C.O.M.B.A.T. System - Revision history

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	{{Bp-d1\|WFC-S30 [[Caliburst (G1)#War for Cybertron: Siege\|Caliburst]]<br>("Oxidation Cannon," w/ "Fire Blast")}}		{{Bp-d1\|WFC-S30 [[Caliburst (G1)#War for Cybertron: Siege\|Caliburst]]<br>("Oxidation Cannon," w/ "Fire Blast")}}
	{{Bp-a1\|WFC-S31 [[Smashdown#War for Cybertron: Siege\|Smashdown]]<br>(""Airquake Hammerclaw," w/ "Fire Blast")}}		{{Bp-a1\|WFC-S31 [[Smashdown#War for Cybertron: Siege\|Smashdown]]<br>(""Airquake Hammerclaw," w/ "Fire Blast")}}
	{{Bp-d1\|WFC-S44 [[Singe#War for Cybertron: Siege\|Singe]]<br>("Double-Barreled Nuclear-Powered Flamethrower," w/ 2 "Fire Blasts")}}		{{Bp-d1\|WFC-S44 [[Singe#War for Cybertron: Siege\|Singe]]<br>("Double-Barreled Nuclear-Powered [[Flamethrower]]," w/ 2 "Fire Blasts")}}
	{{Bp-a1\|WFC-S45 [[Rung (G1)#War for Cybertron: Siege\|Rung]]<br>("Cerebral Circuit Scanner," w/ 2 "Fire Blasts")}}		{{Bp-a1\|WFC-S45 [[Rung (G1)#War for Cybertron: Siege\|Rung]]<br>("Cerebral Circuit Scanner," w/ 2 "Fire Blasts")}}
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	[[File:GS-toy Cromar.jpg\|upright=1\|thumb\|[[Cromar#Generations Selects\|Powerdasher Cromar]]]][[File:TF-~~WFC-Trilogy-Centurion-Drone~~.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1\|[[Centurion droid#War for Cybertron Trilogy\|Centurion Drone]]]]		[[File:GS-toy Cromar.jpg\|upright=1\|thumb\|[[Cromar#Generations Selects\|Powerdasher Cromar]]]][[File:WFCT-toy CenturionDrone.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1\|[[Centurion droid#War for Cybertron Trilogy\|Centurion Drone]]]]
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	[[File:~~Selects-WFC-GS04-Siege-Deluxe~~-Cromar.jpg\|upright=1\|thumb\|[[Cromar#Generations Selects\|Powerdasher Cromar]]]][[File:TF-WFC-Trilogy-Centurion-Drone.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1\|[[Centurion droid#War for Cybertron Trilogy\|Centurion Drone]]]]		[[File:GS-toy Cromar.jpg\|upright=1\|thumb\|[[Cromar#Generations Selects\|Powerdasher Cromar]]]][[File:TF-WFC-Trilogy-Centurion-Drone.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1\|[[Centurion droid#War for Cybertron Trilogy\|Centurion Drone]]]]
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	===''War for Cybertron Trilogy'' cartoon===		===''War for Cybertron Trilogy'' cartoon===
	~~Cog~~ transformed into a weaponized backpack to ~~help Arcee~~ escape from Soundblaster. {{storylink\|Siege episode 5}}		During a Decepticon ambush, a [[Security Officer (G1)\|Security Officer]] transformed into a weaponized backpack and attatched to [[Sideswipe (G1)\|Sideswipe]]. {{storylink\|Siege episode 2}} During their escape from [[Soundblaster (G1)\|Soundblaster]], [[Cog (G1)\|Cog]] linked up with [[Arcee (G1)\|Arcee]] to give her extra firepower. {{storylink\|Siege episode 5}}

	==Games==		==Games==

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	{{disambig3\|Weaponizer}}		{{disambig3\|Weaponizer}}
	[[File:WFC-Siege-C.O.M.B.A.T.-System-examples.jpg\|thumb\|~~300px~~\|And that's how, with a few minor adjustments, you can turn a regular gun into five guns.]]		[[File:WFC-Siege-C.O.M.B.A.T.-System-examples.jpg\|thumb\|upright=2\|And that's how, with a few minor adjustments, you can turn a regular gun into five guns.]]
	The '''Cybertronian Omnifunctional Modular Battlefield Assault Tech System'''<ref>[http://www.toyhypeusa.com/2018/10/04/hasbro-nycc-2018-transformers-war-for-cybertron-seige-official-press-release-event-coverage/ Toy Hype USA, 4 Oct 2018: "Hasbro NYCC 2018 – Transformers War For Cybertron: Seige Official Press Release & Event Coverage"]</ref>—or the '''C.O.M.B.A.T. System''' for short—is a type of modular weapons technology purported to be the most advanced in the universe. Employed by the [[Transformer]]s in the final days of their conflict on [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]], C.O.M.B.A.T. weapons can convert into alternate forms suited for different types of combat or combine to become bigger and stronger.		The '''Cybertronian Omnifunctional Modular Battlefield Assault Tech System'''<ref>[http://www.toyhypeusa.com/2018/10/04/hasbro-nycc-2018-transformers-war-for-cybertron-seige-official-press-release-event-coverage/ Toy Hype USA, 4 Oct 2018: "Hasbro NYCC 2018 – Transformers War For Cybertron: Seige Official Press Release & Event Coverage"]</ref>—or the '''C.O.M.B.A.T. System''' for short—is a type of modular weapons technology purported to be the most advanced in the universe. Employed by the [[Transformer]]s in the final days of their conflict on [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]], C.O.M.B.A.T. weapons can convert into alternate forms suited for different types of combat or combine to become bigger and stronger.

