Stag Hunter - Revision history

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	: ''The Stag Hunter is a [[Beastformer]] [[Head Hunter]] vehicle from the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''		: ''The Stag Hunter is a [[Beastformer (species)\|Beastformer]] [[Head Hunter]] vehicle from the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''
	[[File:BF-toy StagHunter.jpg\|right\|upright=2.5\|thumb\|Stag night!]]		[[File:BF-toy StagHunter.jpg\|right\|upright=2.5\|thumb\|Stag night!]]

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	The mighty '''Stag Hunter''' (スタッグハンター ''Sutaggu Hantā'') is one of several powerful vehicles produced by the [[Three Wise Ones]] millennia ago, and hidden away to keep their raw destructive power from falling into the wrong hands. The Stag Hunter was hidden in the area that would become known as the "Rocklands" of [[South Snarl]], a wild, undeveloped region where only the brutally strong survive. It was eventually found and tamed by King [[Bombsheep]], who rides it into battle against the invading [[Laser Beast]] forces.		The mighty '''Stag Hunter''' (スタッグハンター ''Sutaggu Hantā'') is one of several powerful vehicles produced by the [[Three Wise Ones]] millennia ago, and hidden away to keep their raw destructive power from falling into the wrong hands. The Stag Hunter was hidden in the area that would become known as the "Rocklands" of [[South Snarl]], a wild, undeveloped region where only the brutally strong survive. It was eventually found and tamed by King [[Bombsheep]], who rides it into battle against the invading [[Laser Beast]] forces.

	Powered by a combination of fusion engine and its pilot's amplified Psycho Energy, this machine can achieve speeds of up to 300km per hour, and is surprisingly adept at driving through underground tunnels. It is armed with a pair of Psycho Missiles, and the "antlers" make up the weapon known as the Psycho Spider Unit, which can produce a web of Psycho Energy filaments to ensnare targets in a glass-like ball. And, like the other [[Head Hunter]]s, it comes equipped with a monstrously powerful [[fusion cannon]] in its mouth.		Powered by a combination of fusion engine and its pilot's amplified [[Psycho Energy]], this machine can achieve speeds of up to 300km per hour, and is surprisingly adept at driving through underground tunnels. It is armed with a pair of Psycho Missiles, and the "antlers" make up the weapon known as the Psycho Spider Unit, which can produce a web of Psycho Energy filaments to ensnare targets in a glass-like ball. And, like the other [[Head Hunter]]s, it comes equipped with a monstrously powerful [[fusion cannon]] in its mouth.

	However, this power comes at a cost. Repeated use of the Psycho Energy functions runs the risk of corrupting its pilot with its raw power, even enslaving their mind to the machine....		However, this power comes at a cost. Repeated use of the Psycho Energy functions runs the risk of corrupting its pilot with its raw power, even enslaving their mind to the machine....

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	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
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	: The Stag Hunter's horns and (non-spinning) drills (aka the "Psycho Missiles") are made with a soft plastic that can get a little gross with age, as the plasticizer slowly seeps out, similar to what happens to the [[Pretender Monster]] and [[Dinoforce]] shells.		: The Stag Hunter's horns and (non-spinning) drills (aka the "Psycho Missiles") are made with a soft plastic that can get a little gross with age, as the plasticizer slowly seeps out, similar to what happens to the [[Pretender Monster]] and [[Dinoforce]] shells.
	~~{{-}}~~

	==Notes==		==Notes==

M Sipher: /* Toys */

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Toys

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	==Toys==		==Toys==
	===Beastformers===		===Beastformers===
	*'''Stag Hunter''' (Beastformer [[Head Hunter]] Vehicle, 1988)		<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-multi\|'''Stag Hunter''' (Beastformer [[Head Hunter]] Vehicle, 1988)}}</ul>

	: Released in the [[TakaraTomy\|Takara]] ''Transformers''-less ''[[Beastformers]]'' sequel series, the Stag Hunter is a large green robotic stag-head "chariot" with a pull-back motor: pulling back and releasing the vehicle sends it rolling forward, slowly at first then dashing forward with a burst of speed, with the lower jaw rapidly moving up and down. The back end pulls out to allow a Beastformer or Laser Beast figure into the control section, pushing back to "lock" them in. Each side of the control station features a pair of swing-up gray bars, used to secure other Beastformer figures by slipping under their arms.		: Released in the [[TakaraTomy\|Takara]] ''Transformers''-less ''[[Beastformers (franchise)\|Beastformers]]'' sequel series, the Stag Hunter is a large green robotic stag-head "chariot" with a pull-back motor: pulling back and releasing the vehicle sends it rolling forward, slowly at first then dashing forward with a burst of speed, with the lower jaw rapidly moving up and down. The back end pulls out to allow a Beastformer or Laser Beast figure into the control section, pushing back to "lock" them in. Each side of the control station features a pair of swing-up gray bars, used to secure other Beastformer figures by slipping under their arms.

