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| The Japan-exclusive '''''Beast Wars II''''' toy-line took and mostly redecoed already-existing molds from previous toy lines, such as ''[[Beast Wars (toyline)|Beast Wars]]'', ''[[Generation 2]]'', and even Generation 1. Only three characters received new toy molds: [[Moon (BWII)|Moon]], [[Lio Convoy]] and [[Galvatron (BWII)|Galvatron]]. | | The Japan-exclusive '''''Beast Wars II''''' toyline took and [[redeco]]ed or [[retool]]ed already-existing molds from previous toy lines, such as ''[[Beast Wars (toyline)|Beast Wars]]'', ''[[Generation 2 (toyline)|Generation 2]]'', and even [[The Transformers (toyline)|Generation 1]]. Only three characters received new toy molds: [[Moon (BWII)|Moon]], [[Lio Convoy]] and [[Galvatron (BWII)|Galvatron]]. |
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| ==Cybertrons==
| | ''Beast Wars II'' wasn't actually its own toyline per se—the toys related to the ''Beast Wars II'' fiction were all released under the regular ''Beast Wars'' banner. |
| For the most part, the regular Cybertrons for the ''Beast Wars II'' line were repaints of ''Beast Wars'' figures which did not have characterizations in the show. In this category, only the Cybertron leader, [[Lio Convoy]], received a newly designed figure.
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| *'''[[Apache]]''' (Mega, 1998)
| | ==1998== |
| | ===Cybertrons=== |
| | [[Image:BW-toy Powerpinch.jpg|right|300px|thumb|Scissor Boy]] |
| | '''Basic''' |
| | *[[DJ (BWII)|DJ]] |
| | *[[Drill Nuts]] |
| | *[[Lio Junior]] |
| | *[[Moon (BWII)|Moon]] |
| | *[[Motorarm (BWII)|Motorarm]] |
| | *[[Scissor Boy]] |
| | *[[Scuba]] |
| | *[[Skywarp (BWII)|Skywarp]] |
| | *[[Tasmania Kid]] |
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| : ''Japanese ID number:'' '''C-12''', '''VS-12'''
| | '''Deluxe''' |
| : This toy is identical to [[B'Boom]], transforming into a mandrill. His beast mode face has spring-activated features, with a spring-loaded missile launcher in his mouth. This launcher becomes a hand-held weapon in robot mode. He has a third "artillery station" mode that a Basic-sized toy can pilot. He was available both as an individual and in a two-pack with [[Megastorm]].
| | *[[Bighorn]] |
| | *[[Gimlet]] |
| | *[[Mantis]] |
| | *[[Powerhug (BWII)|Powerhug]] |
| | *[[Santon]] |
| | *[[Tonbot]] |
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| : A special contest-prize version of Apache in a kind of camo-green was given away as a prize from ''[[Comic Bom Bom|Comic Bom Bom magazine]]'', as part of a "design a Cybertron" contest, along with new-color versions of all five main Maximals from the series. How many of these Apaches were awarded is unknown.
| | '''Mega''' |
| | *[[Apache]] |
| | *[[Bigmos]] |
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| *'''[[Bighorn]]''' (Deluxe, 1998)
| | [[Image:BWII LioConvoy toy.jpg|right|300px|thumb|Lio Convoy]] |
| | '''Ultra''' |
| | *[[Magnaboss II|Magnaboss]] |
| | *[[Lio Convoy]] |
| | *[[Tripledacus]] |
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| : ''Japanese ID number:'' '''C-13''', '''VS-13'''
| | '''Special''' |
| : This toy is a black and red redeco of [[Bonecrusher (BW)|Bonecrusher]], transforming into a bison. He was available both as an individual and in a three-pack with [[Starscream (BWII)|Starscream]] and [[BB]].
