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:''Rapid Run is an [[Autobot]] from the [[Universe]] conflict.'' | :''Rapid Run is an [[Autobot]] from the [[Universe]] conflict.'' | ||
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'''Rapid Run''' is a member of the [[Micromaster]] [[Railbot]]s. | '''Rapid Run''' is a member of the [[Micromaster]] [[Railbot]]s. His relationship with the [[Rapid Run (RID)|other bullet-train Rapid Run]], if any, is currently unknown. | ||
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===Universe=== | ===Universe=== | ||
*'''Rapid Run''' (Micromaster Railbot, 2005) | *'''Rapid Run''' (Micromaster Railbot, 2005) | ||
**''Accessories'': Left & right Rail Racer fists. | |||
: Rapid Run is physically identical to the 2003 [[Takara]] reissue version of [[Raise]], transforming into a "Asagiri" Special Express bullet train. He has a flip-down "peg" arm on his train-mode back-end that lets him link up with any of his teammates with a "socket" link-arm. He can form the arm to any Micromaster "Sixteam" combined robot (though he requires the train-mold-team fists), but his nominal placement is as the left arm of [[Rail Racer (Universe)|Rail Racer]]. | : Rapid Run is physically identical to the 2003 [[Takara]] reissue version of [[Raise]], transforming into a "Asagiri" Special Express bullet train. He has a flip-down "peg" arm on his train-mode back-end that lets him link up with any of his teammates with a "socket" link-arm. He can form the arm to any Micromaster "Sixteam" combined robot (though he requires the train-mold-team fists), but his nominal placement is as the left arm of [[Rail Racer (Universe)|Rail Racer]]. He was sold only on an individual card. | ||
: This mold was [[retool]]ed from [[Leaf]], keeping the robot and arm parts the same, but giving it an entirely new outer train shell. | : This mold was [[retool]]ed from [[Leaf]], keeping the robot and arm parts the same, but giving it an entirely new outer train shell. | ||
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: Like all of the Railbots, he was originally a Kay-Bee stores [[exclusive]], but later made his way to other outlets, most notably drugstores like CVS. | : Like all of the Railbots, he was originally a Kay-Bee stores [[exclusive]], but later made his way to other outlets, most notably drugstores like CVS. | ||
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==External links== | ==External links== | ||
* [http://www.tfu.info/2005/Autobot/KBRapidRun/rapidrun.htm Rapid Run at TFU.info] | * [http://www.tfu.info/2005/Autobot/KBRapidRun/rapidrun.htm Rapid Run at TFU.info] | ||
Revision as of 20:53, 12 March 2008
| The name or term "Rapid Run" refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see Rapid Run (disambiguation). |
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Rapid Run is a member of the Micromaster Railbots. His relationship with the other bullet-train Rapid Run, if any, is currently unknown.
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Universe
- Rapid Run (Micromaster Railbot, 2005)
- Accessories: Left & right Rail Racer fists.
- Rapid Run is physically identical to the 2003 Takara reissue version of Raise, transforming into a "Asagiri" Special Express bullet train. He has a flip-down "peg" arm on his train-mode back-end that lets him link up with any of his teammates with a "socket" link-arm. He can form the arm to any Micromaster "Sixteam" combined robot (though he requires the train-mold-team fists), but his nominal placement is as the left arm of Rail Racer. He was sold only on an individual card.
- This mold was retooled from Leaf, keeping the robot and arm parts the same, but giving it an entirely new outer train shell.
- Like all of the Railbots, he was originally a Kay-Bee stores exclusive, but later made his way to other outlets, most notably drugstores like CVS.
