Flykick - Revision history

Hooper X: /* Beastformers */

2025-07-28T16:00:49Z

Beastformers

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	<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-multi\|'''Flykick''' (~~Gahsapon~~ Beastformer, 1987)}}</ul>		<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-multi\|'''Flykick''' (Gashapon Beastformer, 1987)}}</ul>
	:*''Beast ID number'': '''4'''		:*''Beast ID number'': '''4'''
	:*''Accessories'': Randomized weapon		:*''Accessories'': Randomized weapon

Saix at 14:35, 28 July 2025

2025-07-28T14:35:47Z

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	Following the Great War, he returned to his home country of [[North Snarl\|Bistoram]] to serve as its Emperor under King White Leo.		Following the Great War, he returned to his home country of [[North Snarl\|Bistoram]] to serve as its Emperor under King White Leo.
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	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===Japanese Generation 1 cartoon continuity===		===Japanese Generation 1 cartoon continuity===
	====''The Headmasters'' cartoon====		====''The Headmasters'' cartoon====
	~~[[File:Flykick.jpg\|right\|upright=0.85\|thumb\|Colbert Bird]]~~
	{{voiceactor\|? (Japanese)}}		{{voiceactor\|? (Japanese)}}

			[[File:Flykick.jpg\|upright=0.85\|thumb\|left\|Colbert Bird]]
	Flykick was a member of [[White Leo]]'s rebels, fighting against the [[Decepticon]]s and their allies, [[Alligatron]] and the evil Beastformers. Flykick served as the aerial component of an attack led by [[Big Serow]] on the Decepticon Beastformers' stronghold, but the evil Beasts overwhelmed the rebels and they were forced into retreat. Help soon came in the form of the [[Autobot]] [[Transformer]]s, and Flykick was one of many who welcomed them. Shortly, he was in the rebel stronghold stroking his weapon.		Flykick was a member of [[White Leo]]'s rebels, fighting against the [[Decepticon]]s and their allies, [[Alligatron]] and the evil Beastformers. Flykick served as the aerial component of an attack led by [[Big Serow]] on the Decepticon Beastformers' stronghold, but the evil Beasts overwhelmed the rebels and they were forced into retreat. Help soon came in the form of the [[Autobot]] [[Transformer]]s, and Flykick was one of many who welcomed them. Shortly, he was in the rebel stronghold stroking his weapon.

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	: Flykick was also available packed in with the [[Red Phoenix#Toys\|Red Phoenix]] [[Fortress (Beastformers)\|Fortress]]. He is unchanged from his individual release, coming with the series-2 style bio card... and yes, this one could also come with someone else's weapon rather than his actual intended weapon.		: Flykick was also available packed in with the [[Red Phoenix#Toys\|Red Phoenix]] [[Fortress (Beastformers)\|Fortress]]. He is unchanged from his individual release, coming with the series-2 style bio card... and yes, this one could also come with someone else's weapon rather than his actual intended weapon.
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	===Beastformers===		===Beastformers===

M Sipher: /* Merchandise */

2024-02-03T22:01:00Z

Merchandise

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	==Merchandise==		==Merchandise==
	===~~Meiji candy~~ toys===		===Candy toys===
	{{anchor\|Meiji}}		{{anchor\|Meiji}}
	*'''Flykick''' (Gashapon/candy-toy Beastformer, 1988)		*'''Flykick''' (Gashapon/candy-toy Beastformer, 1988)

M Sipher: /* Merchandise */

2024-02-03T21:57:26Z

Merchandise

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	*'''Flykick''' (Gashapon/candy-toy Beastformer, 1988)		*'''Flykick''' (Gashapon/candy-toy Beastformer, 1988)
	**''~~Meiji~~ ID number'': '''2'''		**''ID number'': '''2'''
	**''Accessories'': "Tomahorse" MVP Weapon		**''Accessories'': "Tomahorse" MVP Weapon

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	* '''Ramune Beastformers Battle Card''' (1988)		* '''Ramune Beastformers Battle Card''' (1988)
	**''~~Meiji~~ ID number'': '''2'''		**''ID number'': '''2'''

	: A gold-foil "Battle Card" of Flykick, featuring the painted character art from his original ''Transformers: Beastformers'' bio card, was available in randomly-packed sets of cards that came with ramune-flavored candy tablets. The back of the card features a severely truncated bio, with data for the game from the Meiji chocoball SD figures' packaging.		: A gold-foil "Battle Card" of Flykick, featuring the painted character art from his original ''Transformers: Beastformers'' bio card, was available in randomly-packed sets of cards that came with ramune-flavored candy tablets. The back of the card features a severely truncated bio, with data for the game from the Meiji chocoball SD figures' packaging.

