Unarchy

Unarchy is a Laser Beast from the Generation 1 continuity family.

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Unarchy (アナーキー Anākī) of the Mole Clan is not the sort to give up. Utterly tenacious, he follows his commanders' orders wholeheartedly, and will stick to an assignment (or opponent) to the bitter end. Drawing on vast wells of endurance, he is a slow-and-steady type who doesn't know when to quit. It's one of several things he doesn't know, as he's not particularly bright, and his relative inexperience sometimes works against him, even resulting in bouts of stubbornness. But his unblinking loyalty to Tigerburn's mission of conquest makes him a valued soldier.

His MVP Weapon, the Power Drill Laser, spins at ultra-high speed to create a laser beam that bores through rock and enemy armor with ease.

Fiction

Mini Mayhem!

Unarchy was hanging around with Eric Siebenaler in Australia while BotCon 2008 was happening over in the States. Mini Mayhem!

Toys

Beastformers

Unarchy in bedrock

• Unarchy (Laser Beast, 1988)
  • Beast ID number: 80
  • Accessories: "Power Drill Laser"

Part of the first (and only) series of Laser Beasts, Unarchy is an anthropomorphic mole in high-tech red-orange armor. His left hand has been replaced with a chisel. Instead of a rubsign, he has a transparent orb in his torso with a small hole in his back. By holding his back to a light source, looking into the orb reveals the elemental power of Fire, Water or Wood.

There is a very minor variant of his "Power Drill Laser" accessory: on some versions, the "80" ID number is sculpted just above the ammo clip (as seen in the picture to the right), while the other version has the "80" inside the backwards-D-shaped part of the gun.

As the Laser Beasts were a late-run, Japan-only series, they currently go for some pretty ridiculous amounts of money on the secondary market, even for loose/weaponless samples. The Laser Beasts were due to be released in Hasbro's Battle Beasts line as "Shadow Warriors", but the line was canceled before they saw release. Some carded samples of the randomly-packed 2-packs have surfaced though.