| | *[[Diver (BWII)|Diver]] & [[Niagara Base]] |
| | *[[Ikard]] & [[Tako Tank]] |
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| : A special contest-prize version of Bighorn in a gray-blue and yellow was given away as a prize from ''Comic Bom Bom magazine'', as part of a "design a Cybertron" contest.
| | ===Destrons=== |
| | '''Basic''' |
| | *[[Dirge (BWII)|Dirge]] |
| | *[[Thrust (BWII)|Thrust]] |
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| *'''[[Tasmania Kid]]''' (Basic, 1998)
| | [[Image:BWII-toy Autostinger.jpg|right|thumb|300px|Autostinger]] |
| | '''Deluxe''' |
| | *[[Autocrasher|Autocrusher]] |
| | *[[Autojetter]] |
| | *[[Autolauncher]] |
| | *[[Autostinger]] |
| | *[[Dirge (BWII)|Dirgegun]] |
| | *[[Starscream (BWII)|Hellscream]] |
| | *[[BB|Max-B]] |
| | *[[Thrust (BWII)|Thrustor]] |
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| : ''Japanese ID number:'' '''C-14''', '''VS-14'''
| | '''Ultra''' |
| : This toy is near identical to the ''Beast Wars'' [[Snarl (BW)|Snarl]] figure and transforms into a Tasmanian devil. The toy has a 'lock and launch' gimmick which works by setting and then pulling on the figure's tail. The figure was also available in a two-pack with the Destron [[Dirge (BWII)|Dirge]].
| | *[[Megastorm]] |
| | | *[[Galvatron (BWII)|Galvatron]] |
| : A special contest-prize version of Tasmania Kid in a blue and yellow color scheme was given away as a prize from ''Comic Bom Bom'' magazine, as part of a "design a Cybertron" contest.
| | *[[Megastorm|Gigastorm]] |
| | | *[[God Neptune]] |
| *'''[[Scuba]]''' (Basic, 1998)
| | *[[Starscream (BWII)|Starscream]] and [[BB]] |
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| : ''Japanese ID number:'' '''C-15''', '''VS-15'''
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| :This toy is identical to the ''Beast Wars'' [[Claw Jaw]] toy, and sports a 'claw grabber' gimmick. The figure was also available in a two-pack with the Destron [[Thrust (BWII)|Thrust]].
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| : A special contest-prize version of Scuba in an orange and soft pink color scheme was given away as a prize from ''Comic Bom Bom'' magazine, as part of a "design a Cybertron" contest.
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| *'''[[Lio Convoy]]''' (Ultra, 1998)
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| : ''Japanese ID number:'' '''C-16''', '''VS-16'''
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| :Lio Convoy transforms into an organic white lion articulated at the legs and head. In this mode, he possesses flip-out blades and missile launchers in his mane and forelegs. The mane can also spin around as 'spinning blade' attack. The robot mode of the figure strongly resembles the original Optimus Prime, including an 'Energon Matrix' sculpted beneath his left chest panel. The figure was also available in a two-pack with Galvatron.
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| : A special contest-prize version of Lio Convoy in a red and black color scheme was given away as a prize from ''Comic Bom Bom'' magazine, as part of a "design a Cybertron" contest.
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| :Black Lio Convoy was released as a Japanese Toys 'R' Us exclusive. And, yes, it was an 'evil clone' of the Cybertron Leader.
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| :Flash Lio Convoy was released later as a 'powered-up' repaint, replacing the usual white plastic with a pearl version and using yellow and gold in place of the regular figure's blue and red colors.
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| :Galvatron Lio Convoy was a special 'Lucky Draw' prize exclusive which saw the figure repainted into Galvatron's lavender and purple color scheme.
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| :A gold-chromed version of the figure was also made available as a 'Lucky Draw' extremely rare exclusive.
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| *'''[[Diver (BWII)|Diver]]''' (Special, 1998)
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| : ''Japanese ID number:'' '''X-2'''
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| :Diver is a green and white redeco of ''Beast Wars'' [[Spittor (BW)|Spittor]] figure. The toy has a 'spitting tongue' gimmick (which has his robot mode head unfortunately placed at the tip of it). Diver was included with a 'Niagara Falls Base' playset.
