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Revision as of 21:20, 21 March 2023
Evo-Fusion is a technique that strengthens and evolves weapons. It differs depending on the characteristics of each transformer, and its possibilities are infinite.[1]
Toys
Legacy: Evolution
The primary gimmick of Legacy: Evolution, Evo-Fusion is a continuation of Siege's "C.O.M.B.A.T. System", focusing on interactivity between weapons and figures through the use of 5 mm posts. Succeeding the Weaponizers is a new tribe of modular Junkions that can mix and match body parts and accessories to create unique robot and vehicle modes, or armor and weaponry for other bots. In a first for the concept, these Junkions can transform without the need for partsforming.
For most characters who had toys prior to Legacy, the "Evo-Fusion" gimmick is simply re-enacting features that the original toys had. Otherwise, the Evo-Fusion ability is once again about combining weapons to form new ones.
Notably, Evolution Core Class figures are not advertised to have Evo-Fusion abilities.
- Deluxe Class
- Armada Universe Hot Shot (Axelzooka)
- Needlenose (w/ Sunbeam & Zigzag) (Targetmasters combine)
- Scraphook (Junkion armor)
- Animated Universe Prowl (Mecha Stars)
- Crashbar (Junkion armor)
- Crosscut (combining weapons)
- Shrapnel (combining weapons)
- Voyager Class
- Comic Universe Tarn (combining weapons)
- Maximal Leo Prime (flip-out blasters and claws)
- Metalhawk (combining weapons)
- Twincast & Autobot Rewind (putting his blaster on the back of his radio mode ...yep)
- Leader Class
- Prime Universe Skyquake (combining weapons)
- Transmetal II Megatron (blast effect)
Buzzworthy Bumblee
Evolution co-branded figures in theBuzzworthy Bumblebee line also have Evo-Fusion technology.
- Deluxe Class
- Origin Autobot Jazz (Grappling hook blaster combination)
Notes
- While released in the first wave of Evolution toys, Breakdown is solicited as a Legacy toy, and is not regarded as a figure with the Evo-Fusion ability.
- The Transmetal II Megatron repack and figures from the Toxitron Collection subline also are not advertised to have Evo-Fusion.
Foreign names
- Japanese: Evo-Fusion (エヴォフュージョン Evo Fyūshon)
