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When [[Lugnut_(TF_2010)|Lugnut]] needs things to go boom really good (it happens often), he makes use of his handy-dandy Gravity Generators. Built into what can generously be called his hands, they create point singularities when his punch-of-kill-everything hits any given surface. This instantly leads to highly-destructive explosions and, usually, lots of robot-part-shaped shrapnel. Isn't science a glorious thing? | When [[Lugnut_(TF_2010)|Lugnut]] needs things to go boom really good (it happens often), he makes use of his handy-dandy Gravity Generators. Built into what can generously be called his hands, they create point singularities when his punch-of-kill-everything hits any given surface. This instantly leads to highly-destructive explosions and, usually, lots of robot-part-shaped shrapnel. Isn't science a glorious thing? | ||
==Toys== | |||
===Transformers (2010 toyline)=== | |||
*'''Lugnut''' | |||
:Lugnut's "Punch of Kill Everything" (First seen in [[Transformers_Animated_(cartoon)|Transformers:Animated]]) is represented here by an extending gimmick built into both of his arms and, for the first time, given a technical explanation and formal device name via his packaging bio. | |||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
Revision as of 16:21, 12 December 2010
When Lugnut needs things to go boom really good (it happens often), he makes use of his handy-dandy Gravity Generators. Built into what can generously be called his hands, they create point singularities when his punch-of-kill-everything hits any given surface. This instantly leads to highly-destructive explosions and, usually, lots of robot-part-shaped shrapnel. Isn't science a glorious thing?
Toys
Transformers (2010 toyline)
- Lugnut
- Lugnut's "Punch of Kill Everything" (First seen in Transformers:Animated) is represented here by an extending gimmick built into both of his arms and, for the first time, given a technical explanation and formal device name via his packaging bio.
