare		\| TF07 \|\| [[Grimlock (G1)/toys\|Grimlock]] \|\| Autobot \|\| Leader \|\| Melee (rammer) \|\| 20 \|\| Super Rare
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	\| TF20 \|\| [[Megatron (G1)/merchandise\|Megatron]] (Generation 1) \|\| Decepticon \|\| Leader \|\| Missile \|\| 40 \|\| N/A		\| TF20 \|\| [[Megatron (G1)/merchandise\|Megatron]] (Generation 1) \|\| Decepticon \|\| Leader \|\| Missile \|\| 40 \|\| N/A
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	\| TF21 \|\| [[Skywarp (Armada)\|Skywarp]] (''Cybertron'' [[Legends Class\|LOC)]] \|\| Decepticon \|\| Warrior \|\| Missile \|\| 30 \|\| N/A		\| TF21 \|\| [[Skywarp (Armada)\|Skywarp]] (''Cybertron'' [[Legends Class (2005)\|LOC)]] \|\| Decepticon \|\| Warrior \|\| Missile \|\| 30 \|\| N/A
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	\| TF22 \|\| [[Landquake (Energon)\|Landquake]] \|\| Autobot \|\| Specialist \|\| Melee (stab) \|\| 30 \|\| N/A		\| TF22 \|\| [[Landquake (Energon)\|Landquake]] \|\| Autobot \|\| Specialist \|\| Melee (stab) \|\| 30 \|\| N/A
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	{{note\|Miraculously, the final four pieces of Series 2 - Generation 1 Optimus and Megatron, along with Energon [[Landquake (energon)\|Landquake]] and Cybertron [[~~Skywarp_~~(Armada)#Cybertron\|Skywarp]] - did in fact see a limited retail release in the United States, primarily in a four-pack available at Meijers or TJ Maxx. In Europe, the set was released in limited numbers in Blokker stores.}}		{{note\|Miraculously, the final four pieces of Series 2 - Generation 1 Optimus and Megatron, along with Energon [[Landquake (energon)\|Landquake]] and Cybertron [[Skywarp (Armada)#Cybertron\|Skywarp]] - did in fact see a limited retail release in the United States, primarily in a four-pack available at Meijers or TJ Maxx. In Europe, the set was released in limited numbers in Blokker stores.}}

	===Other known pieces===		===Other known pieces===

Fairplaythings: Update of language to reflect line is, by default, cancelled in intervening decade

2019-06-30T21:27:23Z

Update of language to reflect line is, by default, cancelled in intervening decade

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	===Point Values===		===Point Values===
	Every piece is rated a certain number of ~~Points~~. Typically, the higher the point value, the more effective the piece is in battle (more "tix" per turn, more effective attacks/special powers, wider bases to make knocking them down more difficult, etc.). While most pieces range from 10 to 40 points, the large and very powerful "Battle Master" pieces can be worth up to 80. Players may set a maximum total point value to even the playing field, adjusting strategy to match: use a large force of weaker troops to wear down the other team with multiple attacks, or only a few very strong ones in the hopes of overpowering the opponent quickly.		Every piece is rated a certain number of points. Typically, the higher the point value, the more effective the piece is in battle (more "tix" per turn, more effective attacks/special powers, wider bases to make knocking them down more difficult, etc.). While most pieces range from 10 to 40 points, the large and very powerful "Battle Master" pieces can be worth up to 80. Players may set a maximum total point value to even the playing field, adjusting strategy to match: use a large force of weaker troops to wear down the other team with multiple attacks, or only a few very strong ones in the hopes of overpowering the opponent quickly.

Fairplaythings at 21:23, 30 June 2019

2019-06-30T21:23:52Z

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	'''Attacktix''' is one of [[Hasbro]]'s gaming properties. Players select an "army" of figures, then try to use the figures' special abilities (firing missiles, spring-loaded strike attacks, and the like) to knock down the opposing force. The games rules are set as such that the game can be played very simply and quickly between two players, or more involved battles with multiple players and more rules and turnarounds.		'''Attacktix''' is one of [[Hasbro]]'s gaming properties. Players select an "army" of figures, then try to use the figures' special abilities (firing missiles, spring-loaded strike attacks, and the like) to knock down the opposing force. The games rules are set as such that the game can be played very simply and quickly between two players, or more involved battles with multiple players and more rules and turnarounds.

