Berserker - Revision history

M Sipher: /* References */

2026-01-13T22:50:25Z

References

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			[[Category: Tiny Turbo Changers]]
	[[Category:Wal-Mart exclusives]]		[[Category:Wal-Mart exclusives]]

Saix: clean up, replaced: → , |upright=1.1| → |, 3mm → 3 mm (2), 5mm → 5 mm (2)

2024-11-09T18:10:00Z

clean up, replaced: → , |upright=1.1| → |, 3mm → 3 mm (2), 5mm → 5 mm (2)

DeKrogMination: /* The Last Knight */

2024-08-05T03:16:13Z

The Last Knight

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	:*''Japanese ID number:'' '''TLK-18'''		:*''Japanese ID number:'' '''TLK-18'''

	:Released in the second wave of 1-Step Turbo-Changers, Berserker changes from ~~a generic version~~ of a ~~Chevrolet Suburban to~~ robot when his spoiler and hood are folded upward. He has articulated shoulders and 5mm compatible ports in his fists~~. His vehicle mode is a pick-up truck of fictitious origin rather than the Chevy Suburban that his first toy used~~. Like all ''Last Knight'' 1-~~Steps~~, he has a faction symbol hidden in UV-reactive paint to make him interact with the "Cyberfire" gimmick of Mega Turbo Changer [[Dragonstorm#Toys\|Dragonstorm]].		:Released in the second wave of 1-Step Turbo-Changers, Berserker changes from an armored pick-up truck of fictitious origin to a robot when his spoiler and hood are folded upward. He has articulated shoulders and 5mm compatible ports in his fists. Like all ''The Last Knight'' 1-Step Changers, he has a faction symbol hidden in UV-reactive paint to make him interact with the "Cyberfire" gimmick of Mega Turbo Changer [[Dragonstorm#Toys\|Dragonstorm]].

	{{-}}{{anchor\|TinyTurboChanger}}		{{-}}{{anchor\|TinyTurboChanger}}

TitaniumToughGuy: /* The Last Knight */

2024-07-30T13:50:25Z

The Last Knight

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	:*''Bag code'': '''C'''		:*''Bag code'': '''C'''

	:Released in Series 2 of [[Tiny Turbo Changers]], Berserker changes from a robot to a pick-up truck reminiscent of his 1-Step Turbo Changers toy. He features articulated shoulders and hands ~~that~~ can grip [[Cyberverse (toyline)\|Cyberverse]] weapons and other 3mm compatible posts.		:Released in Series 2 of [[Tiny Turbo Changers]], Berserker changes from a robot to a pick-up truck reminiscent of his 1-Step Turbo Changers toy. He features articulated shoulders and his hands can grip [[Cyberverse (toyline)\|Cyberverse]] weapons and other 3mm compatible posts.

	:This mold is also used to make [[Crankcase (DOTM)#Movie Edition\|''Movie Edition'' Crankcase]].		:This mold is also used to make [[Crankcase (DOTM)#Movie Edition\|''Movie Edition'' Crankcase]].

DeKrogMination: /* The Last Knight */

2024-07-30T13:28:37Z

The Last Knight

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	:*''Bag code'': '''C'''		:*''Bag code'': '''C'''

	:Released in Series 2 of [[Tiny Turbo Changers]], Berserker changes from a robot to a ~~generic version~~ of ~~a Chevrolet Suburban~~. He features articulated shoulders and hands that can grip [[Cyberverse (toyline)\|Cyberverse]] weapons and other 3mm compatible posts.		:Released in Series 2 of [[Tiny Turbo Changers]], Berserker changes from a robot to a pick-up truck reminiscent of his 1-Step Turbo Changers toy. He features articulated shoulders and hands that can grip [[Cyberverse (toyline)\|Cyberverse]] weapons and other 3mm compatible posts.

	:This mold is also used to make [[Crankcase (DOTM)#Movie Edition\|''Movie Edition'' Crankcase]].		:This mold is also used to make [[Crankcase (DOTM)#Movie Edition\|''Movie Edition'' Crankcase]].

