Direct-Hit - Revision history

StrawDeath: /* War for Cybertron: Siege */ Re-added mention of a color inconsistency between the packaging artwork and final product. This doesn't make sense to have been removed.

2026-03-18T16:53:07Z

War for Cybertron: Siege: Re-added mention of a color inconsistency between the packaging artwork and final product. This doesn't make sense to have been removed.

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	: He can connect with his pack-in partner [[Power Punch#War for Cybertron: Siege\|Power Punch]] to form their cannon transport mode thanks to a [[5 mm post]] on his back canopy, which can also flip up for some reason. The post also has a 3 mm peg at the end compatible with [[Fire Blast effect]] parts. Their combined mode also doubles as a bazooka-like cannon simply by flipping the whole thing upside-down, held by other toys by a 5 mm post on Power Punch's cannon base, with a quartet of Fire Blast effect ports up-front.		: He can connect with his pack-in partner [[Power Punch#War for Cybertron: Siege\|Power Punch]] to form their cannon transport mode thanks to a [[5 mm post]] on his back canopy, which can also flip up for some reason. The post also has a 3 mm peg at the end compatible with [[Fire Blast effect]] parts. Their combined mode also doubles as a bazooka-like cannon simply by flipping the whole thing upside-down, held by other toys by a 5 mm post on Power Punch's cannon base, with a quartet of Fire Blast effect ports up-front.

			: The packaging artwork for both releases of this 2-pack depicts the connection point on Direct-Hit for combining with Power Punch as being pink, though on the actual figure it's black.

	:This figure was redecoed into ''[[War for Cybertron: Earthrise\|Earthrise]]'' [[Fireguard]] and [[Moonrock#War for Cybertron: Earthrise\|Moonrock]].		:This figure was redecoed into ''[[War for Cybertron: Earthrise\|Earthrise]]'' [[Fireguard]] and [[Moonrock#War for Cybertron: Earthrise\|Moonrock]].

Nu-Priest: pic

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pic

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	===''Regeneration One''===		===''Regeneration One''===
	[[File:Battle patrol soundwave counterpoint.jpg\|thumb\|~~left~~]]		[[File:Battle patrol soundwave counterpoint.jpg\|thumb\|]]
	Direct-Hit was a member of [[Soundwave (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Soundwave]]'s group of Neo-Decepticons at [[Fort Scyk]] in [[Polyhex]]. {{storylink\|Counterpoint}}		Direct-Hit was a member of [[Soundwave (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Soundwave]]'s group of Neo-Decepticons at [[Fort Scyk]] in [[Polyhex]]. {{storylink\|Counterpoint}}

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	===2019 IDW continuity===		===2019 IDW continuity===
			[[File:SeaOfRustII PowerPunchDirectHit.jpg\|thumb\|left\|upright=1.0\|]]
	Direct-Hit was part of a team of Decepticons who tried to melt their way into the [[Forge Pyramid\|Pyramid]] using [[Acid Storm (G1)\|Acid Storm]]'s powers. Before they could finish the job, however, [[Optimus Prime (G1)\|Optimus Prime]] broke through the wall and forced the Decepticons into retreat as he helped lead the evacuation efforts. {{storylink\|War World: Titans\|Titans}} He was later part of a large army deployed to the [[Rust Sea\|Sea of Rust]] under [[Sixshot (G1)\|Sixshot]]'s authority to capture the [[Enigma of Combination]]. {{storylink\|Lord of Misrule: Sea of Rust II\|Sea of Rust II}}		Direct-Hit was part of a team of Decepticons who tried to melt their way into the [[Forge Pyramid\|Pyramid]] using [[Acid Storm (G1)\|Acid Storm]]'s powers. Before they could finish the job, however, [[Optimus Prime (G1)\|Optimus Prime]] broke through the wall and forced the Decepticons into retreat as he helped lead the evacuation efforts. {{storylink\|War World: Titans\|Titans}} He was later part of a large army deployed to the [[Rust Sea\|Sea of Rust]] under [[Sixshot (G1)\|Sixshot]]'s authority to capture the [[Enigma of Combination]]. {{storylink\|Lord of Misrule: Sea of Rust II\|Sea of Rust II}}
			{{-}}
	==Toys==		==Toys==
	===''The Transformers''===		===''The Transformers''===

