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*'''Golder white version''' (Beastformer, 1987) | *'''Golder white version''' (Beastformer, 1987) | ||
: A solid-white version of Golder was sold through gumball | : A solid-white version of Golder was sold through gumball machines in Japan. The gumball versions of the Beastformers appeared to have randomized weapons (or just crummy QC). | ||
machines in Japan. The gumball versions of the Beastformers appeared to | |||
have randomized weapons (or just crummy QC). | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
Revision as of 21:49, 1 August 2009
- Golder is a Beastformer from the Generation 1 continuity family.

Golder[1] is a long-time friend of White Leo, having trained together when they were young. He grew up to become Emperor of Gunmarino, the country (one of 38 on planet Beest) that takes its name from Gunmarino Plateau, his birthplace. Apparently this made him deputy ruler under King Yellow Giraffe. When the Decepticon-backed uprising led by Alligatoron overthrew White Leo's regime, Golder went into hiding with his forces, which he serves in as Staff Officer for land forces. He's occasionally reckless, but he's an expert melee fighter who gives his all to help repel the Decepticons from the Beastformers' planet. His powerful teeth can tear even steel or paper (no, really!).
- English name: Ferocious Tiger
Fiction
Headmasters anime
Voice actor: Ken Yamaguchi

Great Decisive Battle of Planet Beest manga
Dreamwave Generation 1 comics
Golder (or possibly "Ferocious Tiger") is waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay in the background when Razorclaw took on the invading Megatron, fighting off the Decepticon Air Warriors. Dreamwave Summer Special
Toys
Headmasters/Beastformers
- Golder (Beastformer, 1987)
- Beast ID number: 3
- Golder is an anthropomorphic tiger with brown robotic armor. He came with his "Baton-Gol" double-sided club. His rubsign reveals one of three symbols; Fire, Water or Wood.
- Golder white version (Beastformer, 1987)
- A solid-white version of Golder was sold through gumball machines in Japan. The gumball versions of the Beastformers appeared to have randomized weapons (or just crummy QC).
References
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