Fortress (Beastformers) - Revision history

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	In ancient times, three legendary warriors protected the early [[Beastformer (species)\|Beastformer]] civlizations from all manner of threat. Though they eventually passed, each one was reincarnated as a powerful, high-tech '''Fortress''' embodying one of the three elemental powers of planet [[Beast (planet)\|Beast]]. Each one is a massive mechanical animal that can transform into a battle station armed to the teeth (and ''with'' teeth in one case!). They lay in wait for centuries, prophesized to return when the planet faces great peril.		In ancient times, three legendary warriors protected the early [[Beastformer (species)\|Beastformer]] civlizations from all manner of threat. Though they eventually passed, each one was reincarnated as a powerful, high-tech '''Fortress''' (要塞 ''Yōsai'') embodying one of the three elemental powers of planet [[Beast (planet)\|Beast]]. Each one is a massive mechanical animal that can transform into a battle station armed to the teeth (and ''with'' teeth in one case!). They lay in wait for centuries, prophesized to return when the planet faces great peril.

	Though each one is incredibly powerful on its own, they cannot reach their full potential without the partnership of a strong Beastformer warrior at the helm. Combined with a worthy pilot, each Fortress becomes an absolute powerhouse!		Though each one is incredibly powerful on its own, they cannot reach their full potential without the partnership of a strong Beastformer warrior at the helm. Combined with a worthy pilot, each Fortress becomes an absolute powerhouse!

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	The three heroes are:		The three heroes are:
			*Rex, the Flame Fortress [[Red Phoenix]]
	: Rex, the Flame Fortress [[Red Phoenix]]		*Jack, the Deep Sea Fortress [[Shocking Shark]]
	: Jack, the Deep Sea Fortress [[Shocking Shark]]		*Vicky, the Forest Fortress [[Wood Beetle]]
	: Vicky, the Forest Fortress [[Wood Beetle]]

	==Fiction==		==Fiction==

Saix at 15:22, 18 May 2023

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	: Jack, the Deep Sea Fortress [[Shocking Shark]]		: Jack, the Deep Sea Fortress [[Shocking Shark]]
	: Vicky, the Forest Fortress [[Wood Beetle]]		: Vicky, the Forest Fortress [[Wood Beetle]]


	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	{{stub}}		{{stub}}


	==Toys==		==Toys==
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	: Only one Fortress was released during the ''[[Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers (toyline)\|Transformers]]''-branded ''[[Beastformers (franchise)\|Beastformers]]'' toyline, the [[Red Phoenix#Toys\|Red Phoenix]]. He came with the pilot [[Flykick#Toys\|Flykick]], and both toys had individual bio cards included.		: Only one Fortress was released during the ''[[Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers (toyline)\|Transformers]]''-branded ''[[Beastformers (franchise)\|Beastformers]]'' toyline, the [[Red Phoenix#Toys\|Red Phoenix]]. He came with the pilot [[Flykick#Toys\|Flykick]], and both toys had individual bio cards included.

