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**''Accessories:'' Missile launcher/speeder part, missile | **''Accessories:'' Missile launcher/speeder part, missile | ||
:Released as part of the 11th wave of ''Star Wars Crossovers'' figures, Yoda transforms from a Republic Attack Shuttle to a robotic Yoda. He includes a lightsaber that has nowhere to store in ship mode | :Released as part of the 11th wave of ''Star Wars Crossovers'' figures, Yoda transforms from a Republic Attack Shuttle to a robotic Yoda. He includes a lightsaber that has nowhere to store in ship mode. The cockpit has two cannons on ball-joints that can rotate back and forth. | ||
:Like all latter-designs for Star Wars Crossovers, Yoda has no place to seat a pilot mini-figure. | :Like all latter-designs for Star Wars Crossovers, Yoda has no place to seat a pilot mini-figure. | ||
Revision as of 02:11, 13 August 2020
Republic Attack Shuttles are armored shuttlecraft used by the Galactic Republic to ferry Clone Troopers and Jedi warriors across vast distances. Yoda commands a Republic Attack Shuttle that, through the power of the force, can transform into a huge robotic Yoda.
Fiction
Toy Bios
Yoda was on board a republic attack shuttle while on what was thought to be a peaceful negotiation mission with a planet seeking to join the Republic. When the negotiation turned out to be a trap set by the Confederacy, Yoda used the force to change the shuttle into an attack mech that was able to easily destroy the approaching Battle Droids.[1]
Toys
Crossovers
- Yoda to Republic Attack Shuttle (2010)
- Accessories: Missile launcher/speeder part, missile
- Released as part of the 11th wave of Star Wars Crossovers figures, Yoda transforms from a Republic Attack Shuttle to a robotic Yoda. He includes a lightsaber that has nowhere to store in ship mode. The cockpit has two cannons on ball-joints that can rotate back and forth.
- Like all latter-designs for Star Wars Crossovers, Yoda has no place to seat a pilot mini-figure.
Footnotes
- ↑ Transformers Crossovers Yoda packaging
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