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| : A special contest-prize version of Diver in a pink and teal color scheme was given away as a prize from ''Comic Bom-Bom'' magazine, as part of a "design a Cybertron" contest.
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| *'''[[Ikard]]''' (Special, 1998) | |
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| : ''Japanese ID number:'' '''X-5'''
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| :The toy is a blue and cream redeco of [[Claw Jaw]] and transforms into a squid. Both robot and beast modes make use of a 'claw grabber' gimmick, housed in the robot mode's chest. The toy was available with the [[Tako Tank]], a larger vehicle-squid toy that could convert into a base mode.
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| *'''[[Moon (BWII)|Moon]]''' (Special, 1998)
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| : ''Japanese ID number:'' '''S-2'''
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| :Moon's original release was of a 'kawaii' robotic rabbit, based on the character from the anime, but colored in yellow.
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| :''Comic Bom-Bom'' released its own exclusive recolor of Moon, with white as the dominant toy color, to more closely match his appearance in the anime series.
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| ==Insectrons==
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| The seven Insectrons are each redecorated figures from the Beast Wars toy line, using toys that did not get characterizations in the ''Beast Wars'' television series.
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| *'''[[Bigmos]]''' (Mega, 1998)
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| : ''Japanese ID number:'' '''C-17''', '''X-17'''
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| : This toy is a brown, red, and teal redeco of ''Beast Wars'' [[Transquito]]. The figure retains the 'missile-mouth/stinger' gimmick. It was available both individually and in a two-pack with his arch-rival, [[Autostinger]].
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| *'''[[Powerhug (BWII)|Powerhug]]''' (Deluxe, 1998)
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| : ''Japanese ID number:'' '''C-18''', '''X-18'''
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| : This toy is a blue, white, and red redeco of ''Beast Wars'' [[Retrax]]. The figure retains the 'deadly hug/pill-bug roll' gimmick. It was available both individually and in a two-pack with his arch-rival, [[Autocrusher]].
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| *'''[[Tonbot]]''' (Deluxe, 1998)
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| : ''Japanese ID number:'' '''C-19''', '''X-19'''
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| : This toy is a red and green redeco of ''Beast Wars'' [[Jetstorm (BW)|Jetstorm]]. The figure retains the 'missile launcher' gimmick. It was available both individually and in a two-pack with his arch-rival, [[Autojetter]].
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| *'''[[Mantis]]''' (Deluxe, 1998)
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| : ''Japanese ID number:'' '''C-20''', '''X-20'''
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| : This toy is a green and blue minor redeco of ''Beast Wars'' [[Manterror]]. The figure retains the 'disc launcher' gimmick. It was available both individually and in a two-pack with his arch-rival, [[Autolauncher]].
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| *'''[[Drill Nuts]]''' (Basic, 1998)
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| : ''Japanese ID number:'' '''C-21'''
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| : This toy is a bronze redeco of ''Beast Wars'' [[Drill Bit (BW)|Drill Bit]]. The figure retains the 'drill arm' gimmick, as well as Drill Bit's defective leg-peg placement.
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| *'''[[Scissor Boy]]''' (Basic, 1998)
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| : ''Japanese ID number:'' '''C-22'''
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| :Scissorboy is virtually identical to the [[Powerpinch]] figure. The figure has a 'claw' gimmick for its weapon.
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| ==Jointrons==
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| The Jointrons are redecos of the three members of the [[Tripredacus]] team from Beast Wars. Unlike their American counterparts, the Jointrons were sold individually as well as in a gift set.
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| *'''[[DJ (BWII)|DJ]]''' (Basic, 1998)
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| : ''Japanese ID number:'' '''C-23'''
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| :DJ is a redeco of [[Cicadacon]], and turns into a cicada. Its notable redeco is the addition of blue-violet stripes on the top side of the insect mode. The figure forms the chest and head of Tripledacus.