	: This Head Hunter vehicle came with [[Bombsheep#Toys\|Bombsheep]] as a pack-in pilot, unchanged from his prior releases. While late-series runs of the individually-sold ''Beastformers'' could have full-color Fire/Water/Wood [[rubsign]]s, it is unknown if the box set toys could have them.		: This Head Hunter vehicle came with [[Bombsheep#Toys\|Bombsheep]] as a pack-in pilot, unchanged from his prior releases. While late-series runs of the individually-sold ''Beastformers'' could have full-color Fire/Water/Wood [[rubsign]]s, it is unknown if the box set toys could have them.

	: What was ''not'' packed in with the Head Hunters was a collector's card for the vehicle, slightly unusual since the larger [[~~Battle Base~~]]s got cards.		: What was ''not'' packed in with the Head Hunters was a collector's card for the vehicle, slightly unusual since the larger [[Fortress (Beastformers)\|Fortress]]es got cards.

	: The Stag Hunter's horns and (non-spinning) drills (aka the "Psycho Missiles") are made with a soft plastic that can get a little gross with age, as the plasticizer slowly seeps out, similar to what happens to the [[Pretender Monster]] and [[Dinoforce]] shells.		: The Stag Hunter's horns and (non-spinning) drills (aka the "Psycho Missiles") are made with a soft plastic that can get a little gross with age, as the plasticizer slowly seeps out, similar to what happens to the [[Pretender Monster]] and [[Dinoforce]] shells.
			{{-}}

	==Notes==		==Notes==

Saix: Sigh

2023-08-01T18:03:23Z

Sigh

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	* The Head Hunters' packaging has virtually no information about the vehicles' fictional powers outside of the generic "sealed away for being too powerful" backstory, plus they lack "bio" cards. The most you get is a "function" over the name, with the Stag Hunter being the "Grassland Mobile Tank" (草原機動戦車 ''Sōgen Kidō Sensha''). The ''[[Hero Special 12: Laser Beasts]]'' ~~book~~, which simply calls them the "Hunters", goes into far more detail on their powers and weapons... and seemingly ignores that "grasslands" part.		* The Head Hunters' packaging has virtually no information about the vehicles' fictional powers outside of the generic "sealed away for being too powerful" backstory, plus they lack "bio" cards. The most you get is a "function" over the name, with the Stag Hunter being the "Grassland Mobile Tank" (草原機動戦車 ''Sōgen Kidō Sensha''). The ''[[Hero Special 12: Laser Beasts]]'' mook, which simply calls them the "Hunters", goes into far more detail on their powers and weapons... and seemingly ignores that "grasslands" part.
	* In the [[Hasbro]] ''Battle Beasts'' line, the "Battle Chariots" came with a semi-random{{fact}} selection of Beasts. Supposedly, this is the source of many of the rarer variants in the Hasbro line, like the pink [[Giader#Toys\|War Weasel]] and [[Crabhit#Toys\|Crusty Crab]], whose decos match up with their Takara releases, but more carded samples of these toys would help confirm that.		* In the [[Hasbro]] ''Battle Beasts'' line, the "Battle Chariots" came with a semi-random{{fact}} selection of Beasts. Supposedly, this is the source of many of the rarer variants in the Hasbro line, like the pink [[Giader#Toys\|War Weasel]] and [[Crabhit#Toys\|Crusty Crab]], whose decos match up with their Takara releases, but more carded samples of these toys would help confirm that.
	* Speaking of ''Battle Beasts'', the Takara-release Hunters' customer-applied [[sticker\|decal]] sheets are the same as the ones packed in with the Hasbro versions of the toys, using the ''Battle Beasts'' logo and having "©1987 Hasbro, Inc. All Rights Reserved" on them.		* Speaking of ''Battle Beasts'', the Takara-release Hunters' customer-applied [[sticker\|decal]] sheets are the same as the ones packed in with the Hasbro versions of the toys, using the ''Battle Beasts'' logo and having "©1987 Hasbro, Inc. All Rights Reserved" on them.

