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{{disambig2|the Energon Terrorcon|the Generation 1 chronic time-traveler and body-swapper|Ravage}}
<div id="title-factionicons" style="float: right; display: none;"><div style="position: relative;">[[Decepticon|<img alt="" src="/w2/images2/thumb/d/d7/Symbol_decept_reg.jpg/28px-Symbol_decept_reg.jpg" width="28" height="30" border="0"/>]]</div></div>{{disambig3|Ravage}}
:''Battle Ravage is a [[Decepticon]] [[Terrorcon (Energon)|Terrorcon]] from the [[Energon (franchise)|Energon]] portion of the [[Unicron Trilogy]] [[continuity family]].''
:''Battle Ravage is a [[Decepticon|Decepticon]] [[Terrorcon (Energon)|Terrorcon]] from the [[Energon (franchise)|Energon]] portion of the [[Unicron Trilogy|Unicron Trilogy]] [[Continuity family|continuity family]].''
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<div style="text-align: center;">'''Have you seen me?'''</div>
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'''Battle Ravage''' is as his name suggests: a cold, heartless killing machine who will rip apart his enemies in battle with claw and tooth.
'''Battle Ravage''' is as his name suggests: a cold, heartless killing machine who will rip apart his enemies in battle with claw and tooth.


Sometimes there are lots of him.
Sometimes there are lots of him.




:''Japanese name'': '''Command Jaguar'''
:''Japanese name'': '''Command Jaguar'''




==Fiction==
==Fiction==
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<span style="font-size:125%;font-weight:900;">I want to tell you about the Transformers!</span><hr />
''This character article is a [[:Category:Character stubs missing fiction|stub]] and is missing information on their '''fictional appearances'''. You can help '''Transformers Wiki''' by [http://tfwiki.net/w2/index.php?title=Battle_Ravage_%28Energon%29&action=edit expanding it].''
 
 
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===Energon animated continuity===
===Energon animated continuity===
One of the most common forms of Terrorcon, the Battle Ravages swarmed their enemies relentlessly.  For the most part they simply gathered raw [[energon]] and fought anyone who tried to stop them.   
One of the most common forms of Terrorcon, the Battle Ravages swarmed their enemies relentlessly.  For the most part they simply gathered raw [[Energon (Energon)|energon]] and fought anyone who tried to stop them.   
 


===Dreamwave ''Armada/Energon'' comic continuity===
===Dreamwave ''Armada/Energon'' comic continuity===
Battle Ravage, in comics, is not just a drone-type form. There is an individual Battle Ravage who leads the Battle Ravage drones, a la [[Vehicon (BM)|Vehicons]].


Battle Ravage, in comics, is not just a drone-type form. There is an individual Battle Ravage who leads the Battle Ravage drones, a la [[Vehicons]].


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==Toys==
==Toys==
===Energon===
===Energon===
* '''Battle Ravage''' (Basic, 2004)
* '''Battle Ravage''' (Basic, 2004)
**''Japanese ID number'': '''SD-06'''
*''Japanese ID number'': '''SD-06'''
**''Accessories'': Spring-loaded missile launcher, fusion cannon, 1 missile, 1 Energon star  
*''Accessories'': Spring-loaded missile launcher, fusion cannon, 1 missile, 1 Energon star  


[[Image:Energon_BattleRavage_toy.jpg|thumb|left|200px|A nasty creation of Alpha Q, a mix of [[Ravage (G1)|Ravage]] and [[Megatron (G1)|Megatron]]!]]


: Battle Ravage transforms into a robotic predatory cat. He comes with a pair of clear-plastic "energon" cannons, one that fires a spring-loaded missile, the other a non-firing accessory that [[:Image:Megs_Battle_Ravage_Gun_Resemblance.JPG|greatly resembles]] the fusion cannon used by [[Generation 1]] [[Megatron (G1)|Megatron]]. These two pieces can be combined to form an "ultimate [[energon weapon]]". He also comes with a clear-plastic "[[energon chip]]" which can be attached to pretty much every new-mold ''Energon'' toy. His beast-mode tail can also detach to become a hand-held flail weapon.
[[Image:Energon BattleRavage toy.jpg|left|200px|thumb|A nasty creation of Alpha Q, a mix of Ravage and Megatron!]]
: Battle Ravage transforms into a robotic predatory cat. He comes with a pair of clear-plastic "energon" cannons, one that fires a spring-loaded missile, the other a non-firing accessory that [[:Image:Megs Battle Ravage Gun Resemblance.JPG|greatly resembles]] the fusion cannon used by [[Generation 1|Generation 1]] [[Megatron (G1)|Megatron]]. These two pieces can be combined to form an "ultimate [[Energon weapon|energon weapon]]". He also comes with a clear-plastic "[[Energon chip|energon chip]]" which can be attached to pretty much every new-mold ''Energon'' toy. His beast-mode tail can also detach to become a hand-held flail weapon.