M Sipher: /* Toys */

2025-11-18T18:22:06Z

Toys

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	: Part of the fifth wave of ''[[War for Cybertron: Siege\|Siege]]'' Micromaster two-packs, Direct-Hit transforms into a chunkier version of his original armored car mode. This time, he has multiple ball joints for a surprising amount of robot-mode articulation.		: Part of the fifth wave of ''[[War for Cybertron: Siege\|Siege]]'' Micromaster two-packs, Direct-Hit transforms into a chunkier version of his original armored car mode. This time, he has multiple ball joints for a surprising amount of robot-mode articulation.

	: He can connect with his pack-in partner [[Power Punch#War for Cybertron: Siege\|Power Punch]] to form their cannon transport mode thanks to a [[5 mm post]] on his back canopy, which can also flip up for some reason. The post also has a 3 mm peg at the end compatible with [[Fire Blast effect]] parts. Their combined mode also doubles as a bazooka-like cannon ~~(of dubious utility)~~ simply by flipping the whole thing upside-down, held by other toys by a 5 mm post on Power Punch's cannon base.		: He can connect with his pack-in partner [[Power Punch#War for Cybertron: Siege\|Power Punch]] to form their cannon transport mode thanks to a [[5 mm post]] on his back canopy, which can also flip up for some reason. The post also has a 3 mm peg at the end compatible with [[Fire Blast effect]] parts. Their combined mode also doubles as a bazooka-like cannon simply by flipping the whole thing upside-down, held by other toys by a 5 mm post on Power Punch's cannon base, with a quartet of Fire Blast effect ports up-front.

	:This figure was redecoed into ''[[War for Cybertron: Earthrise\|Earthrise]]'' [[Fireguard]] and [[Moonrock#War for Cybertron: Earthrise\|Moonrock]].		:This figure was redecoed into ''[[War for Cybertron: Earthrise\|Earthrise]]'' [[Fireguard]] and [[Moonrock#War for Cybertron: Earthrise\|Moonrock]].

M Sipher: /* Toys */

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Toys

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	: Part of the fifth wave of ''[[War for Cybertron: Siege\|Siege]]'' Micromaster two-packs, Direct-Hit transforms into a chunkier version of his original armored car mode. This time, he has multiple ball joints for a surprising amount of robot-mode articulation.		: Part of the fifth wave of ''[[War for Cybertron: Siege\|Siege]]'' Micromaster two-packs, Direct-Hit transforms into a chunkier version of his original armored car mode. This time, he has multiple ball joints for a surprising amount of robot-mode articulation.

	: He can connect with his pack-in partner [[Power Punch~~#Generations/toys~~#War for Cybertron: Siege\|Power Punch]] to form their cannon transport mode thanks to a [[5 mm post]] on his back canopy, which can also flip up for some reason. The post also has a 3 mm peg at the end compatible with [[Fire Blast effect]] parts. Their combined mode also doubles as a bazooka-like cannon (of dubious utility) simply by flipping the whole thing upside-down, held by other toys by a 5 mm post on Power Punch's cannon base.		: He can connect with his pack-in partner [[Power Punch#War for Cybertron: Siege\|Power Punch]] to form their cannon transport mode thanks to a [[5 mm post]] on his back canopy, which can also flip up for some reason. The post also has a 3 mm peg at the end compatible with [[Fire Blast effect]] parts. Their combined mode also doubles as a bazooka-like cannon (of dubious utility) simply by flipping the whole thing upside-down, held by other toys by a 5 mm post on Power Punch's cannon base.

