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*[[Rollout (G1)#Toys|Rollout]]'s [[toy]] came with a [[photon gun]], as identified in his [[instructions]], which could attach to [[Glitch (G1)|Glitch]] or be held by Rollout. However, his [[packaging]] [[bio]] only describes the photon gun as one of Glitch's [[weapon]]s and so as happened with many of the [[Action Master]]s, Rollout's [[Dreamwave Productions|Dreamwave]] ''More than Meets the Eye'' [[profile]] came up with a new weapon for him to wield, presumably because the writers did not have access to the toy's instructions for reference. | *[[Rollout (G1)#Toys|Rollout]]'s [[toy]] came with a [[photon gun]], as identified in his [[instructions]], which could attach to [[Glitch (G1)|Glitch]] or be held by Rollout. However, his [[packaging]] [[bio]] only describes the photon gun as one of Glitch's [[weapon]]s and so as happened with many of the [[Action Master]]s, Rollout's [[Dreamwave Productions|Dreamwave]] ''More than Meets the Eye'' [[profile]] came up with a new weapon for him to wield, presumably because the writers did not have access to the toy's instructions for reference. | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:07, 23 June 2025
Sometimes the Autobot covert operative Rollout is armed with a shrapnel gun.
Fiction
[edit]Dreamwave Generation One continuity
[edit]Rollout was armed with a powerful shrapnel gun. Rollout's More than Meets the Eye profile
Notes
[edit]- Rollout's toy came with a photon gun, as identified in his instructions, which could attach to Glitch or be held by Rollout. However, his packaging bio only describes the photon gun as one of Glitch's weapons and so as happened with many of the Action Masters, Rollout's Dreamwave More than Meets the Eye profile came up with a new weapon for him to wield, presumably because the writers did not have access to the toy's instructions for reference.
