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Exclusively used by the [[Predacon ( | Exclusively used by the [[Predacon (BW)|Predacons]] and their [[Decepticon]] forces, '''pulsar bombs''' are flat rectangular devices with enough explosive power to destroy a reinforced rail bridge. They have a [[Playskool|brightly-coloured]] electronic interface. | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:15, 14 July 2021
Exclusively used by the Predacons and their Decepticon forces, pulsar bombs are flat rectangular devices with enough explosive power to destroy a reinforced rail bridge. They have a brightly-coloured electronic interface.
Fiction
[edit]2001 Robots in Disguise cartoon
[edit]The Predacons used a single pulsar bomb to destroy a railway bridge in order to threaten the Linear RFG train. Bullet Train to the Rescue
The Decepticon Commandos attached a number of pulsar bombs to Sherman Dam in an attempt to destroy it. Unfortunately for them, Sky-Byte had Dark Scream override Scourge's control of the bombs and slave them to his own radio control. Unfortunately for Sky-Byte, the radio control was knocked out of his hand before he could detonate the pulsar bombs and prove himself to Megatron. Megatron was very unhappy. Commandos
Animated cartoon
[edit]Omega Supreme also packs pulsar bombs, which aren't quite as colorful as they once were. However, the vocabulary of any Decepticon hit by them certainly is. The AllSpark Almanac