	Initially, the ''Attacktix'' line consisted solely of ''[[Star Wars (franchise)\|Star Wars]]'' characters, the first wave being released in 2005 to coincide with ''Revenge of the Sith''; however, Hasbro has since introduced ''Transformers'' characters to the mix -using a combination of characters from the [[Unicron Trilogy]] and [[The Transformers (franchise)\|Generation 1]] series, even dipping into ''[[Transformers: Universe (2003 franchise)\|Universe]]'', the [[Movie (franchise)\|2007 movie]] (nearly) and a few unique creations, plus recently added heroes and villains from [[Marvel Comics]]. Most strikingly, the Attacktix line featured an "Intergalactic Showdown" crossover pack, pitting ''Transformers'' characters AGAINST ''Star Wars'' characters for utter supremacy of the Male Action market. [[Marvel Comics]] characters ~~soon got~~ their own assortments ~~as well~~.		Initially, the ''Attacktix'' line consisted solely of ''[[Star Wars (franchise)\|Star Wars]]'' characters, the first wave being released in 2005 to coincide with ''Revenge of the Sith''; however, Hasbro has since introduced ''Transformers'' characters to the mix -using a combination of characters from the [[Unicron Trilogy]] and [[The Transformers (franchise)\|Generation 1]] series, even dipping into ''[[Transformers: Universe (2003 franchise)\|Universe]]'', the [[Movie (franchise)\|2007 movie]] (nearly) and a few unique creations, plus recently added heroes and villains from [[Marvel Comics]]. Most strikingly, the Attacktix line featured an "Intergalactic Showdown" crossover pack, pitting ''Transformers'' characters AGAINST ''Star Wars'' characters for utter supremacy of the Male Action market. [[Marvel Comics]] characters received their own assortments thereafter.

	[[File:AttacktixBoosters.jpg\|left\|upright=0.85\|thumb\|HA HA FETT.]]		[[File:AttacktixBoosters.jpg\|left\|upright=0.85\|thumb\|HA HA FETT.]]
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	''Wicked''.		''Wicked''.

	The entire line was put on "indefinite hiatus" in early 2007, with a great many planned and revealed pieces ~~being put into~~ limbo~~. Its return is questionable~~.		The entire line was put on "indefinite hiatus" in early 2007, with a great many planned and revealed pieces intended for Series 2 placed in limbo.

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	===Special Powers===		===Special Powers===
	On the bottom of every piece's base is a Special Power that goes into effect when the piece is knocked over, ''if'' the "Attacktix Window" on the bottom shows white. These vary wildly, from giving you retaliatory moves and/or attacks, replacing the fallen figure with another piece of a specified Class, Allegiance or even a specific character, and such. It is a good idea to assemble a team whose Special Powers complement each other; while this typically means sticking with a "theme" (Imperials, Autobots), this is not always the case, thanks to the Class markings.		On the bottom of every piece's base is a Special Power that goes into effect when the piece is knocked over, ''if'' the "Attacktix Window" on the bottom shows white. These vary wildly, from giving you retaliatory moves and/or attacks, replacing the fallen figure with another piece of a specified Class, Allegiance or even a specific character, and such. It is a good idea to assemble a team whose Special Powers complement each other; while this typically means sticking with a "theme" (Imperials, Autobots), this is not always the case, thanks to the Class markings.




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	{{note\|More detail on each pieces' Special Powers are given on their individual pages.}}		{{note\|More detail on each pieces' Special Powers are given on their individual pages.}}
	===Series 1===		===Series 1===
	Series 1 ~~of Transformers Attacktix~~ was sold in "Booster Packs", a single "Starter Set", a single "Battle Masters" set and a single "Star Wars vs. Transformers" crossover set. A [[Megatron (Armada)/toys#Attacktix\|Galvatron]] piece was to be released with a "Battle Case", but was cancelled due to poor sales of the ''Star Wars'' equivalent. ~~Finally, a~~ white [[Decepticlone]] was packed as a bonus piece with a Wal-Mart [[exclusive]] re-release of the aforementioned "Starter Set".		Transformers Attacktix initially concentrated on the [[Transformers: Energon (franchise)\|Energon]] and [[Transformers: Cybertron (franchise)\|Cybertron]] franchises. Series 1 was sold in "Booster Packs", a single "Starter Set", a single "Battle Masters" set and a single "Star Wars vs. Transformers" crossover set. A [[Megatron (Armada)/toys#Attacktix\|Galvatron]] piece was to be released with a "Battle Case", but was cancelled due to poor sales of the ''Star Wars'' equivalent. A white [[Decepticlone]] was packed as a bonus piece with a Wal-Mart [[exclusive]] re-release of the aforementioned "Starter Set".

