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{{move|Overload (Universe 2003)|So he isn't ambiguous with the Universe 2008 Overload - Consistency is victory.}} | {{move|Overload (Universe 2003)|So he isn't ambiguous with the Universe 2008 Overload - Consistency is victory.}} | ||
:''Overload is an [[Autobot]] from the [[Universe]] | :''Overload is an [[Autobot]] from the [[Universe war]].'' | ||
{{mainpic|21 January 2008}} | {{mainpic|21 January 2008}} | ||
'''Overload''' is a member of the [[Micromaster]] [[Railbot]]s. | '''Overload''' is a member of the [[Micromaster]] [[Railbot]]s. | ||
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==Toys== | ==Toys== | ||
===Universe=== | ===Universe=== | ||
*'''Overload''' (Micromaster Railbot, 2005) | *'''Overload''' (Micromaster Railbot, 2005) | ||
**''Accessories'': Rail Racer lower body | |||
: Overload is physically identical to the 2003 [[Takara]] reissue version of [[D-Go]], transforming into a steam locomotive of currently-undetermined model. He has a flip-down "peg" arm on his trian-mode back-end that lets him link up with any of his teammates with a "socket" link-arm. He can form the back to any Micromaster "Sixteam" combined robot, but his nominal placement is as the back of [[Rail Racer (Universe)|Rail Racer]]. Sold only on an individual card, he came with the lower body to the Railbots' combined robot form. | : Overload is physically identical to the 2003 [[TakaraTomy|Takara]] reissue version of [[D-Go]], transforming into a steam locomotive of currently-undetermined model. He has a flip-down "peg" arm on his trian-mode back-end that lets him link up with any of his teammates with a "socket" link-arm. He can form the back to any Micromaster "Sixteam" combined robot, but his nominal placement is as the back of [[Rail Racer (Universe)|Rail Racer]]. Sold only on an individual card, he came with the lower body to the Railbots' combined robot form. | ||
: This mold was also used to make [[D-Go]]. | : This mold was also used to make [[D-Go]]. | ||
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: Like all of the Railbots, he was originally a Kay-Bee stores [[exclusive]], but later made his way to other outlets, most notably drugstores like CVS. | : Like all of the Railbots, he was originally a Kay-Bee stores [[exclusive]], but later made his way to other outlets, most notably drugstores like CVS. | ||
::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2005/Autobot/KBOverload/overload.htm More information on Overload at TFU.info]'' | |||
* [http://www.tfu.info/2005/Autobot/KBOverload/overload.htm Overload at TFU.info] | |||
Revision as of 05:38, 1 May 2009
| The name or term "Overload" refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see Overload (disambiguation). |
- Overload is an Autobot from the Universe war.
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Overload is a member of the Micromaster Railbots.
Toys
Universe
- Overload (Micromaster Railbot, 2005)
- Accessories: Rail Racer lower body
- Overload is physically identical to the 2003 Takara reissue version of D-Go, transforming into a steam locomotive of currently-undetermined model. He has a flip-down "peg" arm on his trian-mode back-end that lets him link up with any of his teammates with a "socket" link-arm. He can form the back to any Micromaster "Sixteam" combined robot, but his nominal placement is as the back of Rail Racer. Sold only on an individual card, he came with the lower body to the Railbots' combined robot form.
- This mold was also used to make D-Go.
- Like all of the Railbots, he was originally a Kay-Bee stores exclusive, but later made his way to other outlets, most notably drugstores like CVS.