	:This figure was redecoed into ''[[War for Cybertron: Earthrise\|Earthrise]]'' [[Fireguard]] and [[Moonrock#War for Cybertron: Earthrise\|Moonrock]].		:This figure was redecoed into ''[[War for Cybertron: Earthrise\|Earthrise]]'' [[Fireguard]] and [[Moonrock#War for Cybertron: Earthrise\|Moonrock]].

M Sipher: /* Toys */

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	===''The Transformers''===		===''The Transformers''===
	[[File:G1-ROC-toy DirectHit.jpg\|right\|upright=1.67\|thumb\|Baby blue dreamteam of Death]]		[[File:G1-ROC-toy DirectHit.jpg\|right\|upright=1.67\|thumb\|Baby blue dreamteam of Death]]
	* '''Battle Squad''' (Micromaster Combiner Squad, [[1990]])		<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-d1\|'''Battle Squad''' (Micromaster Combiner Squad, [[1990]])}}</ul>

	:Direct-Hit transforms into a powder blue wheeled armoured car which is intended to be the front half of a cannon transport which he forms with his combiner partner [[Power Punch]]. He can, of course, be connected to any other [[Micromaster Combiner]].		: Released in the seventh and final year of the [[The Transformers (toyline)\|original ''The Transformers'' toyline]] in the US (sixth and not-final in European markets), Direct-Hit transforms into a powder blue wheeled armoured car which is intended to be the front half of a cannon transport which he forms with his combiner partner [[Power Punch#Toys\|Power Punch]]. He can, of course, be connected to any other [[Micromaster Combiner]] to form new weird vehicles.

	:Direct-Hit was only available in a six-pack with his squad mates Power Punch, [[Half-Track (G1)\|Half-Track]], [[Fireshot]], [[Meltdown (G1)\|Meltdown]], and [[Vanquish]].		: Direct-Hit was only available in a six-pack with his squad mates Power Punch, [[Half-Track (G1)#Toys\|Half-Track]], [[Fireshot#Toys\|Fireshot]], [[Meltdown (G1)#Toys\|Meltdown]], and [[Vanquish#Toys\|Vanquish]].

	::*''[http://tfu.info/1990/Decepticon/Direct-Hit/direct-hit.htm More information on Direct-Hit at TFU.info]''		::*''[http://tfu.info/1990/Decepticon/Direct-Hit/direct-hit.htm More information on Direct-Hit at TFU.info]''


	{{anchor\|Return of Convoy}}		{{anchor\|Return of Convoy}}
	*'''Crane Cannon W Team''' (Micro Trailer team, [[1991]])		<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-a1\|'''Crane Cannon W Team''' (Micro Trailer team, [[1991]])}}</ul>
	**''ID number'': '''C-368'''		:*''ID number'': '''C-368'''
	**''Accessories'': Micro Trailer #8		:*''Accessories'': Micro Trailer #8

	: Direct-Hit is physically identical to the [[Hasbro]]-release, transforming the front half of a cannon transport truck. He can, of course, be connected to any other Micromaster Combiner. Though Power Punch nominally forms the back half, Direct-Hit can combine with any other Micromaster Combiner, [[Micromaster Combiner Transport\|Combiner Transport]] or [[Micro Trailer]] in vehicle mode to form new weird vehicles.		: Takara's ''[[Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers (toyline)#1991 (Return of Convoy)\|Return of Convoy]]'' release of Direct-Hit is physically identical to the [[Hasbro]]-release.