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	===Series 2===		===Series 2===
	Series 2 of Transformers Attacktix ~~is currently~~ "on hold", ~~as is~~ the ~~entire~~ line ~~so far~~. According to ''Attacktix'' creator [[Brian Wilk]] in an interview at [[San Diego Comic-Con]] 2007, Hasbro is re-evaluating the presentation of the line, from packaging (how the pieces are presented, emphasis on the game, the whole blind-packed issue) to placement in the aisles to better grab kids before re-launching the line~~. As such, this list is certainly subject to change~~.		Transformers Attacktix Series 2 was set to expand the Attacktix universe to include [[The Transformers (franchise)\|G1]] and [[Transformers: Universe (2008 franchise)\|Universe]], with fully-painted prototypes displayed at various Hasbro appearance. However, further Transformers Attacktix figured were placed "on hold", along with the rest of the line. According to ''Attacktix'' creator [[Brian Wilk]] in an interview at [[San Diego Comic-Con]] 2007, Hasbro was re-evaluating the presentation of the line, from packaging (how the pieces are presented, emphasis on the game, the whole blind-packed issue) to placement in the aisles to better grab kids before re-launching the line.

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	\| TF18 \|\| Galvatron (''Cybertron'') \|\| Decepticon \|\| Leader \|\| Missile \|\| 40 \|\| Super Rare		\| TF18 \|\| Galvatron (''Cybertron'') \|\| Decepticon \|\| Leader \|\| Missile \|\| 40 \|\| Super Rare

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			\| '''NUMBER''' \|\| '''CHARACTER''' \|\| '''ALLEGIANCE''' \|\| '''CLASS''' \|\| '''ATTACK TYPE''' \|\| '''POINTS''' \|\| '''RARITY'''
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	\| TF19 \|\| [[Optimus Prime (G1)/merchandise\|Optimus Prime]] (Generation 1) \|\| Autobot \|\| Leader \|\| Missile \|\| 40 \|\| N/A		\| TF19 \|\| [[Optimus Prime (G1)/merchandise\|Optimus Prime]] (Generation 1) \|\| Autobot \|\| Leader \|\| Missile \|\| 40 \|\| N/A
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	{{note\|~~The last~~ four pieces ~~on this list, The~~ Generation 1 Optimus, Megatron, ~~and Unicron Trilogy~~ Landquake and Skywarp, did in fact see a limited retail release, ~~popping up mainly~~ in ~~stores like~~ Meijers or TJ Maxx. In Europe, ~~it got~~ released in limited numbers in Blokker stores.}}		{{note\|Miraculously, the final four pieces of Series 2 - Generation 1 Optimus and Megatron, along with Energon [[Landquake (energon)\|Landquake]] and Cybertron [[Skywarp_(Armada)#Cybertron\|Skywarp]] - did in fact see a limited retail release in the United States, primarily in a four-pack available at Meijers or TJ Maxx. In Europe, the set was released in limited numbers in Blokker stores.}}

	===Other known pieces===		===Other known pieces===
	Several ~~other~~ Attacktix pieces were revealed at various conventions (oddly enough, most at the Star Wars "Celebration IV" convention), or through official solicitations, but ultimately never saw release. Some were slated to be in "starter packs", but most were likely boosters. Most of their in-game statistics are unknown.		Several additional Attacktix pieces from G1 and the live action movie were revealed at various conventions (oddly enough, most at the Star Wars "Celebration IV" convention), or through official solicitations, but ultimately never saw release. Some were slated to be in "starter packs", but most were likely boosters. Most of their in-game statistics are unknown.

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	* [[Vector Prime]] (''Cybertron'', white version)		* [[Vector Prime]] (''Cybertron'', white version)
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	==External links==		==External links==

BNSF1995 at 22:05, 16 April 2019

2019-04-16T22:05:09Z

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	'''Attacktix''' is one of [[Hasbro]]'s gaming properties. Players select an "army" of figures, then try to use the figures' special abilities (firing missiles, spring-loaded strike attacks, and the like) to knock down the opposing force. The games rules are set as such that the game can be played very simply and quickly between two players, or more involved battles with multiple players and more rules and turnarounds.		'''Attacktix''' is one of [[Hasbro]]'s gaming properties. Players select an "army" of figures, then try to use the figures' special abilities (firing missiles, spring-loaded strike attacks, and the like) to knock down the opposing force. The games rules are set as such that the game can be played very simply and quickly between two players, or more involved battles with multiple players and more rules and turnarounds.