: The [[Takara]] version has a few notable differences from the [[Hasbro]] version. The most obvious one is that the Takara version uses a darker-richer green for its energon parts, where the Hasbro version uses a light green. There are also some differences in the [[paint application]]s, from color to layout, particularly on the robot and beast-mode heads.
: The [[Takara|Takara]] version has a few notable differences from the [[Hasbro|Hasbro]] version. The most obvious one is that the Takara version uses a darker-richer green for its energon parts, where the Hasbro version uses a light green. There are also some differences in the [[Paint application|paint applications]], from color to layout, particularly on the robot and beast-mode heads.


: There are also some differences among the Hasbro versions. The first runs of the toy lacked the Decepticon sigil [[tampograph]] on the robot-mode shoulder's white disc (which the Takara version had), and very early versions lacked a peg to lock down the robot-mode head-plate to the torso. this was fixed in stages; first the peg, then the sigil was added very late in the run.
: There are also some differences among the Hasbro versions. The first runs of the toy lacked the Decepticon sigil [[Tampograph|tampograph]] on the robot-mode shoulder's white disc (which the Takara version had), and very early versions lacked a peg to lock down the robot-mode head-plate to the torso. this was fixed in stages; first the peg, then the sigil was added very late in the run.


: This mold was [[redeco]]ed to make [[Command Ravage]].
: This mold was [[Redeco|redecoed]] to make [[Command Ravage|Command Ravage]].


===Attacktix===
===Attacktix===
*'''Battle Ravage''' (Booster, 2006)
*'''Battle Ravage''' (Booster, 2006)
**''Attacktix Number'': '''TF06'''
*''Attacktix Number'': '''TF06'''
**''Faction'': Decepticon
*''Faction'': Decepticon
**''Class'': Specialist
*''Class'': Specialist
**''Special'': Attackback - 8/26 (30%) success ratio
*''Special'': Attackback - 8/26 (30%) success ratio
**''Point Cost'': 20
*''Point Cost'': 20
**''Base Speed'': 10
*''Base Speed'': 10
**''Attack Type'': Striker (Mace)
*''Attack Type'': Striker (Mace)
 


: Battle Ravage is a Striker figure with unique ball and chain (okay, ball and string) attack. ''Attacktix'' players recommend positioning the handle of the mace as close as possible to an opponent's figure, rather than attempting to strike with the ball. Ravage has 3 points of articulation (head and shoulders) not including his spring-loaded waist.
: Battle Ravage is a Striker figure with unique ball and chain (okay, ball and string) attack. ''Attacktix'' players recommend positioning the handle of the mace as close as possible to an opponent's figure, rather than attempting to strike with the ball. Ravage has 3 points of articulation (head and shoulders) not including his spring-loaded waist.
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==Trivia==
==Trivia==
* An undetermined number of unassembled Battle Ravage toys were presented as part of a toy painting workshop supervised by [[Anthony Beard]] at [[OTFCC 2004]]. These toys were slightly prepped by Anthony to give them red translucent parts.
* An undetermined number of unassembled Battle Ravage toys were presented as part of a toy painting workshop supervised by [[Anthony Beard|Anthony Beard]] at [[OTFCC 2004|OTFCC 2004]]. These toys were slightly prepped by Anthony to give them red translucent parts.


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==External links==
==External links==
*[http://www.tfu.info/2004/Decepticon/BattleRavage/battleravage.htm Battle Ravage at TFU.info]
*[http://www.tfu.info/2004/Decepticon/BattleRavage/battleravage.htm Battle Ravage at TFU.info]


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Revision as of 05:37, 19 March 2009

<div id="title-factionicons" style="float: right; display: none;"><div style="position: relative;"><img alt="" src="/w2/images2/thumb/d/d7/Symbol_decept_reg.jpg/28px-Symbol_decept_reg.jpg" width="28" height="30" border="0"/></div></div>

The name or term "Ravage" refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see Ravage (disambiguation).
Battle Ravage is a Decepticon Terrorcon from the Energon portion of the Unicron Trilogy continuity family.