TM2 Dinobot: /* Notes */ Spelling

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	* The Head Hunters' packaging has virtually no information about the vehicles' fictional powers outside of the generic "sealed away for being too powerful" backstory, plus they lack "bio" cards. The most you get is a "function" over the name, with the Stag Hunter being the "Grassland Mobile Tank" (草原機動戦車 ''Sōgen Kidō Sensha''). The ''[[Hero Special 12: Laser Beasts]]'' ~~mook~~, which simply calls them the "Hunters", goes into far more detail on their powers and weapons... and seemingly ignores that "grasslands" part.		* The Head Hunters' packaging has virtually no information about the vehicles' fictional powers outside of the generic "sealed away for being too powerful" backstory, plus they lack "bio" cards. The most you get is a "function" over the name, with the Stag Hunter being the "Grassland Mobile Tank" (草原機動戦車 ''Sōgen Kidō Sensha''). The ''[[Hero Special 12: Laser Beasts]]'' book, which simply calls them the "Hunters", goes into far more detail on their powers and weapons... and seemingly ignores that "grasslands" part.
	* In the [[Hasbro]] ''Battle Beasts'' line, the "Battle Chariots" came with a semi-random{{fact}} selection of Beasts. Supposedly, this is the source of many of the rarer variants in the Hasbro line, like the pink [[Giader#Toys\|War Weasel]] and [[Crabhit#Toys\|Crusty Crab]], whose decos match up with their Takara releases, but more carded samples of these toys would help confirm that.		* In the [[Hasbro]] ''Battle Beasts'' line, the "Battle Chariots" came with a semi-random{{fact}} selection of Beasts. Supposedly, this is the source of many of the rarer variants in the Hasbro line, like the pink [[Giader#Toys\|War Weasel]] and [[Crabhit#Toys\|Crusty Crab]], whose decos match up with their Takara releases, but more carded samples of these toys would help confirm that.
	* Speaking of ''Battle Beasts'', the Takara-release Hunters' customer-applied [[sticker\|decal]] sheets are the same as the ones packed in with the Hasbro versions of the toys, using the ''Battle Beasts'' logo and having "©1987 Hasbro, Inc. All Rights Reserved" on them.		* Speaking of ''Battle Beasts'', the Takara-release Hunters' customer-applied [[sticker\|decal]] sheets are the same as the ones packed in with the Hasbro versions of the toys, using the ''Battle Beasts'' logo and having "©1987 Hasbro, Inc. All Rights Reserved" on them.

M Sipher: Reverted edits by Khajidha (talk) to last revision by M Sipher

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	* The Head Hunters' packaging has virtually no information about the vehicles' fictional powers outside of the generic "sealed away for being too powerful" backstory, plus they lack "bio" cards. The most you get is a "function" over the name, with the Stag Hunter being the "Grassland Mobile Tank" (草原機動戦車 ''Sōgen Kidō Sensha''). The ''[[Hero Special 12: Laser Beasts]]'' ~~book~~, which simply calls them the "Hunters", goes into far more detail on their powers and weapons... and seemingly ignores that "grasslands" part.		* The Head Hunters' packaging has virtually no information about the vehicles' fictional powers outside of the generic "sealed away for being too powerful" backstory, plus they lack "bio" cards. The most you get is a "function" over the name, with the Stag Hunter being the "Grassland Mobile Tank" (草原機動戦車 ''Sōgen Kidō Sensha''). The ''[[Hero Special 12: Laser Beasts]]'' mook, which simply calls them the "Hunters", goes into far more detail on their powers and weapons... and seemingly ignores that "grasslands" part.
	* In the [[Hasbro]] ''Battle Beasts'' line, the "Battle Chariots" came with a semi-random{{fact}} selection of Beasts. Supposedly, this is the source of many of the rarer variants in the Hasbro line, like the pink [[Giader#Toys\|War Weasel]] and [[Crabhit#Toys\|Crusty Crab]], whose decos match up with their Takara releases, but more carded samples of these toys would help confirm that.		* In the [[Hasbro]] ''Battle Beasts'' line, the "Battle Chariots" came with a semi-random{{fact}} selection of Beasts. Supposedly, this is the source of many of the rarer variants in the Hasbro line, like the pink [[Giader#Toys\|War Weasel]] and [[Crabhit#Toys\|Crusty Crab]], whose decos match up with their Takara releases, but more carded samples of these toys would help confirm that.
	* Speaking of ''Battle Beasts'', the Takara-release Hunters' customer-applied [[sticker\|decal]] sheets are the same as the ones packed in with the Hasbro versions of the toys, using the ''Battle Beasts'' logo and having "©1987 Hasbro, Inc. All Rights Reserved" on them.		* Speaking of ''Battle Beasts'', the Takara-release Hunters' customer-applied [[sticker\|decal]] sheets are the same as the ones packed in with the Hasbro versions of the toys, using the ''Battle Beasts'' logo and having "©1987 Hasbro, Inc. All Rights Reserved" on them.