Teletraan-X: Teletraan-X Text Replacement live-action film series continuity family => movie continuity family

2023-12-29T08:00:49Z

Teletraan-X Text Replacement live-action film series continuity family => movie continuity family

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	:''Berserker is a [[Decepticon]] from [[Transformers: The Last Knight (franchise)\|The Last Knight]] portion of the [[~~live-action film series]] [[~~continuity family]].''		:''Berserker is a [[Decepticon]] from [[Transformers: The Last Knight (franchise)\|The Last Knight]] portion of the [[movie continuity family]].''
	[[File:Berserker Promo Art.jpg\|thumb\|right\|You can lift 600 pounds? Well I lift up MASTODONS! Huss! Huss!]]		[[File:Berserker Promo Art.jpg\|thumb\|right\|You can lift 600 pounds? Well I lift up MASTODONS! Huss! Huss!]]

Saix: Linked design narrative

2023-11-08T01:01:42Z

Linked design narrative

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	[[File:TF-TLK-Dread-Alternate-Concept-Art-01.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.1\|Anytime.]]		[[File:TF-TLK-Dread-Alternate-Concept-Art-01.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.1\|Anytime.]]
	*Berserker was initially planned to use the robot design created by [[Ben Procter]] for [[Overload (ROTF)\|Overload]], with concept art produced under the designation "Bezerker".<ref name="Overload">{{citesocial\|quote=Face mask design for crazy prison bot. Initially they were talking about using the unused four arm Constructicon design Ben Proctor did for TF2 (which is great). But I guess the character just became more of a quick gag and wasn’t a whole new model.\|link=https://www.instagram.com/p/CEpBBAzDIdS/\|name=Josh Nizzi\|site=Instagram\|year=2020\|month=09\|day=03}}</ref>		*Berserker was initially planned to use the robot design created by [[Ben Procter]] for [[Overload (ROTF)\|Overload]], with concept art produced under the designation "Bezerker".<ref name="Overload">{{citesocial\|quote=Face mask design for crazy prison bot. Initially they were talking about using the unused four arm Constructicon design Ben Proctor did for TF2 (which is great). But I guess the character just became more of a quick gag and wasn’t a whole new model.\|link=https://www.instagram.com/p/CEpBBAzDIdS/\|name=Josh Nizzi\|site=Instagram\|year=2020\|month=09\|day=03}}</ref> Berserker's final design reuses [[Crankcase (DOTM)\|Crankcase]]'s model, sporting a new color scheme that originated as part of a set of "anarchist" recolors of the [[Dread (DOTM)\|Dreads]], sporting crossed-through Autobot and Decepticon [[insignia]]. This concept art used Crankcase's preproduction name of "Dreadwind", perhaps indicating that the character may have been intended to ''be'' Crankcase at some point.<ref>{{citesocial\|quote=Anarchist Dreads don't care about your society.\|link=https://www.instagram.com/p/BZW_tHdjF_g/\|name=Josh Nizzi\|site=Instagram\|year=2017\|month=09\|day=23}}</ref><ref>{{citesocial\|quote=Last batch of color options for rogue dreads.\|link=https://www.instagram.com/p/CDzo_D_jpQv/\|name=Josh Nizzi\|site=Instagram\|year=2020\|month=08\|day=12}}</ref>
	* Berserker's final design reuses [[Crankcase (DOTM)\|Crankcase]]'s model, sporting a new color scheme that originated as part of a set of "anarchist" recolors of the [[Dread (DOTM)\|Dreads]], sporting crossed-through Autobot and Decepticon [[insignia]]. This concept art used Crankcase's preproduction name of "Dreadwind", perhaps indicating that the character may have been intended to ''be'' Crankcase at some point.<ref>{{citesocial\|quote=Anarchist Dreads don't care about your society.\|link=https://www.instagram.com/p/BZW_tHdjF_g/\|name=Josh Nizzi\|site=Instagram\|year=2017\|month=09\|day=23}}</ref><ref>{{citesocial\|quote=Last batch of color options for rogue dreads.\|link=https://www.instagram.com/p/CDzo_D_jpQv/\|name=Josh Nizzi\|site=Instagram\|year=2020\|month=08\|day=12}}</ref>
	* Despite his ''very'' limited screen-time (''8.39 seconds'', all of which he spends locked in restraints), he received more toy representation than some of the more prominent Decepticons in the film–including [[Nitro Zeus]], Onslaught, Dreadbot, and [[Mohawk]], the latter three not receiving toys or merchandise ''at all'' during the time of ''The Last Knight'''s franchise.		* Despite his ''very'' limited screen-time (''8.39 seconds'', all of which he spends locked in restraints), he received more toy representation than some of the more prominent Decepticons in the film–including [[Nitro Zeus]], Onslaught, Dreadbot, and [[Mohawk]], the latter three not receiving toys or merchandise ''at all'' during the time of ''The Last Knight'''s franchise.

