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Latest revision as of 11:56, 4 September 2024
It should come as no surprise that when a MagnaGuard needs a starfighter, it would likely choose a MagnaGuard Starfighter above any other. Some of these starfighters have the ability to transform into giant MagnaGuard-lookin' mechs
Fiction
[edit]Crossovers toy bios
[edit]At some point, a single MagnaGuard followed General Grievous to an unnamed planet that was willing to join the Separatists. Unfortunately, it turned out to be a Republic trap, and the MagnaGuard had to transform its starfighter into a large robot and engage in battle.[1]
Toys
[edit]Crossovers
[edit]- MagnaGuard to MagnaGuard Starfighter (2009)
- Accessories: 2 guns, 2 missiles, 4 electrostaff components
- The MagnaGuard toy transforms from a purple robot into a Porax-38 starfighter armed with six cannons. The two on the sides are firing missile launchers that can be used as handheld guns in robot mode, while the other four combine to form the MagnaGuard's trademark electrostaff.
- Unlike most Star Wars Transformer toys, the MagnaGuard's cockpit has no room for a pilot figure.
References
[edit]- ↑ Crossovers MagnaGuard / MagnaGuard Starfighter bio
External links
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