W.A.R.S.

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W.A.R.S. is an Autobot Spychanger in the Robots in Disguise continuity family.

What is he good for? Absolutely nothing.

W.A.R.S.'s name stands for "Wicked Attack Recon Sportscar". Whether that means W.A.R.S. is wicked sweet is another discussion all-together. He loves to fight, preferably up-close and personal, and is the meanest member of the Spy Changers.

Fiction

Robots in Diguise cartoon

Voice actor: Steve Blum (English), Riki Kitazawa (Japanese)

"This isn't what it looks like."

"It had better not be!"

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Toys

Robots in Disguise

• WARS (Spy Changer, 2000)

Japanese ID number: C-007

A redeco of the Generation 2 Go-Bots Gearhead mold, WARS transforms into a Ford Thunderbird stock car. His silver windshield has heat-sensitive paint that reveals an Autobot insignia, in a method similar to the original rubsigns.

This mold was also used to make the Generation 2 Go-Bot version of Soundwave.

• Spy Changer 6 Set (Multi-pack, 2000)

Japanese ID number: C-011

All six Spy Changers were not only sold as individuals in Japan, but in a six-piece gift set as well.

• WARS clear version (Spy Changer, 2000)

An exclusive redeco of WARS in clear-red and clear-yellow plastics, this version was only available at Jusco stores in Japan, as a giveaway with purchase (of what, though, is unknown at this time).

• W.A.R.S. & Crosswise (Basic, 2001)

Available only in a two-pack with Crosswise, the Hasbro version of W.A.R.S. replaces the heat-sensitive insignia with a normal Autobot insignia tampograph on the roof of the car. The window-paint changed to metallic blue, and adds yellow stripes to the bottom edge of the vehicle sides.

• W.A.R.S. (Spy Changer, 2002)

All six original Spy Changers were redecoed in clear plastics (keeping their normal paint applications, though), and released on individual cards through Kay-Bee Toys chains. W.A.R.S. was decoed similarly to the Jusco except that the clear yellow was changed to clear orange.

• W.A.R.S. (Tiny Tins, 2002)

The normal Hasbro version of W.A.R.S. was released as part of the first assortment of Tiny Tins Transformers, coming with a carrying tin.

• Super WARS (Spy Changer, 2003)

Long after the Robots in Disguise line ended in Japan, Takara put out individually-boxed redecoes of the Spy Changers. WARS was decoed grey and dark blue.

In each case of twelve Super Spy changers, two were all-clear-plastic versions (but keeping their paint applications). All six Spy Changers had a clear variant.

• W.A.R.S. (Spy Changer, 2003)

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A second round of Kay-Bee-exclusive Spy Changers was released on individual cards. This time around, he was done in clear-purple and clear-orange. This toy was re-released unmodified in a new packaging as Universe Camshaft.

Trivia

• The WARS letters on the side of W.A.R.S.' vehicle mode is in the same font as the Beast Wars franchise logo.

External Links

• W.A.R.S. on TFU.info
  
  
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