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| *'''[[Motorarm (BWII)|Motorarm]]''' (Basic, 1998)
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| : ''Japanese ID number:'' '''C-24'''
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| :Motorarm is a black and red redeco of ''Beast Wars'' [[Ram Horn]], and turns into a dung beetle. It also forms the arms of Tripledacus.
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| *'''[[Gimlet]]''' (Deluxe, 1998)
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| : ''Japanese ID number:'' '''C-25'''
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| :Gimlet is a predominantly red redeco of [[Sea Clamp]], and turns into a crawfish. It also forms the waist and legs of Tripledacus.
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| *'''[[Tripledacus]]''' (Ultra, 1998)
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| : ''Japanese ID number:'' '''X-3'''
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| :Tripledacus is a redeco of [[Tripredacus]], sold in a gift set containing the Jointron team members Gimlet, Motorarm, and DJ.
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| ==Magnaboss==
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| The Magnaboss team are redecos of the three members of the [[Magnaboss]] team from ''Beast Wars''. Unlike their American counterparts, members of this Magnaboss team were sold individually as well as a gift set.
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| *'''[[Lio Junior]]''' (Basic, 1998)
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| : ''Japanese ID number:'' '''C-26'''
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| : This toy is redeco of ''Beast Wars'' [[Prowl (G1)|Prowl]], with a notable change being the blue-painted head, making him more reminiscent of Optimus Prime. The beast form is a Lion, and the figure also forms the main body and head of Magnaboss.
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| :Lio Junior also enjoyed an exclusive Red and Black redeco as well as a white redeco included in Takara puzzle-kits. Both could still be used to form the main body of Magnaboss.
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| *'''[[Skywarp (BWII)|Skywarp]]''' (Basic, 1998)
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| : ''Japanese ID number:'' '''C-27'''
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| :Skywarp is a slight repaint of ''Beast Wars'' [[Silverbolt (G1)|Silverbolt]], with the most notable change being the silver-paint on the otherwise brown helmet. The toy has launchable missiles stowed in the wings, transforms into a bald eagle, and forms the chest and torso of Magnaboss.
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| *'''[[Santon]]''' (Deluxe, 1998)
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| : ''Japanese ID number:'' '''C-28'''
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| :Santon is a darker redeco of ''Beast Wars'' [[Ironhide (G1)|Ironhide]], with a few more painted-on trim decorations on the main body. The figure transforms into an elephant and also the arms and legs of Magnaboss.
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| *'''[[Magnaboss II|Magnaboss]]''' (Ultra, 1998)
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| : ''Japanese ID number:'' '''X-4'''
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| :This is a gift-set of the three Magnaboss team members. It is largely identical to the American release, with the exception of the slightly darker shades from Ironhide and the additional painted details on the chest.
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| ==Destrons==
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| The Destrons of the ''Beast Wars II'' line primarily relied on releases dating from the ''[[Generation 2]]'' toy line. Megastorm, Starscream, and BB are all redecos of toys first seen in ''Generation 2''. Thrust and Dirge were made from the ''[[Machine Wars]]'' [[Flipchanger]] Jets, which were toys originally meant for ''Generation 2''. Only Galvatron would get an original toy made for him.
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| *'''[[Megastorm]]''' (Ultra, 1998) | |
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| : ''Japanese ID number:'' '''D-12''', '''VS-12'''
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| :Megastorm is slight redeco of the large [[Megatron (G1)|Megatron]] tank from the ''Generation 2'' toy line. He has darkened eyes and a slightly different sticker assortment. The toy retains the launching missile gimmick, but loses the electronics found in the earlier toy. The toy was released individually or as a two-pack with the Cybertron [[Apache]].
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| :In Korea and Indonesia, Megastorm was also released as a [[Decepticon]] in the [[Car Robots]] line as a Decepticon-styled Destron.