M Sipher: /* Merchandise */

2024-02-03T21:36:04Z

Merchandise

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	**''Accessories'': "Tomahorse" MVP Weapon		**''Accessories'': "Tomahorse" MVP Weapon

	: A ~~small~~, super-deformed, articulation-free version of Flykick ~~was sold both as~~ a [[~~gacha~~\|~~gashapon~~]] ~~capsule prize by Takara~~, ~~and as a~~ [[~~candy toy~~]] with "~~chocoballs~~" ~~through the candy/snack company [[Meiji]]~~.		: A 1-inch-tall, super-deformed, articulation-free version of Flykick that could come in red, blue or green plastic, representing the Fire, Water and Wood elements (even though he still had a rubsign). All of the SD Beastformers come with a ''different'' Beastformer's weapon attached to their left shoulder by a snippable sprue. Flykick came with [[Bluehorse#Meiji\|Bluehorse]]'s "Tomahorse" attached to his left shoulder, while [[Flying Attacker#Meiji\|Flying Attacker]] came with Flykick's "Flying Typhoon".

	: This ~~stumpy lil fellow could be found~~ in ~~red~~, ~~blue or green plastic, representing the Fire, Water and Wood elements (even though he still had~~ a ~~rubsign). All~~ of ~~the Meiji Beastformers come~~ with a ''~~different'~~' ~~Beastformer~~'~~s weapon attached to their left shoulder by~~ a ~~snippable sprue~~, ~~common for inexpensive toys of that nature. Flykick came with~~ [[~~Bluehorse#~~Meiji~~\|Bluehorse~~]]'s "~~Tomahorse~~" ~~attached to his left shoulder~~, ~~while [[Flying Attacker#Meiji\|Flying Attacker]] came~~ with ~~Flykick~~'~~s "Flying Typhoon"~~.		: This toy was sold in three different ways. First it was available as a [[gacha\|gashapon]] capsule prize by Takara. Then it was sold as a [[candy toy]] from Takara, randomly-packed in a box of three with a packet of ramune-flavored candy tablets. Then ''again'' as a candy toy, this time through candy/snack company [[Meiji]], in randomized packs of two{{fact}} with a packet of "chocoballs" (chocolate covered malted milk balls). The Meiji release also has much more elaborate packaging, with newly-painted box art (which sometimes shows characters not made in this assortment), and the ''entire'' interior of the box printed with game rules, character bios, chunks of lore, etc.

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NebulanFree: /* Meiji candy toys */

2024-01-13T17:13:08Z

Meiji candy toys

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	: A small, super-deformed, articulation-free version of Flykick was sold both as a [[gacha\|gashapon]] capsule prize by Takara, and as a [[candy toy]] with "chocoballs" through the candy/snack company [[Meiji]].		: A small, super-deformed, articulation-free version of Flykick was sold both as a [[gacha\|gashapon]] capsule prize by Takara, and as a [[candy toy]] with "chocoballs" through the candy/snack company [[Meiji]].

	: This stumpy lil fellow could be found in red, blue or green plastic, representing the Fire, Water and Wood elements (even though he still had a rubsign). All of the ~~Meji~~ Beastformers come with a ''different'' Beastformer's weapon attached to their left shoulder by a snippable sprue, common for inexpensive toys of that nature. Flykick came with [[Bluehorse#Meiji\|Bluehorse]]'s "Tomahorse" attached to his left shoulder, while [[Flying Attacker#Meiji\|Flying Attacker]] came with Flykick's "Flying Typhoon".		: This stumpy lil fellow could be found in red, blue or green plastic, representing the Fire, Water and Wood elements (even though he still had a rubsign). All of the Meiji Beastformers come with a ''different'' Beastformer's weapon attached to their left shoulder by a snippable sprue, common for inexpensive toys of that nature. Flykick came with [[Bluehorse#Meiji\|Bluehorse]]'s "Tomahorse" attached to his left shoulder, while [[Flying Attacker#Meiji\|Flying Attacker]] came with Flykick's "Flying Typhoon".

