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: Part of the first Series of ''[[Transformers: BotBots|BotBots]]'', Cuddletooth changes from a chainsaw into an inch-tall soft plastic robot and back. Cuddletooth is ''only'' available in one of the "[[Greaser Gang]]" themed 8-packs, along with [[Arctic Guzzlerush]], [[Dr. Moggly]], [[Duderoni]], [[Frohawk]], [[Hawt Diggity]], [[Lolly Licks]], and [[Lost Bots|Lost Bot]] [[Stinkeye Stapleton]]. | : Part of the first Series of ''[[Transformers: BotBots|BotBots]]'', Cuddletooth changes from a chainsaw into an inch-tall soft plastic robot and back. Cuddletooth is ''only'' available in one of the "[[Greaser Gang]]" themed 8-packs, along with [[Arctic Guzzlerush]], [[Dr. Moggly]], [[Duderoni]], [[Frohawk]], [[Hawt Diggity]], [[Lolly Licks]], and [[Lost Bots|Lost Bot]] [[Stinkeye Stapleton]]. | ||
: This mold was also used to make | : This mold was also used to make [[McMuzzsaw]]. | ||
[[Category: Female Transformers]] | [[Category: Female Transformers]] | ||
[[Category:Shed Heads]] | [[Category:Shed Heads]] | ||
Revision as of 21:02, 12 March 2019
- Cuddletooth is a member of the Shed Heads from BotBots.
Changed forever when mysterious energon mist descended on a mall home and garden store, an everyday chainsaw, one of the most dangerous power tools around, became something else entirely: Cuddletooth, a love-filled hug-loving little Transformer. She quickly teamed up with the rest of the new Botbots from her store to become perhaps the most affectionate member of the Shed Heads.
Toys
BotBots
- Greaser Gang (8-pack, 2018)
- Series: 1
- Level: 2 Star
- Part of the first Series of BotBots, Cuddletooth changes from a chainsaw into an inch-tall soft plastic robot and back. Cuddletooth is only available in one of the "Greaser Gang" themed 8-packs, along with Arctic Guzzlerush, Dr. Moggly, Duderoni, Frohawk, Hawt Diggity, Lolly Licks, and Lost Bot Stinkeye Stapleton.
- This mold was also used to make McMuzzsaw.