Snivy1245: /* Legacy */ it's not called the scout class

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	* '''''[[War for Cybertron: Earthrise\|Earthrise]]'' 's [[A.I.R. Lock System]]''': New-mold Battle Masters now transform into ramps and platforms to connect Deluxe Weaponizers (now named Modulators) to form Micromaster bases, much like [[Micromaster#The_Transformers\|the original Micromasters own bases]]-some of which have become sentient Modulators in this toyline. The Battle Masters also double as shields and the Modulators are also backwards compatible with this System's Weaponizers - one of the [[Ironworks (facility)\|modulators]] was even retooled heavily to make the aforementioned Slammer!		* '''''[[War for Cybertron: Earthrise\|Earthrise]]'' 's [[A.I.R. Lock System]]''': New-mold Battle Masters now transform into ramps and platforms to connect Deluxe Weaponizers (now named Modulators) to form Micromaster bases, much like [[Micromaster#The_Transformers\|the original Micromasters own bases]]-some of which have become sentient Modulators in this toyline. The Battle Masters also double as shields and the Modulators are also backwards compatible with this System's Weaponizers - one of the [[Ironworks (facility)\|modulators]] was even retooled heavily to make the aforementioned Slammer!
	* '''''Kingdom'' 's [[F.O.S.S.I.L. Technology]]''': The original character Fossilizers introduced here are basically the same as the Weaponizers. The big difference being they are 1) new characters and 2) skeletal beasts. However, there is also [[Vertebreak (Kingdom)\|one]] [[Dracodon\|mold]] at the ~~Scout~~ class that only has a detachable tail, and transforms normally from beast to robot and back as opposed to partforming with no real combination potential.		* '''''Kingdom'' 's [[F.O.S.S.I.L. Technology]]''': The original character Fossilizers introduced here are basically the same as the Weaponizers. The big difference being they are 1) new characters and 2) skeletal beasts. However, there is also [[Vertebreak (Kingdom)\|one]] [[Dracodon\|mold]] at the Core class that only has a detachable tail, and transforms normally from beast to robot and back as opposed to partforming with no real combination potential.
	* '''''[[Transformers: Legacy#Legacy: Evolution\|Legacy: Evolution]]'' 's [[Evo-Fusion]]''': While the first year of ''Legacy'' didn't have anything similar to the system, its second-year [[subline imprint]] brought the concept back via a quartet of [[Junkion (species)\|Junkions]] who can also be taken apart to gear up Transformers as their Evo-Fusion gimmick... but wait, there's more! Unlike the previous groups, they don't rely on partsforming to convert between modes. This line even has the first Voyager-sized toy to use the play pattern, [[Trashmaster]].		* '''''[[Transformers: Legacy#Legacy: Evolution\|Legacy: Evolution]]'' 's [[Evo-Fusion]]''': While the first year of ''Legacy'' didn't have anything similar to the system, its second-year [[subline imprint]] brought the concept back via a quartet of [[Junkion (species)\|Junkions]] who can also be taken apart to gear up Transformers as their Evo-Fusion gimmick... but wait, there's more! Unlike the previous groups, they don't rely on partsforming to convert between modes. This line even has the first Voyager-sized toy to use the play pattern, [[Trashmaster]].
	* '''''[[Transformers: Legacy#Legacy: United\|Legacy: United]]'' 's [[Armorizer]]s''': Succeeding the Junkions, these rocky creatures once again use the slight deviation on the Weaponizer play pattern the Junkions established, normal-transforming figures who can be disassembled to form armor and weapons for figures.		* '''''[[Transformers: Legacy#Legacy: United\|Legacy: United]]'' 's [[Armorizer]]s''': Succeeding the Junkions, these rocky creatures once again use the slight deviation on the Weaponizer play pattern the Junkions established, normal-transforming figures who can be disassembled to form armor and weapons for figures.