Saix: Stop saying "According to X" when it's in the reference already

2023-11-08T01:01:00Z

Stop saying "According to X" when it's in the reference already

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	[[File:TF-TLK-Dread-Alternate-Concept-Art-01.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.1\|Anytime.]]		[[File:TF-TLK-Dread-Alternate-Concept-Art-01.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.1\|Anytime.]]
	* ~~According to [[Josh Nizzi]],~~ Berserker was initially planned to use the robot design created by [[Ben Procter]] for [[Overload (ROTF)\|Overload]], with concept art produced under the designation "Bezerker".<ref name="Overload">{{citesocial\|quote=Face mask design for crazy prison bot. Initially they were talking about using the unused four arm Constructicon design Ben Proctor did for TF2 (which is great). But I guess the character just became more of a quick gag and wasn’t a whole new model.\|link=https://www.instagram.com/p/CEpBBAzDIdS/\|name=Josh Nizzi\|site=Instagram\|year=2020\|month=09\|day=03}}</ref>		*Berserker was initially planned to use the robot design created by [[Ben Procter]] for [[Overload (ROTF)\|Overload]], with concept art produced under the designation "Bezerker".<ref name="Overload">{{citesocial\|quote=Face mask design for crazy prison bot. Initially they were talking about using the unused four arm Constructicon design Ben Proctor did for TF2 (which is great). But I guess the character just became more of a quick gag and wasn’t a whole new model.\|link=https://www.instagram.com/p/CEpBBAzDIdS/\|name=Josh Nizzi\|site=Instagram\|year=2020\|month=09\|day=03}}</ref>
	* Berserker's final design reuses [[Crankcase (DOTM)\|Crankcase]]'s model, sporting a new color scheme that originated as part of a set of "anarchist" recolors of the [[Dread (DOTM)\|Dreads]], sporting crossed-through Autobot and Decepticon [[insignia]]. This concept art used Crankcase's preproduction name of "Dreadwind", perhaps indicating that the character may have been intended to ''be'' Crankcase at some point.<ref>{{citesocial\|quote=Anarchist Dreads don't care about your society.\|link=https://www.instagram.com/p/BZW_tHdjF_g/\|name=Josh Nizzi\|site=Instagram\|year=2017\|month=09\|day=23}}</ref><ref>{{citesocial\|quote=Last batch of color options for rogue dreads.\|link=https://www.instagram.com/p/CDzo_D_jpQv/\|name=Josh Nizzi\|site=Instagram\|year=2020\|month=08\|day=12}}</ref>		* Berserker's final design reuses [[Crankcase (DOTM)\|Crankcase]]'s model, sporting a new color scheme that originated as part of a set of "anarchist" recolors of the [[Dread (DOTM)\|Dreads]], sporting crossed-through Autobot and Decepticon [[insignia]]. This concept art used Crankcase's preproduction name of "Dreadwind", perhaps indicating that the character may have been intended to ''be'' Crankcase at some point.<ref>{{citesocial\|quote=Anarchist Dreads don't care about your society.\|link=https://www.instagram.com/p/BZW_tHdjF_g/\|name=Josh Nizzi\|site=Instagram\|year=2017\|month=09\|day=23}}</ref><ref>{{citesocial\|quote=Last batch of color options for rogue dreads.\|link=https://www.instagram.com/p/CDzo_D_jpQv/\|name=Josh Nizzi\|site=Instagram\|year=2020\|month=08\|day=12}}</ref>
	* Despite his ''very'' limited screen-time (''8.39 seconds'', all of which he spends locked in restraints), he received more toy representation than some of the more prominent Decepticons in the film–including [[Nitro Zeus]], Onslaught, Dreadbot, and [[Mohawk]], the latter three not receiving toys or merchandise ''at all'' during the time of ''The Last Knight'''s franchise.		* Despite his ''very'' limited screen-time (''8.39 seconds'', all of which he spends locked in restraints), he received more toy representation than some of the more prominent Decepticons in the film–including [[Nitro Zeus]], Onslaught, Dreadbot, and [[Mohawk]], the latter three not receiving toys or merchandise ''at all'' during the time of ''The Last Knight'''s franchise.