Khajidha: /* Notes */

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Notes

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	* The Head Hunters' packaging has virtually no information about the vehicles' fictional powers outside of the generic "sealed away for being too powerful" backstory, plus they lack "bio" cards. The most you get is a "function" over the name, with the Stag Hunter being the "Grassland Mobile Tank" (草原機動戦車 ''Sōgen Kidō Sensha''). The ''[[Hero Special 12: Laser Beasts]]'' ~~mook~~, which simply calls them the "Hunters", goes into far more detail on their powers and weapons... and seemingly ignores that "grasslands" part.		* The Head Hunters' packaging has virtually no information about the vehicles' fictional powers outside of the generic "sealed away for being too powerful" backstory, plus they lack "bio" cards. The most you get is a "function" over the name, with the Stag Hunter being the "Grassland Mobile Tank" (草原機動戦車 ''Sōgen Kidō Sensha''). The ''[[Hero Special 12: Laser Beasts]]'' book, which simply calls them the "Hunters", goes into far more detail on their powers and weapons... and seemingly ignores that "grasslands" part.
	* In the [[Hasbro]] ''Battle Beasts'' line, the "Battle Chariots" came with a semi-random{{fact}} selection of Beasts. Supposedly, this is the source of many of the rarer variants in the Hasbro line, like the pink [[Giader#Toys\|War Weasel]] and [[Crabhit#Toys\|Crusty Crab]], whose decos match up with their Takara releases, but more carded samples of these toys would help confirm that.		* In the [[Hasbro]] ''Battle Beasts'' line, the "Battle Chariots" came with a semi-random{{fact}} selection of Beasts. Supposedly, this is the source of many of the rarer variants in the Hasbro line, like the pink [[Giader#Toys\|War Weasel]] and [[Crabhit#Toys\|Crusty Crab]], whose decos match up with their Takara releases, but more carded samples of these toys would help confirm that.
	* Speaking of ''Battle Beasts'', the Takara-release Hunters' customer-applied [[sticker\|decal]] sheets are the same as the ones packed in with the Hasbro versions of the toys, using the ''Battle Beasts'' logo and having "©1987 Hasbro, Inc. All Rights Reserved" on them.		* Speaking of ''Battle Beasts'', the Takara-release Hunters' customer-applied [[sticker\|decal]] sheets are the same as the ones packed in with the Hasbro versions of the toys, using the ''Battle Beasts'' logo and having "©1987 Hasbro, Inc. All Rights Reserved" on them.

M Sipher at 08:28, 10 September 2021

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	* The Head Hunters' packaging has virtually no information about the vehicles' fictional powers outside of the generic "sealed away for being too powerful" backstory, plus they lack "bio" cards. The ''[[Hero Special 12: Laser Beasts]]'' mook, which simply calls them the "Hunters", goes into far more detail on their powers and weapons.		* The Head Hunters' packaging has virtually no information about the vehicles' fictional powers outside of the generic "sealed away for being too powerful" backstory, plus they lack "bio" cards. The most you get is a "function" over the name, with the Stag Hunter being the "Grassland Mobile Tank" (草原機動戦車 ''Sōgen Kidō Sensha''). The ''[[Hero Special 12: Laser Beasts]]'' mook, which simply calls them the "Hunters", goes into far more detail on their powers and weapons... and seemingly ignores that "grasslands" part.
	* In the [[Hasbro]] ''Battle Beasts'' line, the "Battle Chariots" came with a semi-random{{fact}} selection of Beasts. Supposedly, this is the source of many of the rarer variants in the Hasbro line, like the pink [[Giader#Toys\|War Weasel]] and [[Crabhit#Toys\|Crusty Crab]], whose decos match up with their Takara releases, but more carded samples of these toys would help confirm that.		* In the [[Hasbro]] ''Battle Beasts'' line, the "Battle Chariots" came with a semi-random{{fact}} selection of Beasts. Supposedly, this is the source of many of the rarer variants in the Hasbro line, like the pink [[Giader#Toys\|War Weasel]] and [[Crabhit#Toys\|Crusty Crab]], whose decos match up with their Takara releases, but more carded samples of these toys would help confirm that.
	* Speaking of ''Battle Beasts'', the Takara-release Hunters' customer-applied [[sticker\|decal]] sheets are the same as the ones packed in with the Hasbro versions of the toys, using the ''Battle Beasts'' logo and having "©1987 Hasbro, Inc. All Rights Reserved" on them.		* Speaking of ''Battle Beasts'', the Takara-release Hunters' customer-applied [[sticker\|decal]] sheets are the same as the ones packed in with the Hasbro versions of the toys, using the ''Battle Beasts'' logo and having "©1987 Hasbro, Inc. All Rights Reserved" on them.