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	{{Bp-a1\|WFC-GS09 [[Hot Shot (G1)#Generations Selects\|Hot Shot]]<br>(w/ "W-5 Holo-Beam Refraction Blaster," "RT-10 IR Electro-Scope Launcher," ammo clip (combine to form "HD Vector-Beam Mega-Blaster")}}		{{Bp-a1\|WFC-GS09 [[Hot Shot (G1)#Generations Selects\|Hot Shot]]<br>(w/ "W-5 Holo-Beam Refraction Blaster," "RT-10 IR Electro-Scope Launcher," ammo clip (combine to form "HD Vector-Beam Mega-Blaster")}}
	{{Bp-d1\|WFC-E33 [[Centurion droid#War for Cybertron Trilogy\|Centurion Drone]]<br>('''Weaponizer''', "CD-AD M3 Vortex Cannon," "CD-MFM M3 Proximity Boost Module," "CD-HD M3 Turret Armor," 2 "CD-MD M3 Hydraulic Mauler Claws," 2 "C-HP M3 Oblivio Launchers," "CD-CMA M3 Microelectro Amplifier," and the "CD-CR M3 Agonizer Blaster", combine to form the Centurion Drone)}}		{{Bp-d1\|WFC-E33 [[Centurion droid#War for Cybertron Trilogy\|Centurion Drone]] Weaponizer Pack<br>('''Weaponizer''', "CD-AD M3 Vortex Cannon," "CD-MFM M3 Proximity Boost Module," "CD-HD M3 Turret Armor," 2 "CD-MD M3 Hydraulic Mauler Claws," 2 "C-HP M3 Oblivio Launchers," "CD-CMA M3 Microelectro Amplifier," and the "CD-CR M3 Agonizer Blaster", combine to form the Centurion Drone)}}
	{{Bp-d1\|WFC-GS22 [[Black Roritchi#Generations Selects\|Black Roritchi]]<br>('''Weaponizer''')}}		{{Bp-d1\|WFC-GS22 [[Black Roritchi#Generations Selects\|Black Roritchi]]<br>('''Weaponizer''')}}
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M Sipher: /* Legacy */

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	The ''Generations'' toylines following ''Siege'' all feature some sort of successor to the modular-figure system:		The ''Generations'' toylines following ''Siege'' all feature some sort of successor to the modular-figure system:

	* '''''[[War for Cybertron: Earthrise\|Earthrise]]'' 's [[A.I.R. Lock System]]''''': New-mold Battle Masters now transform into ramps and platforms to connect Deluxe Weaponizers (now named Modulators) to form Micromaster bases, much like [[Micromaster#The_Transformers\|the original Micromasters own bases]]-some of which have become sentient Modulators in this toyline. The Battle Masters also double as shields and the Modulators are also backwards compatible with this System's Weaponizers - one of the [[Ironworks (facility)\|modulators]] was even retooled heavily to make the aforementioned Slammer!		* '''''[[War for Cybertron: Earthrise\|Earthrise]]'' 's [[A.I.R. Lock System]]''': New-mold Battle Masters now transform into ramps and platforms to connect Deluxe Weaponizers (now named Modulators) to form Micromaster bases, much like [[Micromaster#The_Transformers\|the original Micromasters own bases]]-some of which have become sentient Modulators in this toyline. The Battle Masters also double as shields and the Modulators are also backwards compatible with this System's Weaponizers - one of the [[Ironworks (facility)\|modulators]] was even retooled heavily to make the aforementioned Slammer!
	* '''''Kingdom'' 's [[F.O.S.S.I.L. Technology]]''': The original character Fossilizers introduced here are basically the same as the Weaponizers. The big difference being they are 1) new characters and 2) skeletal beasts. However, there is also [[Vertebreak (Kingdom)\|one]] [[Dracodon\|mold]] at the Scout class that only has a detachable tail, and transforms normally from beast to robot and back as opposed to partforming with no real combination potential.		* '''''Kingdom'' 's [[F.O.S.S.I.L. Technology]]''': The original character Fossilizers introduced here are basically the same as the Weaponizers. The big difference being they are 1) new characters and 2) skeletal beasts. However, there is also [[Vertebreak (Kingdom)\|one]] [[Dracodon\|mold]] at the Scout class that only has a detachable tail, and transforms normally from beast to robot and back as opposed to partforming with no real combination potential.
	* '''''[[Transformers: Legacy#Legacy: Evolution\|Legacy: Evolution]]'' 's [[Evo-Fusion]]''': While the first year of ''Legacy'' didn't have anything similar to the system, its second-year [[subline imprint]] brought the concept back via a quartet of [[Junkion (species)\|Junkions]] who can also be taken apart to gear up Transformers as their Evo-Fusion gimmick... but wait, there's more! Unlike the previous groups, they don't rely on partsforming to convert between modes. This line even has the first Voyager-sized toy to use the play pattern, [[Trashmaster]].		* '''''[[Transformers: Legacy#Legacy: Evolution\|Legacy: Evolution]]'' 's [[Evo-Fusion]]''': While the first year of ''Legacy'' didn't have anything similar to the system, its second-year [[subline imprint]] brought the concept back via a quartet of [[Junkion (species)\|Junkions]] who can also be taken apart to gear up Transformers as their Evo-Fusion gimmick... but wait, there's more! Unlike the previous groups, they don't rely on partsforming to convert between modes. This line even has the first Voyager-sized toy to use the play pattern, [[Trashmaster]].