Cyberlink420: Even with the new toy, Mohawk still didn't get one during The Last Knight's run, so the statement isn't incorrect.

2023-11-08T00:47:06Z

Even with the new toy, Mohawk still didn't get one during The Last Knight's run, so the statement isn't incorrect.

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	* According to [[Josh Nizzi]], Berserker was initially planned to use the robot design created by [[Ben Procter]] for [[Overload (ROTF)\|Overload]], with concept art produced under the designation "Bezerker".<ref name="Overload">{{citesocial\|quote=Face mask design for crazy prison bot. Initially they were talking about using the unused four arm Constructicon design Ben Proctor did for TF2 (which is great). But I guess the character just became more of a quick gag and wasn’t a whole new model.\|link=https://www.instagram.com/p/CEpBBAzDIdS/\|name=Josh Nizzi\|site=Instagram\|year=2020\|month=09\|day=03}}</ref>		* According to [[Josh Nizzi]], Berserker was initially planned to use the robot design created by [[Ben Procter]] for [[Overload (ROTF)\|Overload]], with concept art produced under the designation "Bezerker".<ref name="Overload">{{citesocial\|quote=Face mask design for crazy prison bot. Initially they were talking about using the unused four arm Constructicon design Ben Proctor did for TF2 (which is great). But I guess the character just became more of a quick gag and wasn’t a whole new model.\|link=https://www.instagram.com/p/CEpBBAzDIdS/\|name=Josh Nizzi\|site=Instagram\|year=2020\|month=09\|day=03}}</ref>
	* Berserker's final design reuses [[Crankcase (DOTM)\|Crankcase]]'s model, sporting a new color scheme that originated as part of a set of "anarchist" recolors of the [[Dread (DOTM)\|Dreads]], sporting crossed-through Autobot and Decepticon [[insignia]]. This concept art used Crankcase's preproduction name of "Dreadwind", perhaps indicating that the character may have been intended to ''be'' Crankcase at some point.<ref>{{citesocial\|quote=Anarchist Dreads don't care about your society.\|link=https://www.instagram.com/p/BZW_tHdjF_g/\|name=Josh Nizzi\|site=Instagram\|year=2017\|month=09\|day=23}}</ref><ref>{{citesocial\|quote=Last batch of color options for rogue dreads.\|link=https://www.instagram.com/p/CDzo_D_jpQv/\|name=Josh Nizzi\|site=Instagram\|year=2020\|month=08\|day=12}}</ref>		* Berserker's final design reuses [[Crankcase (DOTM)\|Crankcase]]'s model, sporting a new color scheme that originated as part of a set of "anarchist" recolors of the [[Dread (DOTM)\|Dreads]], sporting crossed-through Autobot and Decepticon [[insignia]]. This concept art used Crankcase's preproduction name of "Dreadwind", perhaps indicating that the character may have been intended to ''be'' Crankcase at some point.<ref>{{citesocial\|quote=Anarchist Dreads don't care about your society.\|link=https://www.instagram.com/p/BZW_tHdjF_g/\|name=Josh Nizzi\|site=Instagram\|year=2017\|month=09\|day=23}}</ref><ref>{{citesocial\|quote=Last batch of color options for rogue dreads.\|link=https://www.instagram.com/p/CDzo_D_jpQv/\|name=Josh Nizzi\|site=Instagram\|year=2020\|month=08\|day=12}}</ref>
	* Despite his ''very'' limited screen-time (''8.39 seconds'', all of which he spends locked in restraints), he received more toy representation than some of the more prominent Decepticons in the film–including [[Nitro Zeus]], ~~[[Onslaught (ROTF)\|~~Onslaught]], [[Dreadbot]], and [[Mohawk]], ~~with Onslaught and Dreadbot~~ receiving toys or merchandise ''at all'' during the time of ''The Last Knight'''s franchise.		* Despite his ''very'' limited screen-time (''8.39 seconds'', all of which he spends locked in restraints), he received more toy representation than some of the more prominent Decepticons in the film–including [[Nitro Zeus]], Onslaught, Dreadbot, and [[Mohawk]], the latter three not receiving toys or merchandise ''at all'' during the time of ''The Last Knight'''s franchise.