	Initially, the ''Attacktix'' line consisted solely of ''[[Star Wars (franchise)\|Star Wars]]'' characters; however, Hasbro has since introduced ''Transformers'' characters to the mix -using a combination of characters from the [[Unicron Trilogy]] and [[The Transformers (franchise)\|Generation 1]] series, even dipping into ''[[Transformers: Universe (2003 franchise)\|Universe]]'', the [[Movie (franchise)\|2007 movie]] (nearly) and a few unique creations, plus recently added heroes and villains from [[Marvel Comics]]. Most strikingly, the Attacktix line featured an "Intergalactic Showdown" crossover pack, pitting ''Transformers'' characters AGAINST ''Star Wars'' characters for utter supremacy of the Male Action market. [[Marvel Comics]] characters soon got their own assortments as well.		Initially, the ''Attacktix'' line consisted solely of ''[[Star Wars (franchise)\|Star Wars]]'' characters, the first wave being released in 2005 to coincide with ''Revenge of the Sith''; however, Hasbro has since introduced ''Transformers'' characters to the mix -using a combination of characters from the [[Unicron Trilogy]] and [[The Transformers (franchise)\|Generation 1]] series, even dipping into ''[[Transformers: Universe (2003 franchise)\|Universe]]'', the [[Movie (franchise)\|2007 movie]] (nearly) and a few unique creations, plus recently added heroes and villains from [[Marvel Comics]]. Most strikingly, the Attacktix line featured an "Intergalactic Showdown" crossover pack, pitting ''Transformers'' characters AGAINST ''Star Wars'' characters for utter supremacy of the Male Action market. [[Marvel Comics]] characters soon got their own assortments as well.

	[[File:AttacktixBoosters.jpg\|left\|upright=0.85\|thumb\|HA HA FETT.]]		[[File:AttacktixBoosters.jpg\|left\|upright=0.85\|thumb\|HA HA FETT.]]

Nevermore: /* Series 2 */

2018-06-26T22:44:20Z

Series 2

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	\| TF05 \|\| Dark Crumplezone \|\| Decepticon \|\| Warrior \|\| Melee (punch) \|\| 30 \|\| Rare		\| TF05 \|\| Dark Crumplezone \|\| Decepticon \|\| Warrior \|\| Melee (punch) \|\| 30 \|\| Rare
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	\| TF06 \|\| [[~~Bumblebee~~ (G1)/~~toys~~\|Bumblebee]] \|\| Autobot \|\| Specialist \|\| Missile \|\| 20 \|\| Rare		\| TF06 \|\| [[Bumblebee_(G1)/merchandise#Attacktix\|Bumblebee]] \|\| Autobot \|\| Specialist \|\| Missile \|\| 20 \|\| Rare
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	\| TF07 \|\| [[Grimlock (G1)/toys\|Grimlock]] \|\| Autobot \|\| Leader \|\| Melee (rammer) \|\| 20 \|\| Super Rare		\| TF07 \|\| [[Grimlock (G1)/toys\|Grimlock]] \|\| Autobot \|\| Leader \|\| Melee (rammer) \|\| 20 \|\| Super Rare

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	'''Attacktix''' is one of [[Hasbro]]'s gaming properties. Players select an "army" of figures, then try to use the figures' special abilities (firing missiles, spring-loaded strike attacks, and the like) to knock down the opposing force. The games rules are set as such that the game can be played very simply and quickly between two players, or more involved battles with multiple players and more rules and turnarounds.		'''Attacktix''' is one of [[Hasbro]]'s gaming properties. Players select an "army" of figures, then try to use the figures' special abilities (firing missiles, spring-loaded strike attacks, and the like) to knock down the opposing force. The games rules are set as such that the game can be played very simply and quickly between two players, or more involved battles with multiple players and more rules and turnarounds.