M Sipher: /* Legacy */

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Legacy

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	* '''''[[War for Cybertron: Earthrise\|Earthrise]]'' 's [[A.I.R. Lock System]]''''': New-mold Battle Masters now transform into ramps and platforms to connect Deluxe Weaponizers (now named Modulators) to form Micromaster bases, much like [[Micromaster#The_Transformers\|the original Micromasters own bases]]-some of which have become sentient Modulators in this toyline. The Battle Masters also double as shields and the Modulators are also backwards compatible with this System's Weaponizers - one of the [[Ironworks (facility)\|modulators]] was even retooled heavily to make the aforementioned Slammer!		* '''''[[War for Cybertron: Earthrise\|Earthrise]]'' 's [[A.I.R. Lock System]]''''': New-mold Battle Masters now transform into ramps and platforms to connect Deluxe Weaponizers (now named Modulators) to form Micromaster bases, much like [[Micromaster#The_Transformers\|the original Micromasters own bases]]-some of which have become sentient Modulators in this toyline. The Battle Masters also double as shields and the Modulators are also backwards compatible with this System's Weaponizers - one of the [[Ironworks (facility)\|modulators]] was even retooled heavily to make the aforementioned Slammer!
	* '''''Kingdom'' 's [[F.O.S.S.I.L. Technology]]''': The original character Fossilizers introduced here are basically the same as the Weaponizers. The big difference being they are 1) new characters and 2) skeletal beasts. However, there is also [[Vertebreak (Kingdom)\|one]] [[Dracodon\|mold]] at the Scout class that only has a detachable tail, and transforms normally from beast to robot and back as opposed to partforming with no real combination potential.		* '''''Kingdom'' 's [[F.O.S.S.I.L. Technology]]''': The original character Fossilizers introduced here are basically the same as the Weaponizers. The big difference being they are 1) new characters and 2) skeletal beasts. However, there is also [[Vertebreak (Kingdom)\|one]] [[Dracodon\|mold]] at the Scout class that only has a detachable tail, and transforms normally from beast to robot and back as opposed to partforming with no real combination potential.
	* '''''[[Transformers: Legacy#Legacy: Evolution\|Legacy: Evolution]]'' 's [[Evo-Fusion]]''': While the first year of ''Legacy'' didn't have anything similar to the system, its second-year [[subline imprint]] brought the concept back via a quartet of [[Junkion (species)\|Junkions]] who can also be taken apart to gear up Transformers as their Evo-Fusion gimmick... but wait! Unlike the previous groups, they don't rely on partsforming to convert between modes. This line even has the first Voyager-sized toy to use the play pattern, [[Trashmaster]].		* '''''[[Transformers: Legacy#Legacy: Evolution\|Legacy: Evolution]]'' 's [[Evo-Fusion]]''': While the first year of ''Legacy'' didn't have anything similar to the system, its second-year [[subline imprint]] brought the concept back via a quartet of [[Junkion (species)\|Junkions]] who can also be taken apart to gear up Transformers as their Evo-Fusion gimmick... but wait, there's more! Unlike the previous groups, they don't rely on partsforming to convert between modes. This line even has the first Voyager-sized toy to use the play pattern, [[Trashmaster]].
	* '''''[[Transformers: Legacy#Legacy: United\|Legacy: United]]'' 's [[Armorizer]]s''': Succeeding the Junkions, these rocky creatures once again use the slight deviation on the Weaponizer play pattern the Junkions established, normal-transforming figures who can be disassembled to form armor and weapons for figures.		* '''''[[Transformers: Legacy#Legacy: United\|Legacy: United]]'' 's [[Armorizer]]s''': Succeeding the Junkions, these rocky creatures once again use the slight deviation on the Weaponizer play pattern the Junkions established, normal-transforming figures who can be disassembled to form armor and weapons for figures.
	* '''''[[Transformers: Age of the Primes\|Age of the Primes]]''''': While there is no new overarching play pattern to this line, it includes some ''Evolution'' Junkion redecos/retools, along with a few new figures not formally classed as Weaponizers but sharing the play pattern, such as [[Micronus Prime#Age of the Primes\|Micronus Prime]] and [[Amalgamous Prime#Age of the Primes\|Amalgamous Prime]].		* '''''[[Transformers: Age of the Primes\|Age of the Primes]]''''': While there is no new overarching play pattern to this line, it includes some ''Evolution'' Junkion redecos/retools, along with a few new figures not formally classed as Weaponizers but sharing the play pattern, such as [[Micronus Prime#Age of the Primes\|Micronus Prime]] and [[Amalgamous Prime#Age of the Primes\|Amalgamous Prime]].
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	* The Micromaster two-packs continued on into ''Earthrise'', but no further. There have been scattered redecoes of the various molds, and the occasional new-mold pack-in, but the two-pack vehicle/weapon setup is largely done for.		* The Micromaster two-packs continued on into ''Earthrise'', but no further. There have been scattered redecoes of the various molds, and the occasional new-mold pack-in, but the two-pack vehicle/weapon setup is largely done for.
	* The "Drone Armor" toys quickly turned into the Earthen "cassette" forms they were blatantly meant to be come ''Earthrise'', and continue to this day, albeit with pretty staggered releases (and questionable tape-~~form accuracy)~~. Several were sold by themselves in the ''[[Studio Series\|Studio Series]]'' Core Class price-point (now defunct) with extra accessories to justify the pricing, while others came as pack-ins with larger figures.		* The "Drone Armor" toys quickly turned into the Earthen "cassette" forms they were blatantly meant to be come ''Earthrise'', and continue to this day, albeit with pretty staggered releases, lacking the "shield" mode attachment posts on new-mold tapes... and questionable tape-reel placements. Several were sold by themselves in the ''[[Studio Series\|Studio Series]]'' Core Class price-point (now defunct) with extra accessories to justify the pricing, while others came as pack-ins with larger figures.
	* The Fire Blast effect gimmick has seen a considerably reduced presence following the end of the ''War for Cybertron Trilogy''. The random-location "got shot" 3 mm posts are pretty much gone from larger toys, but most still have attachment posts at the end of their blaster accessories, plus the continued use of strategically-placed effect attachment points in, say, "fire"-breathing beast-mode mouths. Very few toys come with effect parts anymore, but there are still a few in special circumstances.		* The Fire Blast effect gimmick has seen a considerably reduced presence following the end of the ''War for Cybertron Trilogy''. The random-location "got shot" 3 mm posts are pretty much gone from larger toys, but most still have attachment posts at the end of their blaster accessories, plus the continued use of strategically-placed effect attachment points in, say, "fire"-breathing beast-mode mouths. Very few toys come with effect parts anymore, but there are still a few in special circumstances.