	: He was only available in a complete set with Power Punch, [[Stonecruncher (G1)\|Stonecruncher]] and [[Excavator (G1)\|Excavator]]. The set also comes with Micro Trailer #8. Like all ''Return of Convoy'' characters, he was marketed as an Autobot instead of a Decepticon.		: He was only available in a complete set with Power Punch, [[Stonecruncher (G1)#Toys\|Stonecruncher]] and [[Excavator (G1)#Toys\|Excavator]]. The set also comes with [[Micro Trailer#Toys\|Micro Trailer]] #8, which any toy in the set can "tow" or be stored within. Like all ''Return of Convoy'' characters, he was marketed as an Autobot instead of a Decepticon.
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	===''War for Cybertron: Siege''===		===''War for Cybertron: Siege''===
	[[File:Siege-Micromaster-Direct-Hit.jpg\|upright=1.67\|thumb]]		[[File:Siege-Micromaster-Direct-Hit.jpg\|upright=1.67\|thumb]]
	*'''Direct-Hit & Power Punch''' (Micromaster, [[2020]])		<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-d1\|'''Direct-Hit & Power Punch''' (Micromaster, [[2020]])}}</ul>
	**''Hasbro ID number:'' '''WFC-S47'''		:*''Hasbro ID number:'' '''WFC-S47'''
	**''TakaraTomy ID number'': '''SG-44'''		:*''TakaraTomy ID number'': '''SG-44'''
	**''TakaraTomy release date:'' [[February 22]], [[2020]]		:*''TakaraTomy release date:'' [[February 22]], 2020

	:Part of wave 5 of ''[[War for Cybertron: Siege\|Siege]]'' Micromasters, Direct-Hit is a member of the [[Battle Squad]] and transforms into the front half of the Cannon Transport vehicle along with [[Power Punch#Generations/toys#War for Cybertron: Siege\|Power Punch]] as the back end, which can be flipped upside down to be used as an over-the-shoulder weapon. As a part of the [[C.O.M.B.A.T. System]], their weapon mode can be attached to any toy with a [[5 mm post]]-hole. "Fire Blasts" can also be attached to various hardpoints on the toys. They're painted and molded such to stay as separate vehicles. Instructions show to attach the barrel to Power Punch, however, it is packaged already attached.

	:Direct Hit ~~comes packaged together with Power Punch~~.		: Part of the fifth wave of ''[[War for Cybertron: Siege\|Siege]]'' Micromaster two-packs, Direct-Hit transforms into a chunkier version of his original armored car mode. This time, he has multiple ball joints for a surprising amount of robot-mode articulation.

	:~~Though designated~~ for ~~release in~~ the ~~first quarter~~ of ~~2020~~, ~~Direct-Hit~~'s ~~wave reached U.S. store shelves in late 2019~~.		: He can connect with his pack-in partner [[Power Punch#Generations/toys#War for Cybertron: Siege\|Power Punch]] to form their cannon transport mode thanks to a [[5 mm post]] on his back canopy, which can also flip up for some reason. The post also has a 3 mm peg at the end compatible with [[Fire Blast effect]] parts. Their combined mode also doubles as a bazooka-like cannon (of dubious utility) simply by flipping the whole thing upside-down, held by other toys by a 5 mm post on Power Punch's cannon base.

	:This figure was redecoed into ''[[War for Cybertron: Earthrise\|Earthrise]]'' [[Fireguard]] and [[Moonrock#~~Generations~~\|Moonrock]].		:This figure was redecoed into ''[[War for Cybertron: Earthrise\|Earthrise]]'' [[Fireguard]] and [[Moonrock#War for Cybertron: Earthrise\|Moonrock]].
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	===''War for Cybertron: Earthrise''===		===''War for Cybertron: Earthrise''===
	[[File:WFC-E40 Battle Squad Packaging Stock.jpg\|thumb\|upright=0.7]]		[[File:WFC-E40 Battle Squad Packaging Stock.jpg\|thumb\|upright=0.66]]
	*'''Direct-Hit & Power Punch''' (Micromaster, 2020)		<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-d1\|'''Direct-Hit & Power Punch''' (Micromaster, 2020)}}</ul>
	**''ID number:'' '''WFC-E40'''		:*''ID number'': '''WFC-E40'''

	:Direct-Hit~~, along with~~ Power Punch, received a [[package refresh]] in the subsequent line, ''Earthrise''. The two releases are virtually identical aside from the packaging.		: Direct-Hit and Power Punch received a [[package refresh]] in the subsequent line, ''Earthrise'', as the only item in the third and final wave of Micromaster 2-packs. The two releases are virtually identical aside from the packaging.