	Initially, the ''Attacktix'' line consisted solely of ''[[Star Wars (franchise)\|Star Wars]]'' characters, the first wave being released in 2005 to coincide with ''Revenge of the Sith''; however, Hasbro has since introduced ''Transformers'' characters to the mix -using a combination of characters from the [[Unicron Trilogy continuity family\|Unicron Trilogy]] and [[The Transformers (franchise)\|Generation 1]] series, even dipping into ''[[Transformers: Universe (2003 franchise)\|Universe]]'', the [[~~Movie~~ (franchise)\|2007 movie]] (nearly) and a few unique creations, plus recently added heroes and villains from [[Marvel Comics]]. Most strikingly, the Attacktix line featured an "Intergalactic Showdown" crossover pack, pitting ''Transformers'' characters AGAINST ''Star Wars'' characters for utter supremacy of the Male Action market. [[Marvel Comics]] characters received their own assortments thereafter.		Initially, the ''Attacktix'' line consisted solely of ''[[Star Wars (franchise)\|Star Wars]]'' characters, the first wave being released in 2005 to coincide with ''Revenge of the Sith''; however, Hasbro has since introduced ''Transformers'' characters to the mix -using a combination of characters from the [[Unicron Trilogy continuity family\|Unicron Trilogy]] and [[The Transformers (franchise)\|Generation 1]] series, even dipping into ''[[Transformers: Universe (2003 franchise)\|Universe]]'', the [[Transformers (2007 franchise)\|2007 movie]] (nearly) and a few unique creations, plus recently added heroes and villains from [[Marvel Comics]]. Most strikingly, the Attacktix line featured an "Intergalactic Showdown" crossover pack, pitting ''Transformers'' characters AGAINST ''Star Wars'' characters for utter supremacy of the Male Action market. [[Marvel Comics]] characters received their own assortments thereafter.

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	* [[Blaster (G1)\|Blaster]]		* [[Blaster (G1)\|Blaster]]
	* [[Bonecrusher (Movie)\|Bonecrusher]] ([[~~Movie~~ (franchise)\|movie]])		* [[Bonecrusher (Movie)\|Bonecrusher]] ([[Transformers (2007 franchise)\|movie]])
	* [[Bumblebee (Movie)/merchandise\|Bumblebee]] (movie)		* [[Bumblebee (Movie)/merchandise\|Bumblebee]] (movie)
	* [[Demolishor (Armada)\|Demolishor]] (''Energon'')		* [[Demolishor (Armada)\|Demolishor]] (''Energon'')