M Sipher: /* Legacy */

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Legacy

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	==Legacy==		==Legacy==
	In toylines following ''Siege''~~, there have always been~~ some sort of successor to ~~this System~~:		The ''Generations'' toylines following ''Siege'' all feature some sort of successor to the modular-figure system:
	*''[[War for Cybertron: Earthrise\|Earthrise]]'' 's [[A.I.R. Lock System]]: New ~~Mold~~ Battle Masters now transform into ramps and platforms to connect Deluxe Weaponizers (now named Modulators) to form Micromaster bases, much like [[Micromaster#The_Transformers\|the original Micromasters own bases]]-some of which have become sentient Modulators in this toyline. The Battle Masters also double as shields and the Modulators are also backwards compatible with this System's Weaponizers - one of the [[Ironworks (facility)\|modulators]] was even retooled heavily to make the aforementioned Slammer!
	*''Kingdom'' 's [[F.O.S.S.I.L. Technology]]: The original character Fossilizers introduced here are basically the same as the Weaponizers. ~~Only~~ difference being they are skeletal. ~~And~~ [[Vertebreak (Kingdom)\|one]] [[Dracodon\|mold]] only has a detachable tail and transforms normally from beast to robot and back as opposed to partforming.		* '''''[[War for Cybertron: Earthrise\|Earthrise]]'' 's [[A.I.R. Lock System]]''''': New-mold Battle Masters now transform into ramps and platforms to connect Deluxe Weaponizers (now named Modulators) to form Micromaster bases, much like [[Micromaster#The_Transformers\|the original Micromasters own bases]]-some of which have become sentient Modulators in this toyline. The Battle Masters also double as shields and the Modulators are also backwards compatible with this System's Weaponizers - one of the [[Ironworks (facility)\|modulators]] was even retooled heavily to make the aforementioned Slammer!
	*''[[Transformers: Legacy#Legacy: Evolution\|Legacy: Evolution]]'' 's [[Evo-Fusion]]: While the first year of Legacy didn't have anything similar to the system, its ~~first~~ subline imprint brought the concept back via a quartet of [[Junkion (species)\|Junkions]] who can also be taken apart to gear up Transformers as their Evo-Fusion gimmick-but wait~~, unlike~~ the previous groups, they don't rely on partsforming to convert between modes. This line even has the first Voyager-sized toy to use the play pattern, [[Trashmaster]].		* '''''Kingdom'' 's [[F.O.S.S.I.L. Technology]]''': The original character Fossilizers introduced here are basically the same as the Weaponizers. The big difference being they are 1) new characters and 2) skeletal beasts. However, there is also [[Vertebreak (Kingdom)\|one]] [[Dracodon\|mold]] at the Scout class that only has a detachable tail, and transforms normally from beast to robot and back as opposed to partforming with no real combination potential.
	*''[[Transformers: Legacy#Legacy: United\|Legacy: United]]'' 's [[Armorizer~~\|Armorizers~~]]: Succeeding the Junkions, these rocky creatures once again use the slight deviation on the Weaponizer play pattern the Junkions established, normal-transforming figures who can be disassembled to form armor and weapons for figures.		* '''''[[Transformers: Legacy#Legacy: Evolution\|Legacy: Evolution]]'' 's [[Evo-Fusion]]''': While the first year of ''Legacy'' didn't have anything similar to the system, its second-year [[subline imprint]] brought the concept back via a quartet of [[Junkion (species)\|Junkions]] who can also be taken apart to gear up Transformers as their Evo-Fusion gimmick... but wait! Unlike the previous groups, they don't rely on partsforming to convert between modes. This line even has the first Voyager-sized toy to use the play pattern, [[Trashmaster]].
	*''[[Transformers: Age of the Primes\|Age of the Primes]]'': While there is no new overarching play pattern to this line, it includes some ''Evolution'' Junkion redecos/retools, along with a few new figures not formally classed as Weaponizers but sharing the play pattern, such as [[Micronus Prime#Age of the Primes\|Micronus Prime]] and [[Amalgamous Prime#Age of the Primes\|Amalgamous Prime]].		* '''''[[Transformers: Legacy#Legacy: United\|Legacy: United]]'' 's [[Armorizer]]s''': Succeeding the Junkions, these rocky creatures once again use the slight deviation on the Weaponizer play pattern the Junkions established, normal-transforming figures who can be disassembled to form armor and weapons for figures.
			* '''''[[Transformers: Age of the Primes\|Age of the Primes]]''''': While there is no new overarching play pattern to this line, it includes some ''Evolution'' Junkion redecos/retools, along with a few new figures not formally classed as Weaponizers but sharing the play pattern, such as [[Micronus Prime#Age of the Primes\|Micronus Prime]] and [[Amalgamous Prime#Age of the Primes\|Amalgamous Prime]].