M Sipher at 07:45, 10 September 2021

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	The mighty '''Stag Hunter''' (スタッグハンター ''Sutaggu Hantā'') is one of several powerful vehicles produced by the [[Three Wise Ones]] millennia ago, and hidden away to keep their raw destructive power from falling into the wrong hands. The Stag Hunter was hidden in the area that would become known as the "Rocklands" of [[South Snarl]], a wild, undeveloped region where only the brutally strong survive. It was eventually found and tamed by King [[Bombsheep]], who rides it into battle against the invading [[Laser Beast]] forces.		The mighty '''Stag Hunter''' (スタッグハンター ''Sutaggu Hantā'') is one of several powerful vehicles produced by the [[Three Wise Ones]] millennia ago, and hidden away to keep their raw destructive power from falling into the wrong hands. The Stag Hunter was hidden in the area that would become known as the "Rocklands" of [[South Snarl]], a wild, undeveloped region where only the brutally strong survive. It was eventually found and tamed by King [[Bombsheep]], who rides it into battle against the invading [[Laser Beast]] forces.

	Powered by Psycho Energy, this machine can achieve speeds of up to 300km per hour, and is surprisingly adept at driving through underground tunnels. It is armed with a pair of Psycho Missiles, and the "antlers" make up the weapon known as the Psycho Spider Unit, which can produce a web of Psycho Energy filaments to ensnare targets in a glass-like ball. And, like the other [[Head Hunter]]s, it comes equipped with a monstrously powerful [[fusion cannon]] in its mouth.		Powered by a combination of fusion engine and its pilot's amplified Psycho Energy, this machine can achieve speeds of up to 300km per hour, and is surprisingly adept at driving through underground tunnels. It is armed with a pair of Psycho Missiles, and the "antlers" make up the weapon known as the Psycho Spider Unit, which can produce a web of Psycho Energy filaments to ensnare targets in a glass-like ball. And, like the other [[Head Hunter]]s, it comes equipped with a monstrously powerful [[fusion cannon]] in its mouth.

			However, this power comes at a cost. Repeated use of the Psycho Energy functions runs the risk of corrupting its pilot with its raw power, even enslaving their mind to the machine....

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	==Toys==		==Toys==
	===Beastformers===		===Beastformers===
	*'''Stag Hunter''' (Beastformer [[Head Hunter]] Vehicle, ~~1987~~)		*'''Stag Hunter''' (Beastformer [[Head Hunter]] Vehicle, 1988)

	: Released in the [[TakaraTomy\|Takara]] ''Transformers''-less ''[[Beastformers]]'' sequel series, the Stag Hunter is a large green robotic stag-head "chariot" with a pull-back motor: pulling back and releasing the vehicle sends it rolling forward, with the lower jaw rapidly moving up and down. The back end pulls out to allow a Beastformer or Laser Beast figure into the control section, pushing back to "lock" them in. Each side of the control station features a pair of swing-up gray bars, used to secure other Beastformer figures by slipping under their arms.		: Released in the [[TakaraTomy\|Takara]] ''Transformers''-less ''[[Beastformers]]'' sequel series, the Stag Hunter is a large green robotic stag-head "chariot" with a pull-back motor: pulling back and releasing the vehicle sends it rolling forward, slowly at first then dashing forward with a burst of speed, with the lower jaw rapidly moving up and down. The back end pulls out to allow a Beastformer or Laser Beast figure into the control section, pushing back to "lock" them in. Each side of the control station features a pair of swing-up gray bars, used to secure other Beastformer figures by slipping under their arms.

