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[[Image:Blaze-toy.jpg|right|200px|thumb|Blaze doesn't just have delicious candy; he is delicious candy.]] | [[Image:Blaze-toy.jpg|right|200px|thumb|Blaze doesn't just have delicious candy; he is delicious candy.]] | ||
* '''Sparkabots''' (1994) | * '''Sparkabots''' (1994) | ||
** [[Fizzle]] | ** [[Fizzle|Blaze]] | ||
** [[Flamefeather]] | ** [[Flamefeather]] | ||
** [[Sizzle (G1)|Sizzle]] | ** [[Sizzle (G1)|Sizzle]] | ||
Revision as of 08:55, 10 December 2012
| This article is about the Generation 1 Autobot subgroup. For the Kiss Play Autobot subgroup, see Sparkbot. |
- The Sparkabots are an Autobot subgroup from the Generation 1 continuity family.
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The Sparkabots are a sub-group of Autobots, who can each unleash a torrent of flames from their vehicle forms. The Sparkabots are...
Fiction
Marvel Comics continuity
They are the Sparkler Mini-Bots.
Toys
Generation 1

- The Sparkabots were sold carded at the $3 price point. Like other such toys, they are small in size, simple to transform, and feature very limited articulation. Each toy features a friction-motor that causes "cold" sparks to shoot from the rear section of their alternate modes as well as propelling the toy forward on smooth surfaces.
- This set of molds was used to make the Japanese Autobot Sparkdash members.
Generation 2

- Sparkabots (1994)
- Four Sparkabots, including two Decepticon characters that were branded as Firecons originally, were released in Generation 2, and only in Europe. Sizzle is a redeco of his original toy; Blaze is a renamed Fizzle. Although both toys feature new individual card artwork, they did not receive proper Tech Specs or bios—only a motto. Later UK comics would fill in the missing character information.