			And as noted above, many of the features introduced in C.O.M.B.A.T. would continue on, though some only for a little while or in a reduced capacity:

			* The Micromaster two-packs continued on into ''Earthrise'', but no further. There have been scattered redecoes of the various molds, and the occasional new-mold pack-in, but the two-pack vehicle/weapon setup is largely done for.
			* The "Drone Armor" toys quickly turned into the Earthen "cassette" forms they were blatantly meant to be come ''Earthrise'', and continue to this day, albeit with pretty staggered releases (and questionable tape-form accuracy). Several were sold by themselves in the ''[[Studio Series\|Studio Series]]'' Core Class price-point (now defunct) with extra accessories to justify the pricing, while others came as pack-ins with larger figures.
			* The Fire Blast effect gimmick has seen a considerably reduced presence following the end of the ''War for Cybertron Trilogy''. The random-location "got shot" 3 mm posts are pretty much gone from larger toys, but most still have attachment posts at the end of their blaster accessories, plus the continued use of strategically-placed effect attachment points in, say, "fire"-breathing beast-mode mouths. Very few toys come with effect parts anymore, but there are still a few in special circumstances.

	==Notes==		==Notes==

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	{{Bp-d1\|WFC-S30 [[Caliburst (G1)#War for Cybertron: Siege\|Caliburst]]<br>("Oxidation Cannon," w/ "Fire Blast")}}		{{Bp-d1\|WFC-S30 [[Caliburst (G1)#War for Cybertron: Siege\|Caliburst]]<br>("Oxidation Cannon," w/ "Fire Blast")}}
	{{Bp-a1\|WFC-S31 [[Smashdown#War for Cybertron: Siege\|Smashdown]]<br>(""Airquake Hammerclaw," w/ "Fire Blast")}}		{{Bp-a1\|WFC-S31 [[Smashdown#War for Cybertron: Siege\|Smashdown]]<br>(""Airquake Hammerclaw," w/ "Fire Blast")}}
	{{Bp-d1\|WFC-S44 [[Singe#War for Cybertron: Siege\|Singe]]<br>("Double-Barreled Nuclear-Powered Flamethrower," w/ 2 "Fire Blasts")}}		{{Bp-d1\|WFC-S44 [[Singe#War for Cybertron: Siege\|Singe]]<br>("Double-Barreled Nuclear-Powered [[Flamethrower]]," w/ 2 "Fire Blasts")}}
	{{Bp-a1\|WFC-S45 [[Rung (G1)#War for Cybertron: Siege\|Rung]]<br>("Cerebral Circuit Scanner," w/ 2 "Fire Blasts")}}		{{Bp-a1\|WFC-S45 [[Rung (G1)#War for Cybertron: Siege\|Rung]]<br>("Cerebral Circuit Scanner," w/ 2 "Fire Blasts")}}
	</ul>		</ul>

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	{{disambig3\|Weaponizer}}		{{disambig3\|Weaponizer}}
	[[File:WFC-Siege-C.O.M.B.A.T.-System-examples.jpg\|thumb\|~~300px~~\|And that's how, with a few minor adjustments, you can turn a regular gun into five guns.]]		[[File:WFC-Siege-C.O.M.B.A.T.-System-examples.jpg\|thumb\|upright=2\|And that's how, with a few minor adjustments, you can turn a regular gun into five guns.]]
	The '''Cybertronian Omnifunctional Modular Battlefield Assault Tech System'''<ref>[http://www.toyhypeusa.com/2018/10/04/hasbro-nycc-2018-transformers-war-for-cybertron-seige-official-press-release-event-coverage/ Toy Hype USA, 4 Oct 2018: "Hasbro NYCC 2018 – Transformers War For Cybertron: Seige Official Press Release & Event Coverage"]</ref>—or the '''C.O.M.B.A.T. System''' for short—is a type of modular weapons technology purported to be the most advanced in the universe. Employed by the [[Transformer]]s in the final days of their conflict on [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]], C.O.M.B.A.T. weapons can convert into alternate forms suited for different types of combat or combine to become bigger and stronger.		The '''Cybertronian Omnifunctional Modular Battlefield Assault Tech System'''<ref>[http://www.toyhypeusa.com/2018/10/04/hasbro-nycc-2018-transformers-war-for-cybertron-seige-official-press-release-event-coverage/ Toy Hype USA, 4 Oct 2018: "Hasbro NYCC 2018 – Transformers War For Cybertron: Seige Official Press Release & Event Coverage"]</ref>—or the '''C.O.M.B.A.T. System''' for short—is a type of modular weapons technology purported to be the most advanced in the universe. Employed by the [[Transformer]]s in the final days of their conflict on [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]], C.O.M.B.A.T. weapons can convert into alternate forms suited for different types of combat or combine to become bigger and stronger.

