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His good guy counterpart is [[Cybertron Super Scramble]].
His good guy counterpart is [[Cybertron Super Scramble]].
 
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==Toys==
==Toys==
[[Image:Decepticon Super Scramble toy.jpg|right|145px|thumb|When you didn't get a complete combiner for [[Christmas]], we all just made something like this and dealt with it. So did [[TakaraTomy|Takara]], apparently.]]
[[Image:Decepticon Super Scramble toy.jpg|right|145px|thumb|When you didn't get a complete combiner for [[Christmas]], we all just made something like this and dealt with it. So did [[TakaraTomy|Takara]], apparently.]]
There was no official release of Destron Super Scramble. His only media appearance is an issue of "[[TV Magazine]]" where they made up some bologna justification to put [[Terrorcon (G1)|Terrorcons]], [[Stunticon (G1)|Stunticons]], and [[Combaticon (G1)|Combaticons]] together.<ref>TV Magazine Color Special #33 Transformer: The Headmasters, [http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b288/monzo/hm-1.jpg cover] and [http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b288/monzo/Headmasters-Scrambles.jpg page scans] provided by [[User:Monzo|Monzo]].</ref>
There was no official release of Destron Super Scramble. His only media appearance is an issue of "[[TV Magazine]]" where they made up some bologna justification to put [[Terrorcon (G1)|Terrorcons]], [[Stunticon (G1)|Stunticons]], and [[Combaticon (G1)|Combaticons]] together.<ref>TV Magazine Color Special #33 Transformer: The Headmasters, [http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b288/monzo/hm-1.jpg cover] and [http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b288/monzo/Headmasters-Scrambles.jpg page scans] provided by [[User:Monzo|Monzo]].</ref>
While this combination can be achieved using the original ''Generation 1'' toys, creating it using later toylines is a bit more complicated. Although the Stunticons and Combaticons from the [[Combiner Wars (toyline)|''Combiner Wars'']] toyline are interchangeable, the Terrorcons from the [[Power of the Primes (toyline)|''Power of the Primes'']] toyline inclue differently sized feet parts, either resulting in a lopsided combination or necessitating a non-Terrorcon foot for Cutt-throat.
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Revision as of 15:16, 25 October 2018

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Destron Super Scramble is a Decepticon combiner from the Generation 1 continuity family.
Scale? Scale?! We don't need no stinkin' scale!

Destron Super Scramble (デストロンスーパースクランブル Desutoron Sūpā Sukuranburu) is a Decepticon Scramble City-type combiner composed by Transformers from various subgroups.

Destron Super Scramble is composed of:

  • Terrorcons
    • Hun-Gurrr , who gives the giant powerful strength. (Torso)
    • Cutthroat, making the giant capable of jumping high. (Right foot)
  • Stunticon
    • Dead End, making the giant capable of using a fierce punch. (Left arm)
  • Combaticons
    • Blast Off, making the giant capable of using a high speed punch. (Right arm)
    • Brawl, making the giant capable of standing firmly. (Left foot)

Most of the members are roughnecks, causing conflict much more easily.

His good guy counterpart is Cybertron Super Scramble.

Toys

When you didn't get a complete combiner for Christmas, we all just made something like this and dealt with it. So did Takara, apparently.

There was no official release of Destron Super Scramble. His only media appearance is an issue of "TV Magazine" where they made up some bologna justification to put Terrorcons, Stunticons, and Combaticons together.[1]

See also

References

  1. TV Magazine Color Special #33 Transformer: The Headmasters, cover and page scans provided by Monzo.