	===Foreign names===		===Foreign names===

LOGIC at 00:43, 8 November 2023

2023-11-08T00:43:49Z

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	* According to [[Josh Nizzi]], Berserker was initially planned to use the robot design created by [[Ben Procter]] for [[Overload (ROTF)\|Overload]], with concept art produced under the designation "Bezerker".<ref name="Overload">{{citesocial\|quote=Face mask design for crazy prison bot. Initially they were talking about using the unused four arm Constructicon design Ben Proctor did for TF2 (which is great). But I guess the character just became more of a quick gag and wasn’t a whole new model.\|link=https://www.instagram.com/p/CEpBBAzDIdS/\|name=Josh Nizzi\|site=Instagram\|year=2020\|month=09\|day=03}}</ref>		* According to [[Josh Nizzi]], Berserker was initially planned to use the robot design created by [[Ben Procter]] for [[Overload (ROTF)\|Overload]], with concept art produced under the designation "Bezerker".<ref name="Overload">{{citesocial\|quote=Face mask design for crazy prison bot. Initially they were talking about using the unused four arm Constructicon design Ben Proctor did for TF2 (which is great). But I guess the character just became more of a quick gag and wasn’t a whole new model.\|link=https://www.instagram.com/p/CEpBBAzDIdS/\|name=Josh Nizzi\|site=Instagram\|year=2020\|month=09\|day=03}}</ref>
	* Berserker's final design reuses [[Crankcase (DOTM)\|Crankcase]]'s model, sporting a new color scheme that originated as part of a set of "anarchist" recolors of the [[Dread (DOTM)\|Dreads]], sporting crossed-through Autobot and Decepticon [[insignia]]. This concept art used Crankcase's preproduction name of "Dreadwind", perhaps indicating that the character may have been intended to ''be'' Crankcase at some point.<ref>{{citesocial\|quote=Anarchist Dreads don't care about your society.\|link=https://www.instagram.com/p/BZW_tHdjF_g/\|name=Josh Nizzi\|site=Instagram\|year=2017\|month=09\|day=23}}</ref><ref>{{citesocial\|quote=Last batch of color options for rogue dreads.\|link=https://www.instagram.com/p/CDzo_D_jpQv/\|name=Josh Nizzi\|site=Instagram\|year=2020\|month=08\|day=12}}</ref>		* Berserker's final design reuses [[Crankcase (DOTM)\|Crankcase]]'s model, sporting a new color scheme that originated as part of a set of "anarchist" recolors of the [[Dread (DOTM)\|Dreads]], sporting crossed-through Autobot and Decepticon [[insignia]]. This concept art used Crankcase's preproduction name of "Dreadwind", perhaps indicating that the character may have been intended to ''be'' Crankcase at some point.<ref>{{citesocial\|quote=Anarchist Dreads don't care about your society.\|link=https://www.instagram.com/p/BZW_tHdjF_g/\|name=Josh Nizzi\|site=Instagram\|year=2017\|month=09\|day=23}}</ref><ref>{{citesocial\|quote=Last batch of color options for rogue dreads.\|link=https://www.instagram.com/p/CDzo_D_jpQv/\|name=Josh Nizzi\|site=Instagram\|year=2020\|month=08\|day=12}}</ref>
	* Despite his ''very'' limited screen-time (''8.39 seconds'', all of which he spends locked in restraints), he received more toy representation than some of the more prominent Decepticons in the film–including [[Nitro Zeus]], [[~~Onslaught\|~~Onslaught (ROTF)]], [[Dreadbot]], and [[Mohawk]], with Onslaught and Dreadbot receiving toys or merchandise ''at all'' during the time of ''The Last Knight'''s franchise.		* Despite his ''very'' limited screen-time (''8.39 seconds'', all of which he spends locked in restraints), he received more toy representation than some of the more prominent Decepticons in the film–including [[Nitro Zeus]], [[Onslaught (ROTF)\|Onslaught]], [[Dreadbot]], and [[Mohawk]], with Onslaught and Dreadbot receiving toys or merchandise ''at all'' during the time of ''The Last Knight'''s franchise.

