Victory Saber

Victory Saber is an Autobot from the Victory portion of the Generation 1 continuity family.

Victory at the point of a sword

Victory Saber is the fused form of Star Saber and Victory Leo. While a seemingly basic transformation the fusion drastically increases both speed and power. However, as a drawback, Victory Leo's savage personality can override Star Saber's calm and collected nature turning him into a complete psychopath.

Fiction

Victory

Voice actor: Hideyuki Tanaka (Japan)

Victory Saber first appeared when Deathsaurus developed a super-smart missile launcher that he boasted could wipe out the human race as threat to keep the Autobots to from interfering with his plans. Deathsaurus boasted that Star Saber couldn't reach the missile launcher before the missiles fired, but didn't count on him combining with Victory Leo. In vehicle mode, Victory Saber quickly reached the missile launcher, thrashed Deathsaurus (who wasn't about to let his weapon get destroyed), and destroyed it. From then on, Victory Saber proved a major threat to the Decepticons that not even Liokaiser could beat.

When Deathsaurus got the energy that he needed to reactivate his Decepticon Space City, not even Victory Saber was a match for it. After Deathsaurus and Liokaiser were defeated, Victory Saber destroyed the fortress by using information supplied by the turncoat Dinoforce to attack a weak point.

Zone

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I am good guy. No, really.

Victory Saber was lost in a explosion after the Nine Great Demon Generals destroyed the planet Feminia. Dai Atlas and Sonic Bomber set out to search him, only to find the heavily injured Victory Saber.

Later, Victory Saber inaugurated Dai Atlas as the new Autobot Supreme Commander.

PD Type manga

After combining into Victory Saber to do battle with Liokaiser, Star Saber becomes irritated to the point of shouting after Victory Leo continuously interrupts his dramatic speeches with incessant roaring.

Toys

Generation 1

• Victory Saber (1989)

Japanese ID number: C-328

Robot Masters

Available at many discount bootleg stores

• Victory Saber (2004)

Japanese ID number: RM-17

• Victory Saber (eHobby exclusive, 2005)

An "evil recolor" of the Victory Saber two-pack completed with Decepticon symbols. The red, white, yellow, and blue plastics were replaced with the black, purple, teal and bronze plastics. This redeco represents Victory Saber in "optical camouflage" paintjobs for use on an undercover mission to investigate Decepticon dealings in the Middle East black market.

External links

• Victory Saber at TFU.info

From Teletraan I: The Transformers Wiki, a Wikia wiki.