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	* '''''[[War for Cybertron: Earthrise\|Earthrise]]'' 's [[A.I.R. Lock System]]''': New-mold Battle Masters now transform into ramps and platforms to connect Deluxe Weaponizers (now named Modulators) to form Micromaster bases, much like [[Micromaster#The_Transformers\|the original Micromasters own bases]]-some of which have become sentient Modulators in this toyline. The Battle Masters also double as shields and the Modulators are also backwards compatible with this System's Weaponizers - one of the [[Ironworks (facility)\|modulators]] was even retooled heavily to make the aforementioned Slammer!		* '''''[[War for Cybertron: Earthrise\|Earthrise]]'' 's [[A.I.R. Lock System]]''': New-mold Battle Masters now transform into ramps and platforms to connect Deluxe Weaponizers (now named Modulators) to form Micromaster bases, much like [[Micromaster#The_Transformers\|the original Micromasters own bases]]-some of which have become sentient Modulators in this toyline. The Battle Masters also double as shields and the Modulators are also backwards compatible with this System's Weaponizers - one of the [[Ironworks (facility)\|modulators]] was even retooled heavily to make the aforementioned Slammer!
	* '''''Kingdom'' 's [[F.O.S.S.I.L. Technology]]''': The original character Fossilizers introduced here are basically the same as the Weaponizers. The big difference being they are 1) new characters and 2) skeletal beasts. However, there is also [[Vertebreak (Kingdom)\|one]] [[Dracodon\|mold]] at the ~~Scout~~ class that only has a detachable tail, and transforms normally from beast to robot and back as opposed to partforming with no real combination potential.		* '''''Kingdom'' 's [[F.O.S.S.I.L. Technology]]''': The original character Fossilizers introduced here are basically the same as the Weaponizers. The big difference being they are 1) new characters and 2) skeletal beasts. However, there is also [[Vertebreak (Kingdom)\|one]] [[Dracodon\|mold]] at the Core class that only has a detachable tail, and transforms normally from beast to robot and back as opposed to partforming with no real combination potential.
	* '''''[[Transformers: Legacy#Legacy: Evolution\|Legacy: Evolution]]'' 's [[Evo-Fusion]]''': While the first year of ''Legacy'' didn't have anything similar to the system, its second-year [[subline imprint]] brought the concept back via a quartet of [[Junkion (species)\|Junkions]] who can also be taken apart to gear up Transformers as their Evo-Fusion gimmick... but wait, there's more! Unlike the previous groups, they don't rely on partsforming to convert between modes. This line even has the first Voyager-sized toy to use the play pattern, [[Trashmaster]].		* '''''[[Transformers: Legacy#Legacy: Evolution\|Legacy: Evolution]]'' 's [[Evo-Fusion]]''': While the first year of ''Legacy'' didn't have anything similar to the system, its second-year [[subline imprint]] brought the concept back via a quartet of [[Junkion (species)\|Junkions]] who can also be taken apart to gear up Transformers as their Evo-Fusion gimmick... but wait, there's more! Unlike the previous groups, they don't rely on partsforming to convert between modes. This line even has the first Voyager-sized toy to use the play pattern, [[Trashmaster]].
	* '''''[[Transformers: Legacy#Legacy: United\|Legacy: United]]'' 's [[Armorizer]]s''': Succeeding the Junkions, these rocky creatures once again use the slight deviation on the Weaponizer play pattern the Junkions established, normal-transforming figures who can be disassembled to form armor and weapons for figures.		* '''''[[Transformers: Legacy#Legacy: United\|Legacy: United]]'' 's [[Armorizer]]s''': Succeeding the Junkions, these rocky creatures once again use the slight deviation on the Weaponizer play pattern the Junkions established, normal-transforming figures who can be disassembled to form armor and weapons for figures.