	: This set also came with a very important pack-in flier, depicting the left half of the "[[Mysterious Ancient Document]]", the other half packed in the "Burstsun Special Set" figure ten-pack. By mailing the two halves as well as a survey questionnaire available in both sets to Takara by [[January 31]] 1988, you could get the exclusive "[[Cobrander#Toys\|~~Ceramic~~ Special Cobrander]]" figure (seen in the Phoenix's prison in the box art)... though apparently Takara severely underestimated the number of mail-ins they would get and had to do a second run of the figure to meet the demand.		: This set also came with a very important pack-in flier, depicting the left half of the "[[Mysterious Ancient Document]]", the other half packed in the "Burstsun Special Set" figure ten-pack. By mailing the two halves as well as a survey questionnaire available in both sets to Takara by [[January 31]] 1988, you could get the exclusive "[[Cobrander#Toys\|Petrified Special Cobrander]]" figure (seen in the Phoenix's prison in the box art)... though apparently Takara severely underestimated the number of mail-ins they would get and had to do a second run of the figure to meet the demand.
			{{--}}
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	===Beastformers===		===Beastformers===
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	: All three Fortresses were released in the "RPG" ''Beastformers'' line, though Red Phoenix appears to have been produced in much smaller numbers, likely due to having been made available just the year before (and apparently selling a lot, given the Cobrander shortage). Once again both Fortress and pilot had packed-in bio cards, with Phoenix and Flykick getting the new style cards instead of their prior ones. But while Flykick was available as an individual toy during this line, [[Shocking Shark#Toys\|Shocking Shark]] pilot [[Strong Hippo#Toys\|Strong Hippo]] and [[Wood Beetle#Toys\|Wood Beetle]] pilot [[Wavemoose#Toys\|Wavemoose]] were ''only'' available in these sets during the "RPG" line.		: All three Fortresses were released in the "RPG" ''Beastformers'' line, though Red Phoenix appears to have been produced in much smaller numbers, likely due to having been made available just the year before (and apparently selling a lot, given the Cobrander shortage). Once again both Fortress and pilot had packed-in bio cards, with Phoenix and Flykick getting the new style cards instead of their prior ones. But while Flykick was available as an individual toy during this line, [[Shocking Shark#Toys\|Shocking Shark]] pilot [[Strong Hippo#Toys\|Strong Hippo]] and [[Wood Beetle#Toys\|Wood Beetle]] pilot [[Wavemoose#Toys\|Wavemoose]] were ''only'' available in these sets during the "RPG" line.
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	==Notes==		==Notes==

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Beastformers

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	**''Pilot'': Wavemoose		**''Pilot'': Wavemoose

	All three Fortresses were released in the "RPG" ''Beastformers'' line, though Red Phoenix appears to have been produced in much smaller numbers, likely due to having been made available just the year before (and apparently selling a lot, given the Cobrander shortage). Once again both Fortress and pilot had packed-in bio cards, with Phoenix and Flykick getting the new style cards instead of their prior ones. But while Flykick was available as an individual toy during this line, [[Shocking Shark#Toys\|Shocking Shark]] pilot [[Strong Hippo#Toys\|Strong Hippo]] and [[Wood Beetle#Toys\|Wood Beetle]] pilot [[Wavemoose#Toys\|Wavemoose]] were ''only'' available in these sets during the "RPG" line.		: All three Fortresses were released in the "RPG" ''Beastformers'' line, though Red Phoenix appears to have been produced in much smaller numbers, likely due to having been made available just the year before (and apparently selling a lot, given the Cobrander shortage). Once again both Fortress and pilot had packed-in bio cards, with Phoenix and Flykick getting the new style cards instead of their prior ones. But while Flykick was available as an individual toy during this line, [[Shocking Shark#Toys\|Shocking Shark]] pilot [[Strong Hippo#Toys\|Strong Hippo]] and [[Wood Beetle#Toys\|Wood Beetle]] pilot [[Wavemoose#Toys\|Wavemoose]] were ''only'' available in these sets during the "RPG" line.

	{{-}}		{{-}}

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Transformers: Beastformers

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	**''Pilot'': Flykick		**''Pilot'': Flykick

	: Only one Fortress was released during the ''[[~~Generation 1~~ (~~Japanese~~ toyline)\|Transformers]]''-branded ''[[Beastformers (franchise)\|Beastformers]]'' toyline, the [[Red Phoenix#Toys\|Red Phoenix]]. He came with the pilot [[Flykick#Toys\|Flykick]], and both toys had individual bio cards included.		: Only one Fortress was released during the ''[[Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers (toyline)\|Transformers]]''-branded ''[[Beastformers (franchise)\|Beastformers]]'' toyline, the [[Red Phoenix#Toys\|Red Phoenix]]. He came with the pilot [[Flykick#Toys\|Flykick]], and both toys had individual bio cards included.