	:Like all ''Earthrise'' toys, the cardboard back of the ''Earthrise'' version of the Battle Squad's package includes an exclusive cut-out collectible piece of a larger star map.		: Like all ''Earthrise'' toys, the cardboard back of the ''Earthrise'' version of the Battle Squad's package includes an exclusive cut-out collectible piece of a larger star map.
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	==Notes==		==Notes==

Saix: clean up, replaced: Resistance → Resistance

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	'''Direct-Hit''' is a victim of the Peter Principle. As a low-ranking grunt in the Decepticon military, he was a skillful and tenacious warrior, bringing in the kill more often than not. Since his promotion to leader of the [[Battle Squad]], his teammates have discovered that his long-term strategies... well, the problem is that Direct-Hit doesn't ''have'' any long-term planning skills to speak of. He's a decisive, powerful warrior in short-term engagements, swiftly crushing his foes in close-quarters combat. But all of this falls apart when he's asked to actually ''plan'' a mission or campaign or what have you. At best, he can just about order his team to deal with whatever's going on around them, and then hope that it somehow works out for the best.		'''Direct-Hit''' is a victim of the Peter Principle. As a low-ranking grunt in the Decepticon military, he was a skillful and tenacious warrior, bringing in the kill more often than not. Since his promotion to leader of the [[Battle Squad]], his teammates have discovered that his long-term strategies... well, the problem is that Direct-Hit doesn't ''have'' any long-term planning skills to speak of. He's a decisive, powerful warrior in short-term engagements, swiftly crushing his foes in close-quarters combat. But all of this falls apart when he's asked to actually ''plan'' a mission or campaign or what have you. At best, he can just about order his team to deal with whatever's going on around them, and then hope that it somehow works out for the best.

	So incompetent is he in his new role, that news of Direct-Hit's failures have already started to circulate through the Decepticon ranks. Most Decepticons rightfully believe that the poor shmuck's been promoted far beyond his actual capabilities. <ref>''[[Transformers: More than Meets the Eye\|More Than Meets The Eye]]''</ref> His [[combiner]] partner is [[Power Punch]].		So incompetent is he in his new role, that news of Direct-Hit's failures have already started to circulate through the Decepticon ranks. Most Decepticons rightfully believe that the poor shmuck's been promoted far beyond his actual capabilities.<ref>''[[Transformers: More than Meets the Eye\|More Than Meets The Eye]]''</ref> His [[combiner]] partner is [[Power Punch]].

	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
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	===''Beast Wars: Uprising''===		===''Beast Wars: Uprising''===
	On a post-war Cybertron, Direct-Hit and Power Punch were among the few [[Builder of Cybertron\|Builders of Cybertron]] who maintained their mobility due to their more energy-efficient [[Micromaster]] bodies. The pair were posted to guard [[Tesarus (polity)\|Tesarus Arena]] in anticipation of a [[Resistance]] attack. They encountered the [[Maximal]] terrorist [[Grimlock (G1)\|Grimlock]] and his underlings sneaking into the arena, and attempted to bar their progress. When [[Snapper\|one of the intruders]] shot Power Punch in the back, the psychic link between the two Micromasters caused Direct-Hit to reel in pain, giving Grimlock the opportunity he needed to overpower him. Direct-Hit was killed when Grimlock punched through his armor and ripped out his innards. {{storylink\|Micro-Aggressions}}		On a post-war Cybertron, Direct-Hit and Power Punch were among the few [[Builder of Cybertron\|Builders of Cybertron]] who maintained their mobility due to their more energy-efficient [[Micromaster]] bodies. The pair were posted to guard [[Tesarus (polity)\|Tesarus Arena]] in anticipation of a [[Resistance (BWU)\|Resistance]] attack. They encountered the [[Maximal]] terrorist [[Grimlock (G1)\|Grimlock]] and his underlings sneaking into the arena, and attempted to bar their progress. When [[Snapper\|one of the intruders]] shot Power Punch in the back, the psychic link between the two Micromasters caused Direct-Hit to reel in pain, giving Grimlock the opportunity he needed to overpower him. Direct-Hit was killed when Grimlock punched through his armor and ripped out his innards. {{storylink\|Micro-Aggressions}}