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	\| '''NUMBER''' \|\| '''CHARACTER''' \|\| '''ALLEGIANCE''' \|\| '''CLASS''' \|\| '''ATTACK TYPE''' \|\| '''POINTS''' \|\| '''RARITY'''		\| '''NUMBER''' \|\| '''CHARACTER''' \|\| '''ALLEGIANCE''' \|\| '''CLASS''' \|\| '''ATTACK TYPE''' \|\| '''POINTS''' \|\| '''RARITY'''
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	\| TF01 \|\| [[Mini-Con]] ([[Skyboom (Energon)\|Skyboom]]) \|\| Autobot \|\| Trooper \|\| Missile \|\| 10 \|\| Rare		\| TF01 \|\| [[Mini-Con#Attacktix\|Mini-Con]] ([[Skyboom (Energon)#Attacktix\|Skyboom]]) \|\| Autobot \|\| Trooper \|\| Missile \|\| 10 \|\| Rare
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	\| TF02 \|\| [[Omnicon]] (gold [[Signal Flare (Energon)\|Signal Flare]] type) \|\| Autobot \|\| Trooper \|\| Missile \|\| 10 \|\| Rare		\| TF02 \|\| [[Omnicon#Attacktix\|Omnicon]] (gold [[Signal Flare (Energon)#Attacktix\|Signal Flare]] type) \|\| Autobot \|\| Trooper \|\| Missile \|\| 10 \|\| Rare
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	\| TF03 \|\| [[Decepticlone]] (gray [[Light Unit]]) \|\| Decepticon \|\| Trooper \|\| Missile \|\| 10 \|\| Rare		\| TF03 \|\| [[Decepticlone#Attacktix\|Decepticlone]] (gray [[Light Unit#Attacktix\|Light Unit]]) \|\| Decepticon \|\| Trooper \|\| Missile \|\| 10 \|\| Rare
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	\| TF04 \|\| [[Insecticon (Energon)\|Insecticon]] \|\| Decepticon \|\| Trooper \|\| Missile \|\| 10 \|\| Rare		\| TF04 \|\| [[Insecticon (Energon)#Attacktix\|Insecticon]] \|\| Decepticon \|\| Trooper \|\| Missile \|\| 10 \|\| Rare
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	\| TF05 \|\| [[Rodimus (Energon)\|Rodimus]] \|\| Autobot \|\| Captain \|\| Missile \|\| 20 \|\| Rare		\| TF05 \|\| [[Rodimus (Energon)#Attacktix\|Rodimus]] \|\| Autobot \|\| Captain \|\| Missile \|\| 20 \|\| Rare
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	\| TF06 \|\| [[Battle Ravage]] \|\| Decepticon \|\| Specialist \|\| Melee (flail) \|\| 20 \|\| Rare		\| TF06 \|\| [[Battle Ravage#Attacktix\|Battle Ravage]] \|\| Decepticon \|\| Specialist \|\| Melee (flail) \|\| 20 \|\| Rare
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	\| TF07 \|\| [[Scourge (Cybertron)\|Scourge]] \|\| Decepticon \|\| Specialist \|\| Melee (swing) \|\| 20 \|\| Super Rare		\| TF07 \|\| [[Scourge (Cybertron)#Attacktix\|Scourge]] \|\| Decepticon \|\| Specialist \|\| Melee (swing) \|\| 20 \|\| Super Rare
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	\| TF08 \|\| [[Starscream (Armada)\|Starscream]] (''Cybertron'') \|\| Decepticon \|\| Captain \|\| Missile \|\| 30 \|\| Super Rare		\| TF08 \|\| [[Starscream (Armada)#Attacktix\|Starscream]] (''Cybertron'') \|\| Decepticon \|\| Captain \|\| Missile \|\| 30 \|\| Super Rare
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	\| TF09 \|\| [[Hot Shot (Armada)/toys\|Hot Shot]] (''Cybertron'') \|\| Autobot \|\| Warrior \|\| Missile (wide) \|\| 40 \|\| Super Rare		\| TF09 \|\| [[Hot Shot (Armada)/toys#Attacktix\|Hot Shot]] (''Cybertron'') \|\| Autobot \|\| Warrior \|\| Missile (wide) \|\| 40 \|\| Super Rare
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	\| TF10 \|\| [[Excellion (Cybertron)\|Excellion]] \|\| Autobot \|\| Warrior \|\| Missile (wide) \|\| 40 \|\| Super Rare		\| TF10 \|\| [[Excellion (Cybertron)#Attacktix\|Excellion]] \|\| Autobot \|\| Warrior \|\| Missile (wide) \|\| 40 \|\| Super Rare
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	\| TF11 \|\| [[Vector Prime]] \|\| Autobot \|\| Leader \|\| Missile (wide) \|\| 40 \|\| Super Rare		\| TF11 \|\| [[Vector Prime#Attacktix\|Vector Prime]] \|\| Autobot \|\| Leader \|\| Missile (wide) \|\| 40 \|\| Super Rare
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	\| TF12 \|\| [[Landmine (Energon)\|Landmine]] (''Energon'') \|\| Autobot \|\| Warrior \|\| Melee (stab) \|\| 30 \|\| Super Rare		\| TF12 \|\| [[Landmine (Energon)#Attacktix\|Landmine]] (''Energon'') \|\| Autobot \|\| Warrior \|\| Melee (stab) \|\| 30 \|\| Super Rare
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	\| TF13 \|\| [[Optimus Prime (Armada)/toys\|Super Optimus Prime (''Cybertron'', robot)]] \|\| Autobot \|\| Leader \|\| Missile (wide) \|\| 40 \|\| Super Rare		\| TF13 \|\| [[Optimus Prime (Armada)/toys#Attacktix\|Super Optimus Prime (''Cybertron'', robot)]] \|\| Autobot \|\| Leader \|\| Missile (wide) \|\| 40 \|\| Super Rare