	: This set also came with a very important pack-in flier, depicting the left half of the "[[Mysterious Ancient Document]]", the other half packed in the "Burstsun Special Set" figure ten-pack. By mailing the two halves as well as a survey questionnaire available in both sets to Takara by [[January 31]] 1988, you could get the exclusive "[[Cobrander#Toys\|Ceramic Special Cobrander]]" figure (seen in the Phoenix's prison in the box art)... though apparently Takara severely underestimated the number of mail-ins they would get and had to do a second run of the figure to meet the demand.		: This set also came with a very important pack-in flier, depicting the left half of the "[[Mysterious Ancient Document]]", the other half packed in the "Burstsun Special Set" figure ten-pack. By mailing the two halves as well as a survey questionnaire available in both sets to Takara by [[January 31]] 1988, you could get the exclusive "[[Cobrander#Toys\|Ceramic Special Cobrander]]" figure (seen in the Phoenix's prison in the box art)... though apparently Takara severely underestimated the number of mail-ins they would get and had to do a second run of the figure to meet the demand.

	{{-}}		{{-}}

	===Beastformers===		===Beastformers===
	[[File:BF-toy WoodBeetle.jpg\|upright=1.67\|thumb\|''Thennnk yeewwww!'']]		[[File:BF-toy WoodBeetle.jpg\|upright=1.67\|thumb\|''Thennnk yeewwww!'']]

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	==Toys==		==Toys==
	~~===Transformers: Beastformers===~~		Each Fortress is a mechanical animal with rolling wheels on the underside that opens up to reveal a battle station. They are all equipped with extra (non-firing) guns, some form of spring-loaded "grabber" gimmick, an accessory-storage compartment, and a prison for captured warriors (as most mid-80's playsets had; it's possible if you were a toy designer and ''didn't'' put some manner of prison in your playset design, the bosses took you out back had you shot).
	*'''~~Red Phoenix~~''' ~~(Fortress~~, ~~1987~~)
	**''Accessories'': Cannon, double-barreled cannon, storage container

	~~: Released in the third wave of [[TakaraTomy\|Takara]]'s ''Transformers: [[Beastformers (franchise)\|Beastformers]]'' toyline, Red Phoenix is a large mechanical "firebird"~~ with ~~small wheels on the underside so it can roll along. There is~~ a pilot ~~"seat" toward the back~~ of its neck where a Beastformer or Laser Beast can stand (or any small Transformer or other toy, whatever makes you happy), behind a movable (non-firing) double-barreled blaster. The firebird's lower jaw is spring-loaded to hold targets tight. There is a removable compartment under its right wing for storing accessories.		Each one also came with a pilot Beastformer figure; all three were unchanged versions of figures previously released in individual boxes.

	: ~~It opens up into a tower playset with the head up top, watching over a prison cell to hold captives (~~''~~all~~'' ~~good 80~~'~~s playsets had a prison in them!). This also reveals a larger~~ (~~non-firing~~) ~~cannon between the bird~~'~~s "feet".~~		===Transformers: Beastformers===
			*'''Red Phoenix''' (1987)
			**''Pilot'': Flykick

	: Red Phoenix came ~~packed~~ with the ~~Beastformer~~ [[Flykick#Toys\|Flykick]], ~~as well as~~ bio cards ~~for the both of them. (The Hasbro ''Battle Beasts'' release of the toy came with a randomly-packed Battle Beast figure~~.)		: Only one Fortress was released during the ''[[Generation 1 (Japanese toyline)\|Transformers]]''-branded ''[[Beastformers (franchise)\|Beastformers]]'' toyline, the [[Red Phoenix#Toys\|Red Phoenix]]. He came with the pilot [[Flykick#Toys\|Flykick]], and both toys had individual bio cards included.

	: This set also came with a very important pack-in flier, depicting the left half of the "[[Mysterious Ancient Document]]", the other half packed in the "Burstsun Special Set" figure ten-pack. By mailing the two halves as well as a survey questionnaire available in both sets to Takara by [[January 31]] 1988, you could get the exclusive "[[Cobrander#Toys\|Ceramic Special Cobrander]]" figure... though apparently Takara severely underestimated the number of mail-ins they would get and had to do a second run of the figure to meet the demand.		: This set also came with a very important pack-in flier, depicting the left half of the "[[Mysterious Ancient Document]]", the other half packed in the "Burstsun Special Set" figure ten-pack. By mailing the two halves as well as a survey questionnaire available in both sets to Takara by [[January 31]] 1988, you could get the exclusive "[[Cobrander#Toys\|Ceramic Special Cobrander]]" figure (seen in the Phoenix's prison in the box art)... though apparently Takara severely underestimated the number of mail-ins they would get and had to do a second run of the figure to meet the demand.

