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==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
[[File:NemesisCommand-instructionsBlaster.jpg|right|thumb|250px|Of course, people do go both ways.]] | [[File:NemesisCommand-instructionsBlaster.jpg|right|thumb|250px|Of course, people do go both ways.]] | ||
*Nemesis Command | *''Nemesis'' Command was originally named in Trypticon's official product description, without any particular Leader Class figures specified. A suggested combination was later given in the "[[Siege on Cybertron]]" box set instructions. It's depicted by loosely connecting instructions art of the various toys' base modes (IE, copy/pasting them up next to each other without regard to scale or how the toys would actually connect). Additionally, while it depicts Powermaster Optimus Prime as part of the set-up, Powermaster Optimus Prime is labeled "Autobot Blaster." Is the (slapdash) instruction art correct, or the labeling? Who knows???? | ||
===Foreign names=== | ===Foreign names=== | ||
Revision as of 10:05, 24 September 2017
- Nemesis Command is a base from the Generation 1 continuity family.
Nemesis Command is a formidable base made from Quickswitch, Skyshadow, Trypticon, Blaster Powermaster Optimus Prime, and Overlord. What threat could make those disparate warriors connect together?
Toys
Titans Return
- Chaos on Velocitron
- Powermaster Optimus Prime
- Sky Shadow
- Trypticon
- Overlord
Notes
- Nemesis Command was originally named in Trypticon's official product description, without any particular Leader Class figures specified. A suggested combination was later given in the "Siege on Cybertron" box set instructions. It's depicted by loosely connecting instructions art of the various toys' base modes (IE, copy/pasting them up next to each other without regard to scale or how the toys would actually connect). Additionally, while it depicts Powermaster Optimus Prime as part of the set-up, Powermaster Optimus Prime is labeled "Autobot Blaster." Is the (slapdash) instruction art correct, or the labeling? Who knows????
Foreign names
- Mandarin: Bàoyìnghào Jūntuán Zhǐhuī (报应号军团指挥, "Nemesis Command")