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| *'''[[Starscream (BWII)|Starscream]] and [[BB]]''' (Ultra, 1998)
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| : ''Japanese ID number:'' '''D-13''', '''VS-13'''
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| :Starscream and BB are black and purple redecos of the ''Generation 2'' figures [[Dreadwing (G2)|Dreadwing]] and [[Smokescreen (G2)|Smokescreen]], respectively. The smaller jet, Starscream, has two missile launcher guns and can link up with the larger stealth bomber 'BB' to form a more 'complete' jet mode. 'BB' has a Gatling missile cannon which can fire six missiles in quick seccesion as well as a number of 'bomb ports' which can drop missiles straight down from jet mode. Lastly, BB is also capable of assuming a 'Cybertronic Tank' mode, which uses the Gatling launcher as its turret.
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| :The two figures were sold together or also in a three-pack which also included the Cybertron [[Bighorn]].
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| :The colors used for this version of the mold are similar to the ones planned for Generation 2 [[Megatron (G1)|Megatron]]'s ATB release. The stickers, of course, are wildly different.
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| :The smaller jet toy is intended to be 'Starscream', but the stickers placed on the toy have him misspelled as 'Starscrem'. The correct spelling is used on the package and instructions, however.
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| *'''[[Dirge (BWII)|Dirge]] (Basic, 1998)'''
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| : ''Japanese ID number:'' '''D-14''', '''VS-14'''
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| :Dirge is a redeco of the ''Machine Wars'' Thundercracker/Skywarp mold, transforming from a Dassault Rafale fighter jet to robot mode with a spring-loaded one-step transformation. The two halves of his "Dirge Gun" rifle store in the back of his robot-mode legs. The figure was sold individually or as a two-pack with his supposed rival, [[Tasmania Kid]].
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| *'''[[Thrust (BWII)|Thrust]] (Basic, 1998)'''
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| : ''Japanese ID number:'' '''D-15''', '''VS-15'''
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| :Thrust is a redeco of the ''Machine Wars'' Megatron mold, transforming from a Lockheed-Martin F-22 Raptor fighter jet to robot mode with a spring-loaded one-step transformation. The two halves of his "Thrust Gun" rifle store in the back of his robot-mode legs. The figure was sold individually or as a two-pack with his supposed rival, [[Scuba]].
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| *'''[[Galvatron (BWII)|Galvatron]]''' (Ultra, 1998)
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| : ''Japanese ID number:'' '''D-16''', '''VS-16'''
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| :Galvatron transforms into a technological lavender dragon or into a heavily armed mining drill tank. The toy has firing missile weapons and a large 'grabber claw' gimmick made of the dragon's leg. The robot mode, particularly the head, has a passing resemblance to [[Megatron (BW)|Megatron]] of Beast Wars. the toy was sold individually and as part of a gift set which included [[Lio Convoy]].
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| : A special contest-prize version of Galvatron in Lio Convoy's white and red color scheme was given away as a contest prize from ''Comic Bom-Bom'' magazine.
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| :Both a gold-chromed version and silver-chromed version of the figure was also made available as a 'Lucky Draw' extremely rare exclusive.
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| :An orange and gray redeco of the figure was planned as Galvatron's final upgrade with [[Unicron]]'s essence for ''[[Beast Wars Neo (franchise)|Beast Wars Neo]]'', but was never released. (The character, in this form, did appear in the show, however.)
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| ==Autorollers==
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| The Autorollers figures are redecos of the [[Auto Roller|Auto Rollers]] from the ''[[Generation 2]]'' line, including two figures that were not previously released. All four Autorollers were released as Destrons.
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| In Korea and Indonesia, the Autorollers were also released as [[Decepticon|Decepticons]] in the ''[[Car Robots]]'' line.