	{{-}}		{{-}}
	===Beastformers===		===Beastformers===
	*'''Red Phoenix''' (~~Fortress,~~ 1988)		[[File:BF-toy WoodBeetle.jpg\|upright=1.67\|thumb\|''Thennnk yeewwww!'']]
	**''~~Accessories~~'': ~~Cannon, double-barreled cannon, storage container~~		*'''Red Phoenix''' (1988)
			**''Pilot'': Flykick
			*'''Shocking Shark''' (1988)
			**''Pilot'': Strong Hippo
			*'''Wood Beetle''' (1988)
			**''Pilot'': Wavemoose

	~~: Red Phoenix was repackaged and re-~~released in the ~~post-~~''~~Transformers~~'' ~~"RPG" version of the~~ line~~, once again coming with Flykick~~, though ~~seemingly sold~~ in smaller numbers ~~than~~ the ~~other two Fortresses~~. ~~Aside from the change~~ in ~~the outer box~~, ~~this release also comes~~ with new ~~bio~~ cards ~~for Red Phoenix~~ and ~~Flykick~~ in the "RPG" ~~style, though Phoenix's lacks any kind of game stats~~.		All three Fortresses were released in the "RPG" ''Beastformers'' line, though Red Phoenix appears to have been produced in much smaller numbers, likely due to having been made available just the year before (and apparently selling a lot, given the Cobrander shortage). Once again both Fortress and pilot had packed-in bio cards, with Phoenix and Flykick getting the new style cards instead of their prior ones. But while Flykick was available as an individual toy during this line, [[Shocking Shark#Toys\|Shocking Shark]] pilot [[Strong Hippo#Toys\|Strong Hippo]] and [[Wood Beetle#Toys\|Wood Beetle]] pilot [[Wavemoose#Toys\|Wavemoose]] were ''only'' available in these sets during the "RPG" line.

	{{-}}		{{-}}
	*'''Shocking Shark''' (Fortress, 1988)
	**''Accessories'': 2 double-barreled cannons, gripper-claw

	: Released in the post-''Transformers'' "RPG" portion of [[TakaraTomy\|Takara]]'s ''Beastformers'' toyline, the Shocking Shark is a large mechanical shark (obviously) with small wheels on the underside so it can roll along. At the top of its head is a small pilot's compartment that can "seat" a Beastformer or Laser Beast (or any small Transformer or other toy, use your imagination!), with a small mounting point for one of the included double-barreled cannons or spring-loaded gripper-claw in the front. The large turbine fan on the tail is only attached by a simple post, which means it can be rotated (not freely) and also removed, revealing a lot of empty space that can be used for figure and accessory storage.

	: It opens up into a water-themed battle station with a central "waterfall". Unlike the other two Fortresses, the transformation is asymmetrical ''and'' results in the pilot compartment being rendered unusable in base form, upside-down and flat against the back of the base. The left side of the base has a prison cell (a ''very'' common feature among 80's playsets). The right side has ''two'' flip-out panels with weapon mounting points, one from the side of the main body, and a smaller one in the side of the tail. A third weapon mounting point is revealed at the front of the base on the shark's lower jaw; there is ''just'' enough clearance for the barrels of the double-guns or the gripper-claw to stick out of the shark-mode mouth if you leave them mounted there. However, they butt right up against the upper jaw wedged between the teeth, so they're rendered effectively immobile.

