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He and his unit were sent by their [[Duty Sergeant]] to attack a [[Neutral]]ist holdout in the nearby town of [[Yuss]]. They were ambushed by an [[Autobot]] infiltration unit. | He and his unit were sent by their [[Duty Sergeant]] to attack a [[Neutral]]ist holdout in the nearby town of [[Yuss]]. They were ambushed by an [[Autobot]] infiltration unit. | ||
When Switchblade was destroyed by an incendiary missile, the explosion (and the sharp, pointy shrapnel) engulfed Ripsnorter as well. {{storylink|The Magnificent Six!|The Magnificent Six!}} | When Switchblade was destroyed by an incendiary [[missile]], the explosion (and the sharp, pointy shrapnel) engulfed Ripsnorter as well, before he could even fire his [[thermo-laser blaster]]. {{storylink|The Magnificent Six!|The Magnificent Six!}} | ||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
Revision as of 16:38, 2 August 2021
- Ripsnorter is a Decepticon from the Marvel portion of the Generation 1 continuity family.
Ripsnorter is a psychotic killer model Decepticon. All muscle and no mercy, Ripsnorter's heavyweight physique is a sharp counterpoint to his lithe partner Switchblade.
Ripsnorter carries a thermo-laser blaster magnetically clamped to his right thigh. He appears to have an animal altmode.
Fiction
Marvel The Transformers comics
Ripsnorter appeared exclusively in the UK portion of the Marvel Comics continuity.
Prior to the Ark's launch, Ripsnorter was assigned to Fort Scyk.
He and his unit were sent by their Duty Sergeant to attack a Neutralist holdout in the nearby town of Yuss. They were ambushed by an Autobot infiltration unit.
When Switchblade was destroyed by an incendiary missile, the explosion (and the sharp, pointy shrapnel) engulfed Ripsnorter as well, before he could even fire his thermo-laser blaster. The Magnificent Six!
Notes
- The picture at right could actually be Pounder, but Ripsnorter had a gun and Pounder did not.
