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: He came in a green-grid generic "Cybertron Beastformer" box, with a bio card with a painted character image on a jungle backdrop. Re-released in Series 3, the box was unchanged, but the bio card replaced the painted image with a simpler line-art image, first used in [[Hasbro]]'s ''Battle Beasts'' cast poster. In both Series, depending on the "Pack" he came in, there was a chance of his bio card being replaced with a rare "[[Secret Photo]]", "[[Bewitching Serpent Seal]]", or "VS [[Holography Mirror]]" card. | : He came in a green-grid generic "Cybertron Beastformer" box, with a bio card with a painted character image on a jungle backdrop. Re-released in Series 3, the box was unchanged, but the bio card replaced the painted image with a simpler line-art image, first used in [[Hasbro]]'s ''Battle Beasts'' cast poster. In both Series, depending on the "Pack" he came in, there was a chance of his bio card being replaced with a rare "[[Secret Photo]]", "[[Bewitching Serpent Seal]]", or "VS [[Holography Mirror]]" card. | ||
===Beastformers=== | ===Beastformers=== | ||
*'''Beavop''' (Beastformer, 1988) | *'''Beavop''' (Beastformer, 1988) | ||
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: The initial early releases of this series had the chance for any Beastformer to have the rare Burstsun symbol; we'll probably never know if Beavop was ever actually one of them. Later in the run, the "mood ring" styled rubsigns were replaced with new rubsigns that revealed full-color Fire/Wood/Water images on black backdrops. (These rubsign variants also happened at the same time in the Hasbro ''Battle Beast'' version of the line.) | : The initial early releases of this series had the chance for any Beastformer to have the rare Burstsun symbol; we'll probably never know if Beavop was ever actually one of them. Later in the run, the "mood ring" styled rubsigns were replaced with new rubsigns that revealed full-color Fire/Wood/Water images on black backdrops. (These rubsign variants also happened at the same time in the Hasbro ''Battle Beast'' version of the line.) | ||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
Revision as of 14:35, 12 August 2021
- Beavop is a Beastformer from the Generation 1 continuity family.
Beavop (ビーバップ Bībappu) is one of the many Beastformers who joined White Leo's resistance forces as Galvatron's Decepticons began to conquer the formerly-peaceful planet Beast with their army of cold-blooded insurgents. His role in the Autobot-allied Beastformer forces is amphibious scout. He holds the rank of Emperor of Arxan, under King Power Jaguar, and was born in the Arxan River.
Toys
Transformers: Beastformers
- Beavop (Beastformer, 1987)
- Beast ID number: 44
- Accessories: Saw-blade
- Part of the second series of Takara's Beastformers toys, Beavopis a yellow anthropomorphic beaver in brown robotic armor. The rubsign on his chest reveals one of three symbols; Fire, Water or Wood.
- He came in a green-grid generic "Cybertron Beastformer" box, with a bio card with a painted character image on a jungle backdrop. Re-released in Series 3, the box was unchanged, but the bio card replaced the painted image with a simpler line-art image, first used in Hasbro's Battle Beasts cast poster. In both Series, depending on the "Pack" he came in, there was a chance of his bio card being replaced with a rare "Secret Photo", "Bewitching Serpent Seal", or "VS Holography Mirror" card.
Beastformers
- Beavop (Beastformer, 1988)
- Beast ID number: 44
- Accessories: "Saw Beat" MVP Weapon
- Re-released in the Transformers-less Beastformers sequel series, Beavop was given a straight re-release with new packaging and a new, more filled-out bio card with corrected coloring. This new card also gave his weapon, now branded an "MVP Weapon", the name "Saw Beat" (ソービート Sō Bīto).
- The initial early releases of this series had the chance for any Beastformer to have the rare Burstsun symbol; we'll probably never know if Beavop was ever actually one of them. Later in the run, the "mood ring" styled rubsigns were replaced with new rubsigns that revealed full-color Fire/Wood/Water images on black backdrops. (These rubsign variants also happened at the same time in the Hasbro Battle Beast version of the line.)
Notes
Foreign names
- English: Eager Beaver