	~~: This set came with the [[Strong Hippo#Toys\|Strong Hippo]] figure as its pilot. (The [[Hasbro]] ''Battle Beasts'' release of the toy came with a randomly-packed Battle Beast figure.)~~

	~~{{-}}~~
	~~[[File:BF-toy WoodBeetle.jpg\|upright=1.67\|thumb\|''Thennnk yeewwww!'']]~~
	*'''Wood Beetle''' (Battle Base, 1988)
	**''Accessories'': Horn-blaster, double-blaster, left & right side-cannons, 2 storage panels

	: Released in the post-''Transformers'' "RPG" portion of [[TakaraTomy\|Takara]]'s ''Beastformers'' toyline, the Wood Beetle is a large mechanical beetle with small wheels on the underside so it can roll along. The head of the beetle can "seat" a Beastformer or Laser Beast (or any small Transformer or other toy, go nuts, we're not your parents), and has a movable (non-firing) blaster, as well as a spring-loaded capture claw. It also features a posable double-blaster on its top, rotating removable side-cannons, plus the dark-brown panels over the rear "treads" can be pulled off to reveal accessory storage compartments. (The white parts also come off, but they're a bit less useful as storage.)

	: It opens up into a wood-themed battle station, which also allows the beetle head a lot more freedom to move. The left side has a jail cell for holding prisoners, while the right side has a large... compartment? It's pretty deep, deeper than the Beastformer/Laser Beast figures are tall.

	~~: This set came with the [[Wavemoose#Toys\|Wavemoose]] figure as its pilot (the [[Hasbro]] ''Battle Beasts'' release of the toy came with a randomly-packed Battle Beast figure).~~


	==Notes==		==Notes==

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[[File:BF-art RedPhoenix-box.jpg|upright=2|thumb|Now ''them's'' some hot wings!]]

In ancient times, three legendary warriors protected the early [[Beastformer (species)|Beastformer]] civlizations from all manner of threat. Though they eventually passed, each one was reincarnated as a powerful, high-tech '''Fortress''' embodying one of the three elemental powers of planet [[Beast (planet)|Beast]]. Each one is a massive mechanical animal that can transform into a battle station armed to the teeth (and ''with'' teeth in one case!). They lay in wait for centuries, prophesized to return when the planet faces great peril.

Though each one is incredibly powerful on its own, they cannot reach their full potential without the partnership of a strong Beastformer warrior at the helm. Combined with a worthy pilot, each Fortress becomes an absolute powerhouse!

The three heroes are:

: Rex, the Flame Fortress [[Red Phoenix]]
: Jack, the Deep Sea Fortress [[Shocking Shark]]
: Vicky, the Forest Fortress [[Wood Beetle]]

==Fiction==
{{stub}}

==Toys==
===Transformers: Beastformers===
*'''Red Phoenix''' (Fortress, 1987)
**''Accessories'': Cannon, double-barreled cannon, storage container

: Released in the third wave of [[TakaraTomy|Takara]]'s ''Transformers: [[Beastformers (franchise)|Beastformers]]'' toyline, Red Phoenix is a large mechanical "firebird" with small wheels on the underside so it can roll along. There is a pilot "seat" toward the back of its neck where a Beastformer or Laser Beast can stand (or any small Transformer or other toy, whatever makes you happy), behind a movable (non-firing) double-barreled blaster. The firebird's lower jaw is spring-loaded to hold targets tight. There is a removable compartment under its right wing for storing accessories.

: It opens up into a tower playset with the head up top, watching over a prison cell to hold captives (''all'' good 80's playsets had a prison in them!). This also reveals a larger (non-firing) cannon between the bird's "feet".

: Red Phoenix came packed with the Beastformer [[Flykick#Toys|Flykick]], as well as bio cards for the both of them. (The Hasbro ''Battle Beasts'' release of the toy came with a randomly-packed Battle Beast figure.)

: This set also came with a very important pack-in flier, depicting the left half of the "[[Mysterious Ancient Document]]", the other half packed in the "Burstsun Special Set" figure ten-pack. By mailing the two halves as well as a survey questionnaire available in both sets to Takara by [[January 31]] 1988, you could get the exclusive "[[Cobrander#Toys|Ceramic Special Cobrander]]" figure... though apparently Takara severely underestimated the number of mail-ins they would get and had to do a second run of the figure to meet the demand.