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NebulanFree: /* Meiji candy toys */

2024-01-12T18:14:40Z

Meiji candy toys

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	* '''Ramune Beastformers Battle Card''' (1988)		* '''Ramune Beastformers Battle Card''' (1988)
	**''Meiji ID number'': '''13'''		**''Meiji ID number'': '''2'''

	: A gold-foil "Battle Card" of Flykick, featuring the painted character art from his original ''Transformers: Beastformers'' bio card, was available in randomly-packed sets of cards that came with ramune-flavored candy tablets. The back of the card features a severely truncated bio, with data for the game from the Meiji chocoball SD figures' packaging.		: A gold-foil "Battle Card" of Flykick, featuring the painted character art from his original ''Transformers: Beastformers'' bio card, was available in randomly-packed sets of cards that came with ramune-flavored candy tablets. The back of the card features a severely truncated bio, with data for the game from the Meiji chocoball SD figures' packaging.

M Sipher: /* Toys */

2023-08-21T05:37:51Z

Toys

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	===Transformers: Beastformers===		===Transformers: Beastformers===
	[[File:BF-toy Flykick.jpg\|right\|thumb\|upright=1.67\|]]		[[File:BF-toy Flykick.jpg\|right\|thumb\|upright=1.67\|]]
	*'''Flykick''' (Beastformer, 1987)		<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-a1\|'''Flykick''' (Beastformer, 1987)}}</ul>
	**''ID number'': '''4'''		:*''ID number'': '''4'''
	**''Pack'': '''A, C, E'''		:*''Pack'': '''A, C, E'''
	**''Accessories'': Axe (usually)		:*''Accessories'': Axe (usually)

	: Part of the first series of [[TakaraTomy\|Takara]]'s ''[[Beastformers (franchise)\|Beastformers]]'' toys, Flykick is an anthropomorphic white bird of prey with aqua-blue robotic armor. The [[rubsign\|Battle Emblem]] on his stomach reveals one of three symbols when warmed up: Fire, Water or Wood.		: Part of the first series of [[TakaraTomy\|Takara]]'s ''[[Beastformers (franchise)\|Beastformers]]'' toys, Flykick is an anthropomorphic white bird of prey with aqua-blue robotic armor. The [[rubsign\|Battle Emblem]] on his stomach reveals one of three symbols when warmed up: Fire, Water or Wood.
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	*'''Red Phoenix''' (Fortress, 1987)		<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-a1\|'''Red Phoenix''' (Fortress, 1987)}}</ul>
	**''Accessories'': Axe (usually)		:*''Accessories'': Axe (usually)

	: Flykick was also available packed in with the [[Red Phoenix#Toys\|Red Phoenix]] [[Fortress (Beastformers)\|Fortress]]. He is unchanged from his individual release, coming with the series-2 style bio card... and yes, this one could also come with someone else's weapon rather than his actual intended weapon.		: Flykick was also available packed in with the [[Red Phoenix#Toys\|Red Phoenix]] [[Fortress (Beastformers)\|Fortress]]. He is unchanged from his individual release, coming with the series-2 style bio card... and yes, this one could also come with someone else's weapon rather than his actual intended weapon.
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	===Beastformers===		===Beastformers===
	*'''Flykick''' (Beastformer, 1988)		<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-multi\|'''Flykick''' (Beastformer, 1988)}}</ul>
	**''ID number'': '''4'''		:*''ID number'': '''4'''
	**''Pack'': '''G'''		:*''Pack'': '''G'''
	**''Accessories'': "Flying Typhoon" MVP Weapon (usually)		:*''Accessories'': "Flying Typhoon" MVP Weapon (usually)

	: Re-released in the ''Transformers''-less ''Beastformers'' sequel series, Flykick was given a straight re-release with new packaging and a new, more filled-out bio card using comic-style line-art rather than a painted portrait. This new card also gave his weapon, now branded an "[[MVP Weapon]]", the name "Flying Typhoon" (フライングタイフン ''Furaingu Taifun'').		: Re-released in the ''Transformers''-less ''Beastformers'' sequel series, Flykick was given a straight re-release with new packaging and a new, more filled-out bio card using comic-style line-art rather than a painted portrait. This new card also gave his weapon, now branded an "[[MVP Weapon]]", the name "Flying Typhoon" (フライングタイフン ''Furaingu Taifun'').
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	[[File:BF-toy Flykick white aucfree.jpg\|upright=1.67\|thumb\|]]		[[File:BF-toy Flykick white aucfree.jpg\|upright=1.67\|thumb\|]]
	*'''Flykick''' (Gahsapon Beastformer, 1987)		<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-multi\|'''Flykick''' (Gahsapon Beastformer, 1987)}}</ul>
	**''Beast ID number'': '''4'''		:*''Beast ID number'': '''4'''
	**''Accessories'': Randomized weapon		:*''Accessories'': Randomized weapon