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	\| TF14 \|\| Super Optimus Prime (''Cybertron'', vehicle) \|\| Autobot \|\| Leader \|\| Missile \|\| 30 \|\| Super Rare		\| TF14 \|\| Super Optimus Prime (''Cybertron'', vehicle) \|\| Autobot \|\| Leader \|\| Missile \|\| 30 \|\| Super Rare
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	\| TF15 \|\| [[Scorponok (Energon)\|Scorponok]] \|\| Decepticon \|\| Captain \|\| Melee (lift) \|\| 30 \|\| Super Rare		\| TF15 \|\| [[Scorponok (Energon)#Attacktix\|Scorponok]] \|\| Decepticon \|\| Captain \|\| Melee (lift) \|\| 30 \|\| Super Rare
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	\| TF16 \|\| [[Megatron (Armada)/toys\|Megatron (''Cybertron'', robot)]] \|\| Decepticon \|\| Leader \|\| Missile (wide) \|\| 40 \|\| Super Rare		\| TF16 \|\| [[Megatron (Armada)/toys#Attacktix\|Megatron (''Cybertron'', robot)]] \|\| Decepticon \|\| Leader \|\| Missile (wide) \|\| 40 \|\| Super Rare
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	\| TF17 \|\| Megatron (''Cybertron'', jet) \|\| Decepticon \|\| Leader \|\| Missile \|\| 30 \|\| Super Rare		\| TF17 \|\| Megatron (''Cybertron'', jet) \|\| Decepticon \|\| Leader \|\| Missile \|\| 30 \|\| Super Rare
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	\| TF18 \|\| [[Ransack (Cybertron)\|Ransack]] \|\| Decepticon \|\| Specialist \|\| Melee (grapple) \|\| 20 \|\| Super Rare		\| TF18 \|\| [[Ransack (Cybertron)#Attacktix\|Ransack]] \|\| Decepticon \|\| Specialist \|\| Melee (grapple) \|\| 20 \|\| Super Rare
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	\| TF19 \|\| [[Overhaul (Cybertron)\|Overhaul]] \|\| Autobot \|\| Leader \|\| Missile (wide) \|\| 30 \|\| Starter Set		\| TF19 \|\| [[Overhaul (Cybertron)#Attacktix\|Overhaul]] \|\| Autobot \|\| Leader \|\| Missile (wide) \|\| 30 \|\| Starter Set
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	\| TF20 \|\| [[Dirt Boss (Cybertron)\|Dirt Boss]] \|\| Decepticon \|\| Warrior \|\| Missile (forked) \|\| 30 \|\| Starter Set		\| TF20 \|\| [[Dirt Boss (Cybertron)#Attacktix\|Dirt Boss]] \|\| Decepticon \|\| Warrior \|\| Missile (forked) \|\| 30 \|\| Starter Set
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	\| TF21 \|\| [[Skyblast (Energon)\|Skyblast]] (robot) \|\| Autobot \|\| Warrior \|\| Melee (stab) \|\| 30 \|\| Starter Set		\| TF21 \|\| [[Skyblast (Energon)#Attacktix\|Skyblast]] (robot) \|\| Autobot \|\| Warrior \|\| Melee (stab) \|\| 30 \|\| Starter Set
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	\| TF22 \|\| Skyblast (vehicle) \|\| Autobot \|\| Specialist \|\| Missile \|\| 20 \|\| Starter Set		\| TF22 \|\| Skyblast (vehicle) \|\| Autobot \|\| Specialist \|\| Missile \|\| 20 \|\| Starter Set
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	\| TF23 \|\| Galvatron (''Cybertron'', robot)\|\| Decepticon \|\| Leader \|\| Missile (wide) \|\| 30 \|\| Battle Case (cancelled)		\| TF23 \|\| Galvatron (''Cybertron'', robot)\|\| Decepticon \|\| Leader \|\| Missile (wide) \|\| 30 \|\| Battle Case (cancelled)
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	\| TF24 \|\| [[Omega Supreme (Energon)\|Omega Supreme]] \|\| N/A \|\| Mega \|\| Melee (manual throw) \|\| 80 \|\| Battle Masters		\| TF24 \|\| [[Omega Supreme (Energon)#Attacktix\|Omega Supreme]] \|\| N/A \|\| Mega \|\| Melee (manual throw) \|\| 80 \|\| Battle Masters
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	\| TF25 \|\| [[Crumplezone (Cybertron)\|Crumplezone]] \|\| Decepticon \|\| Captain \|\| Melee (punch) \|\| 30 \|\| Battle Masters		\| TF25 \|\| [[Crumplezone (Cybertron)#Attacktix\|Crumplezone]] \|\| Decepticon \|\| Captain \|\| Melee (punch) \|\| 30 \|\| Battle Masters
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	\| SVT01 \|\| [[Omega Sentinel (Energon)\|Omega Sentinel]] \|\| N/A \|\| Mega \|\| Missile (quadruple) \|\| 70 \|\| Star Wars vs. Transformers		\| SVT01 \|\| [[Omega Sentinel (Energon)#Attacktix\|Omega Sentinel]] \|\| N/A \|\| Mega \|\| Missile (quadruple) \|\| 70 \|\| Star Wars vs. Transformers
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	\| SVT05 \|\| Super Optimus Prime (''Cybertron'', robot) \|\| Autobot \|\| Leader \|\| Missile (wide) \|\| 40 \|\| Star Wars vs. Transformers		\| SVT05 \|\| Super Optimus Prime (''Cybertron'', robot) \|\| Autobot \|\| Leader \|\| Missile (wide) \|\| 40 \|\| Star Wars vs. Transformers