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| *'''[[Autostinger]]''' (Deluxe, 1998) | |
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| : ''Japanese ID number:'' '''D-17''', '''VS-17'''
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| :Autostinger is a yellow and orange green redeco of the ''Generation 2'' [[Dirtbag]] figure and transforms into a heavy loader dump trickshovel. The figure both automatically transforms and has a 'missile-firing' gimmick. The toy was also sold in a two-pack with the Insectron Bigmos.
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| *'''[[Autocrusher]]''' (Deluxe, 1998)
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| : ''Japanese ID number:'' '''D-18''', '''VS-18'''
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| :Autocrusher is a green and dark green redeco of the ''Generation 2'' [[Roadblock (G2)|Roadblock]] figure and transforms into a heavy construction shovel. The figure both automatically transforms and has a 'disc-shooting' gimmick. The toy was also sold in a two-pack with the Insectron Powerhug.
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| *'''[[Autojetter]]''' (Deluxe, 1998)
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| : ''Japanese ID number:'' '''D-19''', '''VS-19'''
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| :Autojetter is a gray and blue F-18 variant in vehicle mode. The figure both automatically transforms and has a 'missile-firing' gimmick. The toy was also sold in a two-pack with the Insectron Tonbot.
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| *'''[[Autolauncher]]''' (Deluxe, 1998)
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| : ''Japanese ID number:'' '''D-20''', '''VS-20'''
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| :Autolauncher is a red and white APC variant in vehicle mode. The figure both automatically transforms and has a 'disc-launcher' gimmick. The toy was also sold in a two-pack with the Insectron Mantis.
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| ==Space Pirate Seacons==
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| The Seacons are a combining group of five 'aquatic' beasts that can merge into the giant warrior 'God Neptune'. The figures are redecos of the [[Seacon (G1)|Seacons]] from Generation 1, though without the pieces for the 'small [[Targetmaster]]' [[Gimmick|gimmicks]] or [[Nautilator]] (who never gets any love anyway).
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| *'''[[God Neptune]]''' (Ultra, 1998) | |
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| : ''Japanese ID number:'' '''D-21'''
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| :The Seacons were only sold as a five-member gift set. Instead of [[Piranacon (G1)|Piranacon]]'s pastel blues and pinks, God Neptune is primarily colored in pearl, with gold, silver, and teal highlights.
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| *'''[[Halfshell]]'''
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| :Halfshell is a white, teal, and gold recolor of the Seacon [[Snaptrap (G1)|Snaptrap]]. The toy can transform into a robotic snapping turtle with 'pom-pom' guns on its back, or form the main body of God Neptune. Despite rumors to the contrary, Halfshell is not related to the Pokemon, Blastoise.
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| *'''[[Sea Phantom]]'''
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| :Sea Phantom is a white and gray recolor of the Seacon [[Overbite (G1)|Overbite]]. The figure can transform into a robotic shark creature or limb of God Neptune. The toy lacks the 'Targetmaster' accessories to allow him to convert to gun mode, however.
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| *'''[[Terrormander]]'''
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| :Sometimes also called 'Terrormanta', this figure is a gray, white, and gold redeco of the Seacon [[Seawing (G1)|Seawing]]. The figure can transform into a robotic manta creature or limb of God Neptune. The toy lacks the 'Targetmaster' accessories to allow him to convert to gun mode, however.
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| *'''[[Coelagon]]'''
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| :This figure is a gray, white, and gold redeco of the Seacon [[Skalor]]. The figure can transform into a robotic coelecanth creature or limb of God Neptune. The toy lacks the 'Targetmaster' accessories to allow him to convert to gun mode, however.
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| *'''[[Scylla]]'''
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| :Scylla is a white, gray and red recolor of the Seacon [[Tentakil (G1)|Tentakil]]. The figure can transform into a robotic squid creature or limb of God Neptune. The toy lacks the 'Targetmaster' accessories to allow her to convert to gun mode, however.
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| :Scylla is the only ''Beast Wars II'' character to get a toy to be presented as a female consistently through all its promotional material.