	===Foreign names===		===Foreign names===

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	:''Berserker is a [[Decepticon]] from [[Transformers: The Last Knight (franchise)\|The Last Knight]] portion of the [[~~live-action film series]] [[~~continuity family]].''		:''Berserker is a [[Decepticon]] from [[Transformers: The Last Knight (franchise)\|The Last Knight]] portion of the [[movie continuity family]].''
	[[File:Berserker Promo Art.jpg\|thumb\|right\|You can lift 600 pounds? Well I lift up MASTODONS! Huss! Huss!]]		[[File:Berserker Promo Art.jpg\|thumb\|right\|You can lift 600 pounds? Well I lift up MASTODONS! Huss! Huss!]]

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	{{toydesigner\|[[John Warden]] (Hasbro)}}		{{toydesigner\|[[John Warden]] (Hasbro)}}

	:Part of the first wave of ''[[Transformers: The Last Knight (toyline)\|The Last Knight]] Premier Edition'' Deluxe Class figures, Berserker changes from a Chevrolet Suburban to robot and back. He includes a pair of spiked weapons which he can hold via [[5 mm post\|~~5mm~~ post]]. They can hang off of his back panel by the small hooks on the handles, and store in the undercarriage of his vehicle mode. His hands also have two thumbs on opposite sides, which is awesome.		:Part of the first wave of ''[[Transformers: The Last Knight (toyline)\|The Last Knight]] Premier Edition'' Deluxe Class figures, Berserker changes from a Chevrolet Suburban to robot and back. He includes a pair of spiked weapons which he can hold via [[5 mm post\|5 mm post]]. They can hang off of his back panel by the small hooks on the handles, and store in the undercarriage of his vehicle mode. His hands also have two thumbs on opposite sides, which is awesome.

	: The vehicle mode kibble on his forearms is not affixed to him and merely pegs into sculpted slots on his arms. This leads to a somewhat weak hold and the kibble parts falling off during conversion. In vehicle mode, several of the tabs meant to hold the outer body together don't fit well, resulting in large gaps. The panels that form the back of the vehicle, in particular, have a tendency to pop out due to excessive pressure. It's best if you start at the front with the panels that tab into his hips and work your way backwards.		: The vehicle mode kibble on his forearms is not affixed to him and merely pegs into sculpted slots on his arms. This leads to a somewhat weak hold and the kibble parts falling off during conversion. In vehicle mode, several of the tabs meant to hold the outer body together don't fit well, resulting in large gaps. The panels that form the back of the vehicle, in particular, have a tendency to pop out due to excessive pressure. It's best if you start at the front with the panels that tab into his hips and work your way backwards.
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	:*''Japanese ID number:'' '''TLK-18'''		:*''Japanese ID number:'' '''TLK-18'''

	:Released in the second wave of 1-Step Turbo-Changers, Berserker changes from an armored pick-up truck of fictitious origin to a robot when his spoiler and hood are folded upward. He has articulated shoulders and ~~5mm~~ compatible ports in his fists. Like all ''The Last Knight'' 1-Step Changers, he has a faction symbol hidden in UV-reactive paint to make him interact with the "Cyberfire" gimmick of Mega Turbo Changer [[Dragonstorm#Toys\|Dragonstorm]].		:Released in the second wave of 1-Step Turbo-Changers, Berserker changes from an armored pick-up truck of fictitious origin to a robot when his spoiler and hood are folded upward. He has articulated shoulders and 5 mm compatible ports in his fists. Like all ''The Last Knight'' 1-Step Changers, he has a faction symbol hidden in UV-reactive paint to make him interact with the "Cyberfire" gimmick of Mega Turbo Changer [[Dragonstorm#Toys\|Dragonstorm]].

