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==Toys== | ==Toys== | ||
===Super Link=== | ===''Super Link''=== | ||
:A [[redeco]] of ''Energon'' [[Perceptor (Armada)#Energon|Perceptor]], Windcharger combines the three Mini-Cons Accel, Screw, and Throttle into a single robot mode. He was never sold as a set; he could only be completed by getting all three individual Mini-Cons from different Japanese in-store promotions over the course of 2004. | :A [[redeco]] of ''Energon'' [[Perceptor (Armada)#Energon|Perceptor]], Windcharger combines the three Mini-Cons Accel, Screw, and Throttle into a single robot mode. He was never sold as a set; he could only be completed by getting all three individual Mini-Cons from different Japanese in-store promotions over the course of 2004. | ||
Revision as of 23:44, 29 November 2021
| The name or term "Windcharger" refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see Windcharger (disambiguation). |
- Windcharger is a Mini-Con combiner from the Energon portion of the Unicron Trilogy continuity family.
Windcharger (ウィンドチャージャー Windochājā) is the combined robot mode of three Mini-Cons Accel, Screw, and Throttle. He assists the Autobots in searching the galaxy for deposits of raw energon ore and defending them from the Decepticons.
Toys
Super Link
- A redeco of Energon Perceptor, Windcharger combines the three Mini-Cons Accel, Screw, and Throttle into a single robot mode. He was never sold as a set; he could only be completed by getting all three individual Mini-Cons from different Japanese in-store promotions over the course of 2004.
- The same mold(s) is(are) used by Heavy Metal.
Notes
- Unusually for a Japanese Unicron Trilogy character, Windcharger reuses the English version of a legacy Generation 1 name, in this case that of Windcharger, rather than the corresponding Japanese version "Charger".
