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:''Dark Eggbot is a [[Predacon (BW)|Predacon]] [[Egg Beast]] from the [[Beast Wars]] portion of the [[Generation 1 (franchise)|Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].'' | :''Dark Eggbot is a [[Predacon (BW)|Predacon]] [[Egg Beast]] from the [[Beast Wars]] portion of the [[Generation 1 (franchise)|Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].'' | ||
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Unlike his fellow [[Egg Beast|Egg Beasts]], '''Dark Eggbot''' does not possess a beast mode. He does, however, have a fiendishly complex and calculating processing center which he uses to devise evil plots and nefarious acts of espionage against the [[Maximal|Maximals]]. How his transformation into a ball helps him carry them out is unknown. Possibly, in a Samus Aran type fashion. Like his fellow Egg Beasts, he is among the oldest operational Predacons. | Unlike his fellow [[Egg Beast|Egg Beasts]], '''Dark Eggbot''' does not possess a beast mode. He does, however, have a fiendishly complex and calculating processing center which he uses to devise evil plots and nefarious acts of espionage against the [[Maximal|Maximals]]. How his transformation into a ball helps him carry them out is unknown. Possibly, in a Samus Aran type fashion. Like his fellow Egg Beasts, he is among the oldest operational Predacons. | ||
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===Beast Wars=== | ===Beast Wars=== | ||
* '''Dark Eggbot''' (Egg Beast, 1998) | * '''Dark Eggbot''' (Egg Beast, 1998) | ||
** ''Japanese ID number:'' '''ED-3''' | |||
: Dark Eggbot transforms from a mechanical sphere (ostensibly an "egg" mode) into a robot. He is cast in translucent plastic except for a handful of chromed and die-cast parts. He has a non-removable keychain attached to his robot-mode back. | : Dark Eggbot transforms from a mechanical sphere (ostensibly an "egg" mode) into a robot. He is cast in translucent plastic except for a handful of chromed and die-cast parts. He has a non-removable keychain attached to his robot-mode back. | ||
: This mold was also used to make [[Eggbot]] and [[Star Dust]]. | : This mold was also used to make [[Eggbot]] and [[Star Dust]]. | ||
==Trivia/Notes== | ==Trivia/Notes== | ||
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* [http://tfu.info/1998/Destron/DarkEggRobo/darkeggrobo.htm Dark Eggbot at TFU.info] | * [http://tfu.info/1998/Destron/DarkEggRobo/darkeggrobo.htm Dark Eggbot at TFU.info] | ||
[[Category:Beast Wars characters]] | [[Category:Beast Wars characters]] | ||
[[Category:Japanese-original characters]] | [[Category:Japanese-original characters]] | ||
[[Category:Predacons]] | [[Category:Predacons]] | ||
[[Category:Toy-only characters]] | [[Category:Toy-only characters]] | ||
Revision as of 06:37, 3 April 2009
- Dark Eggbot is a Predacon Egg Beast from the Beast Wars portion of the Generation 1 continuity family.
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Unlike his fellow Egg Beasts, Dark Eggbot does not possess a beast mode. He does, however, have a fiendishly complex and calculating processing center which he uses to devise evil plots and nefarious acts of espionage against the Maximals. How his transformation into a ball helps him carry them out is unknown. Possibly, in a Samus Aran type fashion. Like his fellow Egg Beasts, he is among the oldest operational Predacons.
Toys
Beast Wars
- Dark Eggbot (Egg Beast, 1998)
- Japanese ID number: ED-3
- Dark Eggbot transforms from a mechanical sphere (ostensibly an "egg" mode) into a robot. He is cast in translucent plastic except for a handful of chromed and die-cast parts. He has a non-removable keychain attached to his robot-mode back.
Trivia/Notes
- The molds used for the Egg Beasts originated as toys from the pre-Transformers Takara Microchange line, where they were called "Meteor Robo". The keychains were added for their Beast Wars release, and were retained for the molds' use in Kiss Players.
