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Revision as of 05:10, 6 October 2007
| This article is about the Beast Wars Neo Maximal. For the Cybertron Autobot, see Longrack (Cybertron). |
- Longrack is a Maximal in the Beast Wars Neo portion of the Generation 1 continuity family.

The best way to describe Longrack is that he's the kind of cadet who runs for student council president because he believes that the job really matters and should be taken seriously, darnit it all. Longrack believes rules exist to be followed. He's talky, annoying, over-serious and with a stick up his tailpipe as long as his beast-mode's neck. The "Brainy Smurf" of Big Convoy's crew, Longrack means well, but that doesn't stop him from being a major tool. In his spare time he likes to tinker with machines.
Fiction
Beast Wars Neo
Voice actor: Jun Uemoto (Japan)
Beast Wars Neo manga

IDW Beast Wars comics
Toys
Beast Wars Neo
- Longrack (,Mega, 1999)
- Japanese ID number: C-29, VS-29
- Longrack transforms into a giraffe. His beast-mode head has an extending tongue action... no, really, it has an extending tongue action. So he can... eat leaves from high trees. Look, I didn't design the damn thing, allright?
- Anyway, his robot mode is laden with gimmicks. His beast-mode forelegs each hide a spring-loaded missile launcher. His giraffe-neck becomes his right arm, which has a spring-loaded extending claw. His left arm's gauntlet has a flip-out knife, which is removable, but due to the plastic tolerances is tricky to remove and replace. He also has a third "weapon" mode that is best not talked about at all.
- Longrack was available both separately and in a vs-pack with Guiledart.
Trivia
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