	===''War for Cybertron Trilogy'' marketing material===		===''War for Cybertron Trilogy'' marketing material===

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Saix at 15:55, 11 October 2024

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	So incompetent is he in his new role, that news of Direct-Hit's failures have already started to circulate through the Decepticon ranks. Most Decepticons rightfully believe that the poor shmuck's been promoted far beyond his actual capabilities. <ref>''[[Transformers: More than Meets the Eye\|More Than Meets The Eye]]''</ref> His [[combiner]] partner is [[Power Punch]].		So incompetent is he in his new role, that news of Direct-Hit's failures have already started to circulate through the Decepticon ranks. Most Decepticons rightfully believe that the poor shmuck's been promoted far beyond his actual capabilities. <ref>''[[Transformers: More than Meets the Eye\|More Than Meets The Eye]]''</ref> His [[combiner]] partner is [[Power Punch]].

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	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
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	===''Regeneration One''===		===''Regeneration One''===
	[[File:Battle patrol soundwave counterpoint.jpg\|thumb\|left~~\|upright=1.4~~]]		[[File:Battle patrol soundwave counterpoint.jpg\|thumb\|left]]
	Direct-Hit was a member of [[Soundwave (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Soundwave]]'s group of Neo-Decepticons at [[Fort Scyk]] in [[Polyhex]]. {{storylink\|Counterpoint}}		Direct-Hit was a member of [[Soundwave (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Soundwave]]'s group of Neo-Decepticons at [[Fort Scyk]] in [[Polyhex]]. {{storylink\|Counterpoint}}

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	:Like all ''Earthrise'' toys, the cardboard back of the ''Earthrise'' version of the Battle Squad's package includes an exclusive cut-out collectible piece of a larger star map.		:Like all ''Earthrise'' toys, the cardboard back of the ''Earthrise'' version of the Battle Squad's package includes an exclusive cut-out collectible piece of a larger star map.
	~~{{--}}~~

	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*The original Generation One box art of Direct-Hit has his head swapped with [[Power Punch]].		*The original Generation One box art of Direct-Hit has his head swapped with [[Power Punch]].
	*The packaging artwork for both releases of the [[War for Cybertron Trilogy (toyline)\|War for Cybertron Trilogy]] Micromaster 2-pack depicts the connection point for combining with Power Punch as coloured in the same pink as his legs, though on the actual figure it's black.

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

StrawDeath: /* Notes */ Added mention of a noteworthy colour inconsistency between the packaging artwork and final design of Siege/Earthrise Direct-Hit.

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Notes: Added mention of a noteworthy colour inconsistency between the packaging artwork and final design of Siege/Earthrise Direct-Hit.

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*The original Generation One box art of Direct-Hit has his head swapped with [[Power Punch]].		*The original Generation One box art of Direct-Hit has his head swapped with [[Power Punch]].
			*The packaging artwork for both releases of the [[War for Cybertron Trilogy (toyline)\|War for Cybertron Trilogy]] Micromaster 2-pack depicts the connection point for combining with Power Punch as coloured in the same pink as his legs, though on the actual figure it's black.