	: Many Beastformers were also sold in [[gacha\|gashapon]] capsule machines for the same price as their boxed versions (200 yen) during the "RPG" line, Flykick included. This version is identical to the regularly-released boxed version, including the randomized rubsign, except the gashapons pretty much always had randomized weapons (or just ''really'' crummy quality control).		: Many Beastformers were also sold in [[gacha\|gashapon]] capsule machines for the same price as their boxed versions (200 yen) during the "RPG" line, Flykick included. This version is identical to the regularly-released boxed version, including the randomized rubsign, except the gashapons pretty much always had randomized weapons (or just ''really'' crummy quality control).
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	*'''Red Phoenix''' (Fortress, 1988)		<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-multi\|'''Red Phoenix''' (Fortress, 1988)}}</ul>
	**''Accessories'': "Flying Typhoon" MVP Weapon (usually)		:*''Accessories'': "Flying Typhoon" MVP Weapon (usually)

	: The Red Phoenix Fortress was re-released in the "RPG" line, unchanged from its original release save for packaging. It once again came with an unchanged Flykick, though this time he came with his new "RPG" bio card, and yes, the semi-random weapon.		: The Red Phoenix Fortress was re-released in the "RPG" line, unchanged from its original release save for packaging. It once again came with an unchanged Flykick, though this time he came with his new "RPG" bio card, and yes, the semi-random weapon.

M Sipher: /* Meiji candy toys */

2022-02-11T06:49:40Z

Meiji candy toys

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	: A small, super-deformed, articulation-free version of Flykick was sold both as a [[gacha\|gashapon]] capsule prize by Takara, and as a [[candy toy]] with "chocoballs" through the candy/snack company [[Meiji]].		: A small, super-deformed, articulation-free version of Flykick was sold both as a [[gacha\|gashapon]] capsule prize by Takara, and as a [[candy toy]] with "chocoballs" through the candy/snack company [[Meiji]].

	: This stumpy lil fellow could be found in red, blue or green plastic, representing the Fire, Water and Wood elements (even though he still had a rubsign). All of the Meji Beastformers come with a ''different'' Beastformer's weapon attached to their left shoulder by a snippable sprue, common for inexpensive toys of that nature. Flykick came with [[Bluehorse#Meiji\|Bluehorse]]'s "Tomahorse" attached to his left shoulder~~. It is currently unknown which~~ Meiji ~~Beastformer has~~ Flykick's ~~weapon~~.		: This stumpy lil fellow could be found in red, blue or green plastic, representing the Fire, Water and Wood elements (even though he still had a rubsign). All of the Meji Beastformers come with a ''different'' Beastformer's weapon attached to their left shoulder by a snippable sprue, common for inexpensive toys of that nature. Flykick came with [[Bluehorse#Meiji\|Bluehorse]]'s "Tomahorse" attached to his left shoulder, while [[Flying Attacker#Meiji\|Flying Attacker]] came with Flykick's "Flying Typhoon".

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Khajidha: /* Meiji candy toys */

2022-02-10T15:53:18Z

Meiji candy toys

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	: A small, super-deformed, articulation-free version of Flykick was sold both as a [[gacha\|gashapon]] capsule prize by Takara, and as a [[candy toy]] with "chocoballs" through the candy/snack company [[Meiji]].		: A small, super-deformed, articulation-free version of Flykick was sold both as a [[gacha\|gashapon]] capsule prize by Takara, and as a [[candy toy]] with "chocoballs" through the candy/snack company [[Meiji]].

	: This stumpy lil fellow could be found in red, blue or green plastic, representing the Fire, Water and Wood elements (even though he still had a rubsign). All of the Meji Beastformers ~~comes~~ with a ''different'' Beastformer's weapon attached to their left shoulder by a snippable sprue, common for inexpensive toys of that nature. Flykick came with [[Bluehorse#Meiji\|Bluehorse]]'s "Tomahorse" attached to his left shoulder. It is currently unknown which Meiji Beastformer has Flykick's weapon.		: This stumpy lil fellow could be found in red, blue or green plastic, representing the Fire, Water and Wood elements (even though he still had a rubsign). All of the Meji Beastformers come with a ''different'' Beastformer's weapon attached to their left shoulder by a snippable sprue, common for inexpensive toys of that nature. Flykick came with [[Bluehorse#Meiji\|Bluehorse]]'s "Tomahorse" attached to his left shoulder. It is currently unknown which Meiji Beastformer has Flykick's weapon.

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