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'''Backtrack''' really is a creepy little bugger. Along with [[Ransack (RID Mini-Con)|Ransack, the two [[Cyclone]]s delight in causing mischief as well as show disinterest in [[Fracture (RID)|big, threatening bounty hunters]] and even other [[Mini-Con]]s. | '''Backtrack''' really is a creepy little bugger. Along with [[Ransack (RID Mini-Con)|Ransack]], the two [[Cyclone]]s delight in causing mischief as well as show disinterest in [[Fracture (RID)|big, threatening bounty hunters]] and even other [[Mini-Con]]s. | ||
He's probably with [[Overload (RID)|Overload]]. | He's probably with [[Overload (RID)|Overload]]. | ||
Revision as of 19:32, 12 November 2015
Backtrack really is a creepy little bugger. Along with Ransack, the two Cyclones delight in causing mischief as well as show disinterest in big, threatening bounty hunters and even other Mini-Cons.
He's probably with Overload.
Fiction
2015 Robots in Disguise shorts
The Power of DibsThe Tragedy of Slipstream
Toys
Robots in Disguise (2015)
- Decepticon Overload and Backtrack (Deployer, 2015)
- Accessories: Backtrack Mini-con and Armor sprue
- Overload transforms into a Cybertronian tank and can launch his Mini-Con partner Backtrack.
Notes
- Overload and Backtrack's bodies are based on the illusionary Decepticon warriors Micronus Prime used to challenge Optimus Prime in "Out of Focus". The major difference is that they gave Overload a proper robot head rather than the featureless rectangle of the robot in the show.