	{{-}}{{anchor\|TinyTurboChanger}}		{{-}}{{anchor\|TinyTurboChanger}}
	[[File:TLK-toy TTC Berserker.jpg\|upright=1.66\|thumb\|]]		[[File:TLK-toy TTC Berserker.jpg\|upright=1.66\|thumb]]
	<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-d1\|'''Decepticon Berserker''' (Tiny Turbo Changer, 2017)}}</ul>		<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-d1\|'''Decepticon Berserker''' (Tiny Turbo Changer, 2017)}}</ul>
	:*''Series'': '''2'''		:*''Series'': '''2'''
	:*''Bag code'': '''C'''		:*''Bag code'': '''C'''

	:Released in Series 2 of [[Tiny Turbo Changers]], Berserker changes from a robot to a pick-up truck reminiscent of his 1-Step Turbo Changers toy. He features articulated shoulders and his hands can grip [[Cyberverse (toyline)\|Cyberverse]] weapons and other ~~3mm~~ compatible posts.		:Released in Series 2 of [[Tiny Turbo Changers]], Berserker changes from a robot to a pick-up truck reminiscent of his 1-Step Turbo Changers toy. He features articulated shoulders and his hands can grip [[Cyberverse (toyline)\|Cyberverse]] weapons and other 3 mm compatible posts.

	:This mold is also used to make [[Crankcase (DOTM)#Movie Edition\|''Movie Edition'' Crankcase]].		:This mold is also used to make [[Crankcase (DOTM)#Movie Edition\|''Movie Edition'' Crankcase]].
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	[[File:TF-TLK-Mission-to-Cybertron-Legion-Class-2-pack-M&B-Berserker.jpg\|upright=1.66\|thumb\|He's really more into tearing your limbs off with his bare hands anyway.]]		[[File:TF-TLK-Mission-to-Cybertron-Legion-Class-2-pack-M&B-Berserker.jpg\|upright=1.66\|thumb\|He's really more into tearing your limbs off with his bare hands anyway.]]
	<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-d1\|'''Megatron & Decepticon Berserker''' (Mission to Cybertron 2-pack, 2017)}}</ul>		<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-d1\|'''Megatron & Decepticon Berserker''' (Mission to Cybertron 2-pack, 2017)}}</ul>
	:This Berserker is a redeco of [[Breakdown (WFC)#Cyberverse\|''Prime'' Legion Class Breakdown]], transforming from robot into an armored car. The figure retains the [[C joint\|~~3mm~~ sockets]] to attach [[Cyberverse (toyline)\|Cyberverse]]-scale weapons, but even though the official promotional images depict him with a black recolor of Breakdown's blaster (the plastic tray inside the packaging is even shaped specifically to accommodate it), the final product does not actually include said weapon.		:This Berserker is a redeco of [[Breakdown (WFC)#Cyberverse\|''Prime'' Legion Class Breakdown]], transforming from robot into an armored car. The figure retains the [[C joint\|3 mm sockets]] to attach [[Cyberverse (toyline)\|Cyberverse]]-scale weapons, but even though the official promotional images depict him with a black recolor of Breakdown's blaster (the plastic tray inside the packaging is even shaped specifically to accommodate it), the final product does not actually include said weapon.

