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*Given that Downshift and [[Camshaft (G1)|Camshaft]]'s names were switched in [[Japan]], the [[Tech Spec]]s for the [[Generation 1 (Japanese toyline)|Generation 1]] Japanese release of Downshift's toy called this weapon a hand [[pulse laser]]. | *Given that Downshift and [[Camshaft (G1)|Camshaft]]'s names were switched in [[Japan]], the [[Tech Spec]]s for the [[Generation 1 (Japanese toyline)|Generation 1]] Japanese release of Downshift's toy called this weapon a hand [[pulse laser]]. | ||
[[Category:Dreamwave | [[Category:Dreamwave Generation 1 ranged weapons]] | ||
Revision as of 11:05, 23 June 2025
As an enforcer of the law, Downshift uses a non-lethal neural shock gun to incapacitate his targets.
Fiction
Dreamwave Generation One continuity
Downshift's neural shock gun made it excruciatingly painful for his targets to move for 3.6 breems per blast but as long as they remained still, the effects were painless. Downshift's More than Meets the Eye profile
Notes
- In Downshift's toy's instructions and unpublished Marvel Universe profile his weapon was a rust rifle; the neural shock gun was an unusually inventive creation of Dreamwave's More than Meets the Eye series. Sadly, in Downshift's only appearance in that continuity he was trashed by Menasor off-panel, so the neural shock gun's possibilities went unexplored.
- Given that Downshift and Camshaft's names were switched in Japan, the Tech Specs for the Generation 1 Japanese release of Downshift's toy called this weapon a hand pulse laser.