<div style="border: 1px solid black; float: right; width: 150px; padding: 5px; margin: 5px;background:white;"> <div style="text-align: center;">Have you seen me?</div> <img alt="" src="/w2/images2/thumb/3/37/Soon-silhouette.jpg/150px-Soon-silhouette.jpg" width="150" height="214" border="0" /><br /> <sub>This character needs some sort of visual representation. If you have one, please replace this.</sub>


</div> Battle Ravage is as his name suggests: a cold, heartless killing machine who will rip apart his enemies in battle with claw and tooth.

Sometimes there are lots of him.



Japanese name: Command Jaguar


Fiction



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<td style="padding:0 1em 0 1em;text-align:right;"><div class="tti_messageboxdiv" style="width:100%;padding:.5em; background-color:#efefff; border:solid 1px #9f9fff;text-align:center;margin:auto;">

No, really. HE WANTS TO TELL YOU ABOUT THE TRANSFORMERS.
No, really. HE WANTS TO TELL YOU ABOUT THE TRANSFORMERS.

<span style="font-size:125%;font-weight:900;">I want to tell you about the Transformers!</span><hr /> This character article is a stub and is missing information on their fictional appearances. You can help Transformers Wiki by expanding it.


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Energon animated continuity

One of the most common forms of Terrorcon, the Battle Ravages swarmed their enemies relentlessly. For the most part they simply gathered raw energon and fought anyone who tried to stop them.


Dreamwave Armada/Energon comic continuity

Battle Ravage, in comics, is not just a drone-type form. There is an individual Battle Ravage who leads the Battle Ravage drones, a la Vehicons.


Toys

Energon

  • Battle Ravage (Basic, 2004)
  • Japanese ID number: SD-06
  • Accessories: Spring-loaded missile launcher, fusion cannon, 1 missile, 1 Energon star


File:Energon BattleRavage toy.jpg
A nasty creation of Alpha Q, a mix of Ravage and Megatron!
Battle Ravage transforms into a robotic predatory cat. He comes with a pair of clear-plastic "energon" cannons, one that fires a spring-loaded missile, the other a non-firing accessory that greatly resembles the fusion cannon used by Generation 1 Megatron. These two pieces can be combined to form an "ultimate energon weapon". He also comes with a clear-plastic "energon chip" which can be attached to pretty much every new-mold Energon toy. His beast-mode tail can also detach to become a hand-held flail weapon.
The Takara version has a few notable differences from the Hasbro version. The most obvious one is that the Takara version uses a darker-richer green for its energon parts, where the Hasbro version uses a light green. There are also some differences in the paint applications, from color to layout, particularly on the robot and beast-mode heads.
There are also some differences among the Hasbro versions. The first runs of the toy lacked the Decepticon sigil tampograph on the robot-mode shoulder's white disc (which the Takara version had), and very early versions lacked a peg to lock down the robot-mode head-plate to the torso. this was fixed in stages; first the peg, then the sigil was added very late in the run.
This mold was redecoed to make Command Ravage.

Attacktix

  • Battle Ravage (Booster, 2006)
  • Attacktix Number: TF06
  • Faction: Decepticon
  • Class: Specialist
  • Special: Attackback - 8/26 (30%) success ratio
  • Point Cost: 20
  • Base Speed: 10
  • Attack Type: Striker (Mace)


Battle Ravage is a Striker figure with unique ball and chain (okay, ball and string) attack. Attacktix players recommend positioning the handle of the mace as close as possible to an opponent's figure, rather than attempting to strike with the ball. Ravage has 3 points of articulation (head and shoulders) not including his spring-loaded waist.
Battle Ravage's "Rally" Special Power allows you to put another Battle Ravage figure back into play from the graveyard. This power allows a player to replicate the endless Battle Ravage swarms from the Energon cartoon with only a handful of Battle Ravage figures.



Trivia

  • An undetermined number of unassembled Battle Ravage toys were presented as part of a toy painting workshop supervised by Anthony Beard at OTFCC 2004. These toys were slightly prepped by Anthony to give them red translucent parts.