{{-}}
===Beastformers===
*'''Red Phoenix''' (Fortress, 1988)
**''Accessories'': Cannon, double-barreled cannon, storage container

: Red Phoenix was repackaged and re-released in the post-''Transformers'' "RPG" version of the line, once again coming with Flykick, though seemingly sold in smaller numbers than the other two Fortresses. Aside from the change in the outer box, this release also comes with new bio cards for Red Phoenix and Flykick in the "RPG" style, though Phoenix's lacks any kind of game stats.

{{-}}
*'''Shocking Shark''' (Fortress, 1988)
**''Accessories'': 2 double-barreled cannons, gripper-claw

: Released in the post-''Transformers'' "RPG" portion of [[TakaraTomy|Takara]]'s ''Beastformers'' toyline, the Shocking Shark is a large mechanical shark (obviously) with small wheels on the underside so it can roll along. At the top of its head is a small pilot's compartment that can "seat" a Beastformer or Laser Beast (or any small Transformer or other toy, use your imagination!), with a small mounting point for one of the included double-barreled cannons or spring-loaded gripper-claw in the front. The large turbine fan on the tail is only attached by a simple post, which means it can be rotated (not freely) and also removed, revealing a lot of empty space that can be used for figure and accessory storage.

: It opens up into a water-themed battle station with a central "waterfall". Unlike the other two Fortresses, the transformation is asymmetrical ''and'' results in the pilot compartment being rendered unusable in base form, upside-down and flat against the back of the base. The left side of the base has a prison cell (a ''very'' common feature among 80's playsets). The right side has ''two'' flip-out panels with weapon mounting points, one from the side of the main body, and a smaller one in the side of the tail. A third weapon mounting point is revealed at the front of the base on the shark's lower jaw; there is ''just'' enough clearance for the barrels of the double-guns or the gripper-claw to stick out of the shark-mode mouth if you leave them mounted there. However, they butt right up against the upper jaw wedged between the teeth, so they're rendered effectively immobile.

: This set came with the [[Strong Hippo#Toys|Strong Hippo]] figure as its pilot. (The [[Hasbro]] ''Battle Beasts'' release of the toy came with a randomly-packed Battle Beast figure.)

{{-}}
[[File:BF-toy WoodBeetle.jpg|upright=1.67|thumb|''Thennnk yeewwww!'']]
*'''Wood Beetle''' (Battle Base, 1988)
**''Accessories'': Horn-blaster, double-blaster, left & right side-cannons, 2 storage panels

: Released in the post-''Transformers'' "RPG" portion of [[TakaraTomy|Takara]]'s ''Beastformers'' toyline, the Wood Beetle is a large mechanical beetle with small wheels on the underside so it can roll along. The head of the beetle can "seat" a Beastformer or Laser Beast (or any small Transformer or other toy, go nuts, we're not your parents), and has a movable (non-firing) blaster, as well as a spring-loaded capture claw. It also features a posable double-blaster on its top, rotating removable side-cannons, plus the dark-brown panels over the rear "treads" can be pulled off to reveal accessory storage compartments. (The white parts also come off, but they're a bit less useful as storage.)

: It opens up into a wood-themed battle station, which also allows the beetle head a lot more freedom to move. The left side has a jail cell for holding prisoners, while the right side has a large... compartment? It's pretty deep, deeper than the Beastformer/Laser Beast figures are tall.

: This set came with the [[Wavemoose#Toys|Wavemoose]] figure as its pilot (the [[Hasbro]] ''Battle Beasts'' release of the toy came with a randomly-packed Battle Beast figure).

==Notes==
* Red Phoenix is the only one of the three Fortresses whose [[package art]] changed between the Hasbro and Takara releases... and only a partial change at that. The base image of Phoenix on the background is the same, but features a completely different set of beasts than the Hasbro "Blazing Eagle" art. This was both to advertise the special Cobrander figure tie-in... and because Eagle's art had Flykick in the jail cell. So obviously ''that'' had to change.
* Also not changed from the ''Battle Beasts'' releases: the customer-applied [[sticker]] sheets. Yep, those had the ''Battle Beasts'' logo and everything.

===Foreign names===
*''English'': '''Transport Stations'''

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