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:''Decepticon Super Scramble is | :''Decepticon Super Scramble is a [[Decepticon]] combiner from the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].'' | ||
[[Image:DecepticonSuperScramble1.jpg|right|250px|thumb|[[Scale]]? | [[Image:DecepticonSuperScramble1.jpg|right|250px|thumb|[[Scale]]? Scale?! We don't need no stinkin' scale!]] | ||
'''Decepticon Super Scramble''' is a [[Decepticon]] [[Scramble City|Scramble City-type | |||
'''Decepticon Super Scramble''' (デストロンスーパースクランブル ''Desutoron Sūpā Sukuranburu'') is a [[Decepticon]] [[Scramble City (toyline)|Scramble City]]-type [[combiner]] composed of Transformers from various subgroups. | |||
Decepticon Super Scramble is composed of: | Decepticon Super Scramble is composed of: | ||
*''[[Terrorcon (G1)|Terrorcons]]'' | *''[[Terrorcon (G1)|Terrorcons]]'' | ||
**[[Hun-Gurrr]] , who gives the giant powerful strength. (Torso) | **[[Hun-Gurrr (G1)|Hun-Gurrr]], who gives the giant powerful strength. (Torso) | ||
**[[Cutthroat (G1)|Cutthroat]], making the giant capable of jumping high. (Right foot) | **[[Cutthroat (G1)|Cutthroat]], making the giant capable of jumping high. (Right foot) | ||
*''[[Stunticon (G1)|Stunticon]]'' | *''[[Stunticon (G1)|Stunticon]]'' | ||
**[[Dead End (G1)|Dead End]], making the giant capable of using a fierce punch. (Left arm) | **[[Dead End (G1)|Dead End]], making the giant capable of using a fierce punch. (Left arm) | ||
*''[[Combaticon (G1)|Combaticons]]'' | *''[[Combaticon (G1)|Combaticons]]'' | ||
**[[Blast Off (G1)|Blast Off]], making the giant capable of using high speed punch. (Right arm) | **[[Blast Off (G1)|Blast Off]], making the giant capable of using a high speed punch. (Right arm) | ||
**[[Brawl (G1)|Brawl]], making the giant capable of standing firmly. (Left foot) | **[[Brawl (G1)|Brawl]], making the giant capable of standing firmly. (Left foot) | ||
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His good guy counterpart is [[Autobot Super Scramble]]. | His good guy counterpart is [[Autobot Super Scramble]]. | ||
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==Toys== | ==Toys== | ||
[[ | ===''The Transformers''=== | ||
There was no official release of Decepticon Super Scramble. His only media appearance is an issue of "[[TV Magazine]]" where they made up some | [[File:Decepticon Super Scramble toy.jpg|right|220px|thumb|When you didn't get a complete combiner for [[Christmas]], we all just made something like this and dealt with it. So did [[TakaraTomy|Takara]], apparently.]] | ||
*'''Decepticon Super Scramble''' | |||
**'''Hun-Gurrr''' (Terrorcon, 1987) | |||
**'''Cutthroat''' (Terrorcon, 1987) | |||
**'''Dead End''' (Stunticon, 1986) | |||
**'''Blast Off''' (Combaticon, 1986) | |||
**'''Brawl''' (Combaticon, 1986) | |||
:There was no official release of Decepticon Super Scramble. His only media appearance is an issue of "[[TV Magazine]]" where they made up some baloney justification to put [[Terrorcon (G1)|Terrorcons]], [[Stunticon (G1)|Stunticons]], and [[Combaticon (G1)|Combaticons]] together.<ref>TV Magazine Color Special #33 Transformer: The Headmasters, [http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b288/monzo/hm-1.jpg cover] and [http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b288/monzo/Headmasters-Scrambles.jpg page scans] provided by [[User:Monzo|Monzo]].</ref> Due to Hun-Gurrr forming the combiner's torso, Decepticon Super Scramble has well-articulated legs for an '80s ''Transformers'' toy. | |||
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==Notes== | |||
* Decepticon Super Scramble and [[Abomenaticus]] feature mostly the same components. The major difference is that Brawl is exclusive to the former while [[Swindle (G1)|Swindle]] takes his place in the latter, both serving as a leg. The limb assignments also change, with Dead End changing from one arm to the other, while Cutthroat and Blast Off swap arm and leg duties. | |||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
* [[Abomenaticus]] | * [[Abomenaticus]] | ||
* [[Comperian]] | * [[Comperian]] | ||
* [[Scramble 7]] | * [[Scramble 7]] | ||
* [[Volcaticon]] | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
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[[Category:Combined forms]] | [[Category:Combined forms]] | ||
[[Category:Generation 1 Decepticons]] | [[Category:Generation 1 Decepticons]] | ||
[[Category:Japanese-original | [[Category:Japanese-original Transformers]] | ||
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- Decepticon Super Scramble is a Decepticon combiner from the Generation 1 continuity family.
Decepticon Super Scramble (デストロンスーパースクランブル Desutoron Sūpā Sukuranburu) is a Decepticon Scramble City-type combiner composed of Transformers from various subgroups.
Decepticon Super Scramble is composed of:
- Terrorcons
- Stunticon
- Dead End, making the giant capable of using a fierce punch. (Left arm)
- Combaticons
Most of the members are roughnecks, causing conflict much more easily.
His good guy counterpart is Autobot Super Scramble.
Toys
[edit]The Transformers
[edit]
- Decepticon Super Scramble
- Hun-Gurrr (Terrorcon, 1987)
- Cutthroat (Terrorcon, 1987)
- Dead End (Stunticon, 1986)
- Blast Off (Combaticon, 1986)
- Brawl (Combaticon, 1986)
- There was no official release of Decepticon Super Scramble. His only media appearance is an issue of "TV Magazine" where they made up some baloney justification to put Terrorcons, Stunticons, and Combaticons together.[1] Due to Hun-Gurrr forming the combiner's torso, Decepticon Super Scramble has well-articulated legs for an '80s Transformers toy.
Notes
[edit]- Decepticon Super Scramble and Abomenaticus feature mostly the same components. The major difference is that Brawl is exclusive to the former while Swindle takes his place in the latter, both serving as a leg. The limb assignments also change, with Dead End changing from one arm to the other, while Cutthroat and Blast Off swap arm and leg duties.
See also
[edit]References
[edit]- ↑ TV Magazine Color Special #33 Transformer: The Headmasters, cover and page scans provided by Monzo.
