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*'''Darth Vader / Death Star''' (2007)
*'''Darth Vader / Death Star''' (2007)
**''Accessories:'' Gun, missile, lightsaber, cape, 3 TIE Fighters, 3 stormtrooper figures, Darth Vader figure
**''Accessories:'' Gun, missile, lightsaber, cape, 3 TIE Fighters, 3 stormtrooper figures, Darth Vader figure
{{toydesigner|[[Brian Parrish]] (Hasbro)}}<ref name ="TripleParrish">[[December 9]], [[2024]] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YCb-L1RAH_U Interview] with [[Hasbro]] designer [[Brian Parrish]] on the "Triple Takeover" podcast, from their YouTube channel.</ref>


: The imposing, sole Supreme-class figure of the ''Star Wars Transformers'' toyline, this gigantic Darth Vader mech transforms into the [[Planet Buster|planet destroying]] Death Star. Featuring excellent [[articulation]], it has ratchet joints at the shoulders, elbows, hips, and knees, with swivel joints taking up the remaining few. In both modes, it has a spring loaded missile launcher that fires a small, translucent green projectile. It also features lights and sounds, with several clips taken from the movie. In robot mode, it has a seriously gigantic light saber. Taped inside the package is a cloth cape which can be attached to the back of the figure in robot mode (care must be taken to not throw it away).
: The imposing, sole Supreme-class figure of the ''Star Wars Transformers'' toyline, this gigantic Darth Vader mech transforms into the [[Planet Buster|planet destroying]] Death Star. Featuring excellent [[articulation]], it has ratchet joints at the shoulders, elbows, hips, and knees, with swivel joints taking up the remaining few. In both modes, it has a spring loaded missile launcher that fires a small, translucent green projectile. It also features lights and sounds, with several clips taken from the movie. In robot mode, it has a seriously gigantic light saber. Taped inside the package is a cloth cape which can be attached to the back of the figure in robot mode (care must be taken to not throw it away).
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::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2007/SWTF/DarthVader/darthvader.htm More information on Darth Vader/Death Star at TFU.info]''
::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2007/SWTF/DarthVader/darthvader.htm More information on Darth Vader/Death Star at TFU.info]''
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Revision as of 00:51, 25 January 2025

The Death Star is a battle station, apparently under the control of Darth Vader, whose image graces the station's alternate mode. Its defenses include TIE Fighters, stormtroopers, and a large "superlaser" cannon.

Fiction

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Vector Prime opined that the Death Star could defeat a non-Singularity incarnation of Unicron. The Complete Allspark Almanac

Toys

Star Wars Transformers

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  • Darth Vader / Death Star (2007)
    • Accessories: Gun, missile, lightsaber, cape, 3 TIE Fighters, 3 stormtrooper figures, Darth Vader figure
The imposing, sole Supreme-class figure of the Star Wars Transformers toyline, this gigantic Darth Vader mech transforms into the planet destroying Death Star. Featuring excellent articulation, it has ratchet joints at the shoulders, elbows, hips, and knees, with swivel joints taking up the remaining few. In both modes, it has a spring loaded missile launcher that fires a small, translucent green projectile. It also features lights and sounds, with several clips taken from the movie. In robot mode, it has a seriously gigantic light saber. Taped inside the package is a cloth cape which can be attached to the back of the figure in robot mode (care must be taken to not throw it away).
Like all figures in the Star Wars Transformers line, it comes with a pilot figure of the character the toy depicts. Additionally, it comes with three more figures, all of which are generic stormtroopers. Three TIE Fighters are also included, which also have a Mech Mode. Oddly, the instructions and description on the box refer to them as Mini-Cons. In both modes, panels on the back open to reveal storage compartments for the pilots and TIE Fighters, while in Mech mode there are several smaller compartments on the legs and shoulders for the pilots.
The instructions give no suggestion as to where to put the lightsaber in vehicle mode, but there is a little notch on the missile launcher (now serving as the Death Star's superlaser cannon) that allow to slide the lightsaber in it, right above Vader's lap, where there is ample room to store it. This prevent it from rattling around inside the Death Star. Additionally, the compartments on either side of the back are barely large enough to accommodate more than one TIE Fighter at a time without disassembling the solar arrays.

References

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