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:He can also connect with ''himself'' to create ramps. Or a longer snake. If you’re into that. | :He can also connect with ''himself'' to create ramps. Or a longer snake. If you’re into that. | ||
:The instructions contain a second set of steps demonstrating how to transform Slitherfang from shield to connector piece. It's ultimately rather superfluous; all it amounts to is moving the peg at the tip of the figure's tail. It can be accomplished by rotating the piece via a small knob, without having to remove the whole tail assembly from its place in the shield mode. | |||
:Like all ''Earthrise'' releases, the cardboard back of Slitherfang's package includes a cut-out collectible piece of a larger star map. | :Like all ''Earthrise'' releases, the cardboard back of Slitherfang's package includes a cut-out collectible piece of a larger star map. | ||
Revision as of 06:35, 22 July 2020
- Slitherfang is a Quintesson-allied Battle Master from the Earthrise portion of the Generation 1 continuity family.
Slitherfang can transform into a shield to protect the Quintesson Empire!
Toys
Generations
War for Cybertron: Earthrise
- Slitherfang (Battle Master, 2020)
- Hasbro ID number: WFC-E13
- TakaraTomy ID number: ER EX-06
- Accessories: "Fire Blast" impact effect.
- Part of the second wave of Earthrise Battle Masters, Slitherfang transforms from snake mode to a shield that can be held by any C.O.M.B.A.T. System-compatible figure. His alt mode also features an A.I.R. Lock System connector on each end, allowing him to connect with any compatible pieces.
- He can also connect with himself to create ramps. Or a longer snake. If you’re into that.
- The instructions contain a second set of steps demonstrating how to transform Slitherfang from shield to connector piece. It's ultimately rather superfluous; all it amounts to is moving the peg at the tip of the figure's tail. It can be accomplished by rotating the piece via a small knob, without having to remove the whole tail assembly from its place in the shield mode.
- Like all Earthrise releases, the cardboard back of Slitherfang's package includes a cut-out collectible piece of a larger star map.
Notes
- Slitherfang is inspired by unused concept art for an Autobot Master Warrior from the 1987 The Headmasters line. Toxin shares this design lineage by way of an unlicensed "third-party" figure for TFcon.
Foreign names
- Japanese: Slitherfang (スリザーファング Surizāfangu)
