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===''Of Masters and Mayhem''===
===''Of Masters and Mayhem''===
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==Games==
===''Transformers Roleplaying Game''===
The Raptoricons were a brutal group of Transformers who transformed into [[jurassanoid]]s. {{storylink|Technorganic Secrets}}


==Notes==
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==References==
==References==
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[[Category:Generation 1 factions]]
[[Category:Generation 1 factions]]
[[Category:Transformers Roleplaying Game subgroups]]

Revision as of 20:49, 26 August 2025

The Raptoricons are an unaligned subgroup from the Of Masters and Mayhem portion of the Generation 1 continuity family.
The InGen logo would have been too on-the-nose.

Breaking away from the Decepticons, the Raptoricons live on their own in the wilds of the planet Chicxulania.

Its members include:

Fiction

Of Masters and Mayhem


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Life Finds a Way


Games

Transformers Roleplaying Game

The Raptoricons were a brutal group of Transformers who transformed into jurassanoids. Technorganic Secrets

Notes

  • We shouldn't have to tell you that the Raptoricons homage many elements of Jurassic Park.
  • Each member of the Raptoricons takes cues from different scientific and pop-cultural reconstructions of dromaeosaur dinosaurs. Gnash is based on the inaccurate but enduring lizard-like raptors of Jurassic Park, and the sparsely feathered Thrashclaw represents a "compromise between feathers and scales" endemic to many modern pop-culture depictions of raptors. Slice and Shred skew towards the paleontologically accurate side of the spectrum; Shred's fluffy Velociraptor adheres to modern knowledge of dinosaur anatomy while Slice was designed to show "how you can make feathered raptors intimidating and cool." [1] And who doesn't think that transforming raptors are cool?

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