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	\| TF06 \|\| [[Bumblebee (G1)/merchandise#Attacktix\|Bumblebee]] \|\| Autobot \|\| Specialist \|\| Missile \|\| 20 \|\| Rare		\| TF06 \|\| [[Bumblebee (G1)/merchandise#Attacktix\|Bumblebee]] \|\| Autobot \|\| Specialist \|\| Missile \|\| 20 \|\| Rare
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	\| TF07 \|\| [[Grimlock (G1)/toys\|Grimlock]] \|\| Autobot \|\| Leader \|\| Melee (rammer) \|\| 20 \|\| Super Rare		\| TF07 \|\| [[Grimlock (G1)/toys#Attacktix\|Grimlock]] \|\| Autobot \|\| Leader \|\| Melee (rammer) \|\| 20 \|\| Super Rare
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	\| TF08 \|\| [[Soundwave (G1)/~~toys~~\|Soundwave]] \|\| Decepticon \|\| Captain \|\| Missile \|\| 30 \|\| Super Rare		\| TF08 \|\| [[Soundwave (G1)/merchandise#Attacktix\|Soundwave]] \|\| Decepticon \|\| Captain \|\| Missile \|\| 30 \|\| Super Rare
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	\| TF09 \|\| [[Checkpoint (Energon)\|Checkpoint]] \|\| Autobot \|\| Specialist \|\| Missile \|\| 20 \|\| Super Rare		\| TF09 \|\| [[Checkpoint (Energon)\|Checkpoint]] \|\| Autobot \|\| Specialist \|\| Missile \|\| 20 \|\| Super Rare
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	\| TF15 \|\| Super Optimus Prime (''Cybertron'', "spark attack") \|\| Autobot \|\| Warrior \|\| Missile \|\| 50 \|\| Super Rare		\| TF15 \|\| Super Optimus Prime (''Cybertron'', "spark attack") \|\| Autobot \|\| Warrior \|\| Missile \|\| 50 \|\| Super Rare
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	\| TF16 \|\| [[Prowl (G1)/toys\|Prowl]] \|\| Autobot \|\| Captain \|\| Missile \|\| 30 \|\| Super Rare		\| TF16 \|\| [[Prowl (G1)/toys#Attacktix\|Prowl]] \|\| Autobot \|\| Captain \|\| Missile \|\| 30 \|\| Super Rare
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	\| TF17 \|\| Dark Scorponok \|\| Decepticon \|\| Warrior \|\| Melee (lift) \|\| 30 \|\| Super Rare		\| TF17 \|\| Dark Scorponok \|\| Decepticon \|\| Warrior \|\| Melee (lift) \|\| 30 \|\| Super Rare
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	\| '''NUMBER''' \|\| '''CHARACTER''' \|\| '''ALLEGIANCE''' \|\| '''CLASS''' \|\| '''ATTACK TYPE''' \|\| '''POINTS''' \|\| '''RARITY'''		\| '''NUMBER''' \|\| '''CHARACTER''' \|\| '''ALLEGIANCE''' \|\| '''CLASS''' \|\| '''ATTACK TYPE''' \|\| '''POINTS''' \|\| '''RARITY'''
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	\| TF19 \|\| [[Optimus Prime (G1)/merchandise\|Optimus Prime]] (Generation 1) \|\| Autobot \|\| Leader \|\| Missile \|\| 40 \|\| N/A		\| TF19 \|\| [[Optimus Prime (G1)/merchandise#Attacktix\|Optimus Prime]] (Generation 1) \|\| Autobot \|\| Leader \|\| Missile \|\| 40 \|\| N/A
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	\| TF20 \|\| [[Megatron (G1)/merchandise\|Megatron]] (Generation 1) \|\| Decepticon \|\| Leader \|\| Missile \|\| 40 \|\| N/A		\| TF20 \|\| [[Megatron (G1)/merchandise#Attacktix\|Megatron]] (Generation 1) \|\| Decepticon \|\| Leader \|\| Missile \|\| 40 \|\| N/A
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	\| TF21 \|\| [[Skywarp (Armada)\|Skywarp]] (''Cybertron'' [[Legends Class (2005)\|LOC)]] \|\| Decepticon \|\| Warrior \|\| Missile \|\| 30 \|\| N/A		\| TF21 \|\| [[Skywarp (Armada)#Attacktix\|Skywarp]] (''Cybertron'' [[Legends Class (2005)\|LOC)]] \|\| Decepticon \|\| Warrior \|\| Missile \|\| 30 \|\| N/A
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	\| TF22 \|\| [[Landquake (Energon)\|Landquake]] \|\| Autobot \|\| Specialist \|\| Melee (stab) \|\| 30 \|\| N/A		\| TF22 \|\| [[Landquake (Energon)#Attacktix\|Landquake]] \|\| Autobot \|\| Specialist \|\| Melee (stab) \|\| 30 \|\| N/A

	\|}		\|}