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A '''completist''' is a fan who collects a complete set in some form. Some completists attempt to have a full set of [[Generation 1]] or [[Beast Wars]] figures, while others simply collect all versions of a single character ([[Optimus Prime (G1)|Optimus Prime]] or [[Hot Shot]]) or a specific subgroup or subline.
A '''completist''' is a fan who collects a complete set in some form. Some completists attempt to have a full set of [[The Transformers (toyline)|Generation 1]] or ''[[Beast Wars: Transformers (toyline)|Beast Wars]]'' figures, while others simply collect all versions of a single character (such as [[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys|Optimus Prime]] or [[Hot Shot (Armada)/toys|Hot Shot]]) or a specific subgroup or subline.


Exactly what makes up a "full set" varies from fan to fan; some might settle for a single loose version of each individual character, while others might want complete, boxed versions, while others collect packaging variants or accessory variants.
Exactly what makes up a "full set" varies from fan to fan; some might settle for a single loose version of each individual character, while others might want complete, boxed versions, while others collect packaging [[variant]]s or accessory variants.


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A completist is a fan who collects a complete set in some form. Some completists attempt to have a full set of Generation 1 or Beast Wars figures, while others simply collect all versions of a single character (such as Optimus Prime or Hot Shot) or a specific subgroup or subline.

Exactly what makes up a "full set" varies from fan to fan; some might settle for a single loose version of each individual character, while others might want complete, boxed versions, while others collect packaging variants or accessory variants.



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