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

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	[[Category:IDW (2019) Decepticons]]		[[Category:IDW (2019) Decepticons]]
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	: Part of the fifth wave of ''[[War for Cybertron: Siege\|Siege]]'' Micromaster two-packs, Direct-Hit transforms into a chunkier version of his original armored car mode. This time, he has multiple ball joints for a surprising amount of robot-mode articulation.		: Part of the fifth wave of ''[[War for Cybertron: Siege\|Siege]]'' Micromaster two-packs, Direct-Hit transforms into a chunkier version of his original armored car mode. This time, he has multiple ball joints for a surprising amount of robot-mode articulation.

	: He can connect with his pack-in partner [[Power Punch#War for Cybertron: Siege\|Power Punch]] to form their cannon transport mode thanks to a [[5 mm post]] on his back canopy, which can also flip up for some reason. The post also has a 3 mm peg at the end compatible with [[Fire Blast effect]] parts. Their combined mode also doubles as a bazooka-like cannon ~~(of dubious utility)~~ simply by flipping the whole thing upside-down, held by other toys by a 5 mm post on Power Punch's cannon base.		: He can connect with his pack-in partner [[Power Punch#War for Cybertron: Siege\|Power Punch]] to form their cannon transport mode thanks to a [[5 mm post]] on his back canopy, which can also flip up for some reason. The post also has a 3 mm peg at the end compatible with [[Fire Blast effect]] parts. Their combined mode also doubles as a bazooka-like cannon simply by flipping the whole thing upside-down, held by other toys by a 5 mm post on Power Punch's cannon base, with a quartet of Fire Blast effect ports up-front.

	:This figure was redecoed into ''[[War for Cybertron: Earthrise\|Earthrise]]'' [[Fireguard]] and [[Moonrock#War for Cybertron: Earthrise\|Moonrock]].		:This figure was redecoed into ''[[War for Cybertron: Earthrise\|Earthrise]]'' [[Fireguard]] and [[Moonrock#War for Cybertron: Earthrise\|Moonrock]].

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	: Part of the fifth wave of ''[[War for Cybertron: Siege\|Siege]]'' Micromaster two-packs, Direct-Hit transforms into a chunkier version of his original armored car mode. This time, he has multiple ball joints for a surprising amount of robot-mode articulation.		: Part of the fifth wave of ''[[War for Cybertron: Siege\|Siege]]'' Micromaster two-packs, Direct-Hit transforms into a chunkier version of his original armored car mode. This time, he has multiple ball joints for a surprising amount of robot-mode articulation.

	: He can connect with his pack-in partner [[Power Punch~~#Generations/toys~~#War for Cybertron: Siege\|Power Punch]] to form their cannon transport mode thanks to a [[5 mm post]] on his back canopy, which can also flip up for some reason. The post also has a 3 mm peg at the end compatible with [[Fire Blast effect]] parts. Their combined mode also doubles as a bazooka-like cannon (of dubious utility) simply by flipping the whole thing upside-down, held by other toys by a 5 mm post on Power Punch's cannon base.		: He can connect with his pack-in partner [[Power Punch#War for Cybertron: Siege\|Power Punch]] to form their cannon transport mode thanks to a [[5 mm post]] on his back canopy, which can also flip up for some reason. The post also has a 3 mm peg at the end compatible with [[Fire Blast effect]] parts. Their combined mode also doubles as a bazooka-like cannon (of dubious utility) simply by flipping the whole thing upside-down, held by other toys by a 5 mm post on Power Punch's cannon base.

	:This figure was redecoed into ''[[War for Cybertron: Earthrise\|Earthrise]]'' [[Fireguard]] and [[Moonrock#War for Cybertron: Earthrise\|Moonrock]].		:This figure was redecoed into ''[[War for Cybertron: Earthrise\|Earthrise]]'' [[Fireguard]] and [[Moonrock#War for Cybertron: Earthrise\|Moonrock]].