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:''Spy Shot 6 is an [[Autobot]] [[Real Gear Robot]] from the [[ | :''Spy Shot 6 is an [[Autobot]] [[Real Gear Robot]] from the [[Transformers (2007 franchise)|Transformers]] portion of the [[movie continuity family]].'' | ||
[[File:Mov-toy RGR SpyShot6.jpg|upright=2|thumb|Camera alternate mode: now possible with just one robot. Wave of the future, dude.]] | [[File:Mov-toy RGR SpyShot6.jpg|upright=2|thumb|Camera alternate mode: now possible with just one robot. Wave of the future, dude.]] | ||
Latest revision as of 20:38, 16 August 2024
| This article is about Real Gear Robot. For the Beast Wars Neo roleplay toy, see Spy Shot & Claw Gun. |
- Spy Shot 6 is an Autobot Real Gear Robot from the Transformers portion of the movie continuity family.
Spy Shot 6 is one of many small robots who was once a normal machine brought to life by the power of the AllSpark. In stark contrast to his colleague Speed Dial 800, Spy Shot hasn't got time for the jibba-jabba. Well, he does, he just doesn't waste time on talk. He'd rather stay silent and record every last detail he can on the Decepticons, and relay picture-perfect descriptions to his commanders.
| “ | Shoot. Save. Protect. | ” |
—Spy Shot 6's packaging tagline | ||
Toys
[edit]Transformers (2007)
[edit]- Spy Shot 6 (Real Gear Robots, 2007)
- TakaraTomy ID number: MA-06
- Known designers: Bill Rawley (Hasbro), Takashi Kunihiro (TakaraTomy)
- Part of the first wave of Transformers Real Gear Robots, Spy Shot 6 transforms into a (non-functional) digital camera at a roughly 1:1 scale. The camera's shutter button clicks merrily when pressed. The camera's viewfinder is transparent, but far too small and blurry to actually see through.
- There is a significant difference between the Hasbro and Takara releases of this toy. The Hasbro version's screen is a sticker featuring a picture of Cybertron Ransack's show-model, taken at 7:47 (July 4, 2007, the film's original release date) with an F-stop of 8.2 in "fine" mode. The Takara version, on the other hand, shows a close-up of the movieverse's Optimus Prime.
- This mold was also used to make Photon T-34, and was the basis for Shattered Glass Reflector.
- Robo Recon Team (Multi-pack, 2007)
- Spy Shot 6 was also available in a Walmart exclusive two-pack with Longview. Both toys are identical to their single-pack versions.
Notes
[edit]Foreign names
[edit]- Japanese: Spy Shot 6 (スパイショット6 Supai Shotto Shikkusu)
- French: Appareil Espion 6 (Canada)
- Spanish: Camara Espia 6
