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==Toys==
==Toys==
===Robots in Disguise (2015)===
===Robots in Disguise (2015)===
[[File:RID15-toy Galvatronus.jpg|right|thumb|250px|]]
*'''Galvatronus''' (Team Combiner, 2017)
*'''Galvatronus''' (Team Combiner, 2017)
**''Accessories'': Rifle
**''Accessories'': Rifle


:Part of the second wave of ''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2015 toyline)| Robots in Disguise]]'' Team Combiners, Galvatronus was only available as a complete 5-pack of bots. Each toy has a vehicle-to-robot transformation as well as a combined mode. The Deluxe-scale [[Cyclonus (WFC)#TeamCombiner|Cyclonus]] forms the torso, while the four Legends-sized Decepticons form the limbs: space-fighters [[Cyberwarp#Toys|Cyberwarp]] and [[Skyjack (RID)#Toys|Skyjack]] form the arms, while ground vehicles [[Treadshock#Toys|Treadshock]] and [[Riotgear#Toys|Riotgear]] form the legs.
:Part of the second wave of ''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2015 toyline)|Robots in Disguise]]'' Team Combiners, Galvatronus was only available as a complete 5-pack of bots. Each toy has a vehicle-to-robot transformation as well as a combined mode. The Deluxe-scale [[Cyclonus (WFC)#TeamCombiner|Cyclonus]] forms the torso, while the four Legends-sized Decepticons form the limbs: space-fighters [[Cyberwarp#Toys|Cyberwarp]] and [[Skyjack (RID)#Toys|Skyjack]] form the arms, while ground vehicles [[Treadshock#Toys|Treadshock]] and [[Riotgear#Toys|Riotgear]] form the legs.


: Each toy uses the same universal combination joint as the other Team Combiners and the [[Crash Combiner]]s, which can lead to some... ''interesting'' combinations, given that most robots form very specific body parts when combined. Mixing Crash Combiners with Team Combiners leads to some ''especially'' weird results.
: Each toy uses the same universal combination joint as the other Team Combiners and the [[Crash Combiner]]s, which can lead to some... ''interesting'' combinations, given that most robots form very specific body parts when combined. Mixing Crash Combiners with Team Combiners leads to some ''especially'' weird results.


==Notes==
==Notes==

Revision as of 23:27, 11 October 2017

This article is about the Robots in Disguise Decepticon combiner. For the Generation 1 Decepticon combiner, see Galvatronus (Generations).
Galvatronus is a Decepticon combiner from the Robots in Disguise portion of the Aligned continuity family.
File:RID2015toy Galvatronus.jpg
"For so long, I've been able to take anything I wanted. But it wasn't enough. I should have been able to rule the world with my power! And through you, that's exactly what I'm doing."

Galvatronus is a combiner composed of Cyclonus, Cyberwarp, Skyjack, Treadshock, and Riotgear.

Fiction

2015 Robots in Disguise cartoon

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Games

Transformers: Robots in Disguise mobile game

Version Unlock Cost (Energon) Unlock Cost (Ultra Sparks)
Crash Combiner 8000 40

Galvatronus was among the many Decepticons available to repel an Insecticon invasion. Robots in Disguise


Toys

Robots in Disguise (2015)

  • Galvatronus (Team Combiner, 2017)
    • Accessories: Rifle
Part of the second wave of Robots in Disguise Team Combiners, Galvatronus was only available as a complete 5-pack of bots. Each toy has a vehicle-to-robot transformation as well as a combined mode. The Deluxe-scale Cyclonus forms the torso, while the four Legends-sized Decepticons form the limbs: space-fighters Cyberwarp and Skyjack form the arms, while ground vehicles Treadshock and Riotgear form the legs.
Each toy uses the same universal combination joint as the other Team Combiners and the Crash Combiners, which can lead to some... interesting combinations, given that most robots form very specific body parts when combined. Mixing Crash Combiners with Team Combiners leads to some especially weird results.

Notes

  • Gavlatronus actually got an early "release" through the HasCon 2017 "Boutique" (aka "buy our stuff" area), which featured several Hasbro toys that hadn't made it out to retail yet.