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	* '''''[[War for Cybertron: Earthrise\|Earthrise]]'' 's [[A.I.R. Lock System]]''''': New-mold Battle Masters now transform into ramps and platforms to connect Deluxe Weaponizers (now named Modulators) to form Micromaster bases, much like [[Micromaster#The_Transformers\|the original Micromasters own bases]]-some of which have become sentient Modulators in this toyline. The Battle Masters also double as shields and the Modulators are also backwards compatible with this System's Weaponizers - one of the [[Ironworks (facility)\|modulators]] was even retooled heavily to make the aforementioned Slammer!		* '''''[[War for Cybertron: Earthrise\|Earthrise]]'' 's [[A.I.R. Lock System]]''''': New-mold Battle Masters now transform into ramps and platforms to connect Deluxe Weaponizers (now named Modulators) to form Micromaster bases, much like [[Micromaster#The_Transformers\|the original Micromasters own bases]]-some of which have become sentient Modulators in this toyline. The Battle Masters also double as shields and the Modulators are also backwards compatible with this System's Weaponizers - one of the [[Ironworks (facility)\|modulators]] was even retooled heavily to make the aforementioned Slammer!
	* '''''Kingdom'' 's [[F.O.S.S.I.L. Technology]]''': The original character Fossilizers introduced here are basically the same as the Weaponizers. The big difference being they are 1) new characters and 2) skeletal beasts. However, there is also [[Vertebreak (Kingdom)\|one]] [[Dracodon\|mold]] at the Scout class that only has a detachable tail, and transforms normally from beast to robot and back as opposed to partforming with no real combination potential.		* '''''Kingdom'' 's [[F.O.S.S.I.L. Technology]]''': The original character Fossilizers introduced here are basically the same as the Weaponizers. The big difference being they are 1) new characters and 2) skeletal beasts. However, there is also [[Vertebreak (Kingdom)\|one]] [[Dracodon\|mold]] at the Scout class that only has a detachable tail, and transforms normally from beast to robot and back as opposed to partforming with no real combination potential.
	* '''''[[Transformers: Legacy#Legacy: Evolution\|Legacy: Evolution]]'' 's [[Evo-Fusion]]''': While the first year of ''Legacy'' didn't have anything similar to the system, its second-year [[subline imprint]] brought the concept back via a quartet of [[Junkion (species)\|Junkions]] who can also be taken apart to gear up Transformers as their Evo-Fusion gimmick... but wait! Unlike the previous groups, they don't rely on partsforming to convert between modes. This line even has the first Voyager-sized toy to use the play pattern, [[Trashmaster]].		* '''''[[Transformers: Legacy#Legacy: Evolution\|Legacy: Evolution]]'' 's [[Evo-Fusion]]''': While the first year of ''Legacy'' didn't have anything similar to the system, its second-year [[subline imprint]] brought the concept back via a quartet of [[Junkion (species)\|Junkions]] who can also be taken apart to gear up Transformers as their Evo-Fusion gimmick... but wait, there's more! Unlike the previous groups, they don't rely on partsforming to convert between modes. This line even has the first Voyager-sized toy to use the play pattern, [[Trashmaster]].
	* '''''[[Transformers: Legacy#Legacy: United\|Legacy: United]]'' 's [[Armorizer]]s''': Succeeding the Junkions, these rocky creatures once again use the slight deviation on the Weaponizer play pattern the Junkions established, normal-transforming figures who can be disassembled to form armor and weapons for figures.		* '''''[[Transformers: Legacy#Legacy: United\|Legacy: United]]'' 's [[Armorizer]]s''': Succeeding the Junkions, these rocky creatures once again use the slight deviation on the Weaponizer play pattern the Junkions established, normal-transforming figures who can be disassembled to form armor and weapons for figures.
	* '''''[[Transformers: Age of the Primes\|Age of the Primes]]''''': While there is no new overarching play pattern to this line, it includes some ''Evolution'' Junkion redecos/retools, along with a few new figures not formally classed as Weaponizers but sharing the play pattern, such as [[Micronus Prime#Age of the Primes\|Micronus Prime]] and [[Amalgamous Prime#Age of the Primes\|Amalgamous Prime]].		* '''''[[Transformers: Age of the Primes\|Age of the Primes]]''''': While there is no new overarching play pattern to this line, it includes some ''Evolution'' Junkion redecos/retools, along with a few new figures not formally classed as Weaponizers but sharing the play pattern, such as [[Micronus Prime#Age of the Primes\|Micronus Prime]] and [[Amalgamous Prime#Age of the Primes\|Amalgamous Prime]].
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	* The Micromaster two-packs continued on into ''Earthrise'', but no further. There have been scattered redecoes of the various molds, and the occasional new-mold pack-in, but the two-pack vehicle/weapon setup is largely done for.		* The Micromaster two-packs continued on into ''Earthrise'', but no further. There have been scattered redecoes of the various molds, and the occasional new-mold pack-in, but the two-pack vehicle/weapon setup is largely done for.
	* The "Drone Armor" toys quickly turned into the Earthen "cassette" forms they were blatantly meant to be come ''Earthrise'', and continue to this day, albeit with pretty staggered releases (and questionable tape-~~form accuracy)~~. Several were sold by themselves in the ''[[Studio Series\|Studio Series]]'' Core Class price-point (now defunct) with extra accessories to justify the pricing, while others came as pack-ins with larger figures.		* The "Drone Armor" toys quickly turned into the Earthen "cassette" forms they were blatantly meant to be come ''Earthrise'', and continue to this day, albeit with pretty staggered releases, lacking the "shield" mode attachment posts on new-mold tapes... and questionable tape-reel placements. Several were sold by themselves in the ''[[Studio Series\|Studio Series]]'' Core Class price-point (now defunct) with extra accessories to justify the pricing, while others came as pack-ins with larger figures.
	* The Fire Blast effect gimmick has seen a considerably reduced presence following the end of the ''War for Cybertron Trilogy''. The random-location "got shot" 3 mm posts are pretty much gone from larger toys, but most still have attachment posts at the end of their blaster accessories, plus the continued use of strategically-placed effect attachment points in, say, "fire"-breathing beast-mode mouths. Very few toys come with effect parts anymore, but there are still a few in special circumstances.		* The Fire Blast effect gimmick has seen a considerably reduced presence following the end of the ''War for Cybertron Trilogy''. The random-location "got shot" 3 mm posts are pretty much gone from larger toys, but most still have attachment posts at the end of their blaster accessories, plus the continued use of strategically-placed effect attachment points in, say, "fire"-breathing beast-mode mouths. Very few toys come with effect parts anymore, but there are still a few in special circumstances.