	:This figure was only available in a two-pack with [[Megatron (Movie)/toys#MtCWalmart2pack\|Megatron]], unchanged from the standard ''Last Knight'' Legion Class figure, under the ''Autobots Unite'' subline imprint. This set was ''intended'' to be [[exclusive]] to [[Walmart]] stores in the United States, but although it ''was'' stocked by the Walmart US online store, it supposedly never actually made it to brick and mortar Walmart stores, instead ending up at US discount retailers, primarily Ross stores. Internationally, it was available in Hong Kong (possibly as a non-exclusive general retail release), at Walmart's subsidiary Asda in the United Kingdom, as a Prisma exclusive in Finland, and as a Walmart exclusive in Mexico. It was also listed at the websites of Dutch retailers Bart Smit and Intertoys (owned by the same parent company), but again, it's unsure if it was ever actually released in the Netherlands.		:This figure was only available in a two-pack with [[Megatron (Movie)/toys#MtCWalmart2pack\|Megatron]], unchanged from the standard ''Last Knight'' Legion Class figure, under the ''Autobots Unite'' subline imprint. This set was ''intended'' to be [[exclusive]] to [[Walmart]] stores in the United States, but although it ''was'' stocked by the Walmart US online store, it supposedly never actually made it to brick and mortar Walmart stores, instead ending up at US discount retailers, primarily Ross stores. Internationally, it was available in Hong Kong (possibly as a non-exclusive general retail release), at Walmart's subsidiary Asda in the United Kingdom, as a Prisma exclusive in Finland, and as a Walmart exclusive in Mexico. It was also listed at the websites of Dutch retailers Bart Smit and Intertoys (owned by the same parent company), but again, it's unsure if it was ever actually released in the Netherlands.
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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	[[File:TF-TLK-Dread-Alternate-Concept-Art-01.jpg\|thumb~~\|upright=1.1~~\|Anytime.]]		[[File:TF-TLK-Dread-Alternate-Concept-Art-01.jpg\|thumb\|Anytime.]]
	*Berserker was initially planned to use the robot design created by [[Ben Procter]] for [[Overload (ROTF)\|Overload]], with concept art produced under the designation "Bezerker".<ref name="Overload">{{citesocial\|quote=Face mask design for crazy prison bot. Initially they were talking about using the unused four arm Constructicon design Ben Proctor did for TF2 (which is great). But I guess the character just became more of a quick gag and wasn’t a whole new model.\|link=https://www.instagram.com/p/CEpBBAzDIdS/\|name=Josh Nizzi\|site=Instagram\|year=2020\|month=09\|day=03}}</ref> Berserker's final design reuses [[Crankcase (DOTM)\|Crankcase]]'s model, sporting a new color scheme that originated as part of a set of "anarchist" recolors of the [[Dread (DOTM)\|Dreads]], sporting crossed-through Autobot and Decepticon [[insignia]]. This concept art used Crankcase's preproduction name of "Dreadwind", perhaps indicating that the character may have been intended to ''be'' Crankcase at some point.<ref>{{citesocial\|quote=Anarchist Dreads don't care about your society.\|link=https://www.instagram.com/p/BZW_tHdjF_g/\|name=Josh Nizzi\|site=Instagram\|year=2017\|month=09\|day=23}}</ref><ref>{{citesocial\|quote=Last batch of color options for rogue dreads.\|link=https://www.instagram.com/p/CDzo_D_jpQv/\|name=Josh Nizzi\|site=Instagram\|year=2020\|month=08\|day=12}}</ref>		*Berserker was initially planned to use the robot design created by [[Ben Procter]] for [[Overload (ROTF)\|Overload]], with concept art produced under the designation "Bezerker".<ref name="Overload">{{citesocial\|quote=Face mask design for crazy prison bot. Initially they were talking about using the unused four arm Constructicon design Ben Proctor did for TF2 (which is great). But I guess the character just became more of a quick gag and wasn’t a whole new model.\|link=https://www.instagram.com/p/CEpBBAzDIdS/\|name=Josh Nizzi\|site=Instagram\|year=2020\|month=09\|day=03}}</ref> Berserker's final design reuses [[Crankcase (DOTM)\|Crankcase]]'s model, sporting a new color scheme that originated as part of a set of "anarchist" recolors of the [[Dread (DOTM)\|Dreads]], sporting crossed-through Autobot and Decepticon [[insignia]]. This concept art used Crankcase's preproduction name of "Dreadwind", perhaps indicating that the character may have been intended to ''be'' Crankcase at some point.<ref>{{citesocial\|quote=Anarchist Dreads don't care about your society.\|link=https://www.instagram.com/p/BZW_tHdjF_g/\|name=Josh Nizzi\|site=Instagram\|year=2017\|month=09\|day=23}}</ref><ref>{{citesocial\|quote=Last batch of color options for rogue dreads.\|link=https://www.instagram.com/p/CDzo_D_jpQv/\|name=Josh Nizzi\|site=Instagram\|year=2020\|month=08\|day=12}}</ref>
	* Despite his ''very'' limited screen-time (''8.39 seconds'', all of which he spends locked in restraints), he received more toy representation than some of the more prominent Decepticons in the film–including [[Nitro Zeus]], Onslaught, Dreadbot, and [[Mohawk]], the latter three not receiving toys or merchandise ''at all'' during the time of ''The Last Knight'''s franchise.		* Despite his ''very'' limited screen-time (''8.39 seconds'', all of which he spends locked in restraints), he received more toy representation than some of the more prominent Decepticons in the film–including [[Nitro Zeus]], Onslaught, Dreadbot, and [[Mohawk]], the latter three not receiving toys or merchandise ''at all'' during the time of ''The Last Knight'''s franchise.