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| ==Cyborg Beasts==
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| The Cyborg Beasts were the final toys released for the ''Beast Wars II'' line. The toys were each heavily retooled versions of older toys (mostly from ''Beast Wars''), designed to make them look like monstrous fusions of standard ''Beast Wars'' designs and technological robots. Each toy was presented as an 'upgrade' to one of the original ''Beast Wars II'' Destrons.
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| *'''[[Megastorm|Gigastorm]]''' (Ultra, 1998)
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| :''Japanese ID number:'' '''D-22'''
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| :Gigastorm is a partial [[retool]] and redeco of Generation 1's [[Trypticon (G1)|Trypticon]]. The 'new' toy adds a dino-mode nose-horn and removes the metal ball-bearings from the outsides of the legs. The toy also gains a number of 'detailing' paint-applications, but loses nearly all of Trypticon's weapons and accessories, as well as his electronics.
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| :Fortunately, Gigastorm does come with [[Gigascouter]], a purple redeco of [[Full-Tilt]], to keep him from getting lonely.
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| *'''[[Starscream (BWII)|Hellscream]]''' (Deluxe, 1998) | |
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| :''Japanese ID number:'' '''D-23'''
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| :Hellscream is Starscream's 'powered-up' form, a cyborg-shark. The toy is a dramatic retooling of [[Cybershark]], now in a green and dark teal color scheme. Despite the retooling, Hellscream retains Cybershark's weapon gimmick.
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| *'''[[BB|Max-B]]''' (Deluxe, 1998)
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| :''Japanese ID number:'' '''D-24'''
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| :Max-B is BB's 'powered-up' form, a cyborg-hound. The toy is a dramatic retooling of [[Wolfang (Maximal)|Wolfang]], now in a gray, purple, and lavender scheme. Despite the retooling, Max-B retains Wolfang's weapon gimmick.
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| *'''[[Dirge (BWII)|Dirgegun]]''' (Deluxe, 1998)
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| :''Japanese ID number:'' '''D-25'''
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| :Dirgegun is Dirge's 'powered-up' form, a cyborg-wasp. The toy is a dramatic retooling of [[Waspinator (BW)|Waspinator]], now in a blue and gray scheme. Despite the retooling, Dirgegun retains Waspinator's weapon gimmick.
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| *'''[[Thrust (BWII)|Thrustor]]''' (Deluxe, 1998)
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| :''Japanese ID number:'' '''D-26'''
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| :Also called 'Thrustol', Thrustor is Thrust's 'powered-up' form, a cyborg-raptor. The toy is a dramatic retooling of ''Beast Wars'' [[Dinobot (BW)|Dinobot]], now in an orange and black scheme. Despite the retooling, Thrustor retains Dinobot's weapon gimmick.
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| | ===Versus packs=== |
| | *Showdown of Artillery: [[Apache]] VS [[Megastorm]] |
| | *2 Against 1 Showdown: [[Bighorn]] VS [[Starscream (BWII)|Starscream]] & [[BB]] |
| | *Showdown on the Land Horizon: [[Tasmania Kid]] VS [[Dirge (BWII)|Dirge]] |
| | *Showdown on the Sea Horizon: [[Scuba]] VS [[Thrust (BWII)|Thrust]] |
| | *History's Greatest Showdown: [[Lio Convoy]] VS [[Galvatron (BWII)|Galvatron]] |
| | *Showdown at the Frontier: [[Bigmos]] VS [[Autostinger]] |
| | *Showdown of Heavy Armor: [[Powerhug (BWII)|Powerhug]] VS [[Autocrasher|Autocrusher]] |
| | *Showdown in the Stratosphere: [[Tonbot]] VS [[Autojetter]] |
| | *Showdown of Saucers: [[Mantis]] VS [[Autolauncher]] |
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| [[Category:Beast Wars II]] | | [[Category:Beast Wars II]] |
| [[Category:Japanese toylines]] | | [[Category:Japanese toylines]] |