	: This Head Hunter vehicle came with [[Bombsheep#Toys\|Bombsheep]] as a pack-in pilot, unchanged from his prior releases. While late-series runs of the individually-sold ''Beastformers'' could have full-color Fire/Water/Wood [[rubsign]]s, it is unknown if the box set toys could have them.		: This Head Hunter vehicle came with [[Bombsheep#Toys\|Bombsheep]] as a pack-in pilot, unchanged from his prior releases. While late-series runs of the individually-sold ''Beastformers'' could have full-color Fire/Water/Wood [[rubsign]]s, it is unknown if the box set toys could have them.
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	: What was ''not'' packed in with the Head Hunters was a collector's card for the vehicle, slightly unusual since the larger [[Battle Base]]s got cards.		: What was ''not'' packed in with the Head Hunters was a collector's card for the vehicle, slightly unusual since the larger [[Battle Base]]s got cards.

	: The Stag Hunter's horns and (non-spinning) drills are made with a soft plastic that can get a little gross with age, as the plasticizer slowly seeps out, similar to what happens to the [[Pretender Monster]] and [[Dinoforce]] shells.		: The Stag Hunter's horns and (non-spinning) drills (aka the "Psycho Missiles") are made with a soft plastic that can get a little gross with age, as the plasticizer slowly seeps out, similar to what happens to the [[Pretender Monster]] and [[Dinoforce]] shells.

	==Notes==		==Notes==
	* The Head Hunters' ~~technical data was revealed in~~ the ''[[Hero Special 12: Laser Beasts]]'' mook.		* The Head Hunters' packaging has virtually no information about the vehicles' fictional powers outside of the generic "sealed away for being too powerful" backstory, plus they lack "bio" cards. The ''[[Hero Special 12: Laser Beasts]]'' mook, which simply calls them the "Hunters", goes into far more detail on their powers and weapons.
			* In the [[Hasbro]] ''Battle Beasts'' line, the "Battle Chariots" came with a semi-random{{fact}} selection of Beasts. Supposedly, this is the source of many of the rarer variants in the Hasbro line, like the pink [[Giader#Toys\|War Weasel]] and [[Crabhit#Toys\|Crusty Crab]], whose decos match up with their Takara releases, but more carded samples of these toys would help confirm that.
			* Speaking of ''Battle Beasts'', the Takara-release Hunters' customer-applied [[sticker\|decal]] sheets are the same as the ones packed in with the Hasbro versions of the toys, using the ''Battle Beasts'' logo and having "©1987 Hasbro, Inc. All Rights Reserved" on them.

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

M Sipher: Ah, the lunatic power levels of Japanese-release toys

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Ah, the lunatic power levels of Japanese-release toys

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	[[File:BF-toy StagHunter.jpg\|right\|upright=2.5\|thumb\|Stag night!]]		[[File:BF-toy StagHunter.jpg\|right\|upright=2.5\|thumb\|Stag night!]]

	~~One of several powerful vehicles produced by the [[Three Wise Ones]], the~~ '''Stag Hunter''' (スタッグハンター ''Sutaggu Hantā'') ~~has been called into service to protect planet~~ [[~~Beast (planet)\|Beast~~]] from the ~~designs~~ of ~~the evil~~ [[~~Laser Beast~~]]s. ~~This powerful weapon, now controlled~~ by King [[Bombsheep]], can ~~tear~~ through ~~their armies~~... ~~but will it be enough?~~		The mighty '''Stag Hunter''' (スタッグハンター ''Sutaggu Hantā'') is one of several powerful vehicles produced by the [[Three Wise Ones]] millennia ago, and hidden away to keep their raw destructive power from falling into the wrong hands. The Stag Hunter was hidden in the area that would become known as the "Rocklands" of [[South Snarl]], a wild, undeveloped region where only the brutally strong survive. It was eventually found and tamed by King [[Bombsheep]], who rides it into battle against the invading [[Laser Beast]] forces.

			Powered by Psycho Energy, this machine can achieve speeds of up to 300km per hour, and is surprisingly adept at driving through underground tunnels. It is armed with a pair of Psycho Missiles, and the "antlers" make up the weapon known as the Psycho Spider Unit, which can produce a web of Psycho Energy filaments to ensnare targets in a glass-like ball. And, like the other [[Head Hunter]]s, it comes equipped with a monstrously powerful [[fusion cannon]] in its mouth.

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
			* The Head Hunters' technical data was revealed in the ''[[Hero Special 12: Laser Beasts]]'' mook.

	===Foreign names===		===Foreign names===
	*''English:'' '''Battling Deer Stalker'''		*''English:'' '''Battling Deer Stalker'''


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