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**''Accessories:'' Missile launcher, 3 missiles | **''Accessories:'' Missile launcher, 3 missiles | ||
: Snare transforms in to a Grumman X-29 fighter jet, and is equipped with a hand-held spring-loaded missile launcher that can mount on his jet-mode underside (although it cannot be positioned straight forward with the landing gear deployed). His [[Megavisor]] slide shows a robot mode image of [[Boss]], firing his trademark turbo-launcher. This slide mechanism allows him to connect to the larger Megavisor scopes on [[Skyquake (G1)|Skyquake]] and [[Stalker ( | : Snare transforms in to a Grumman X-29 fighter jet, and is equipped with a hand-held spring-loaded missile launcher that can mount on his jet-mode underside (although it cannot be positioned straight forward with the landing gear deployed). His [[Megavisor]] slide shows a robot mode image of [[Boss]], firing his trademark turbo-launcher. This slide mechanism allows him to connect to the larger Megavisor scopes on [[Skyquake (G1)|Skyquake]] and [[Stalker (G1)|Stalker]]. | ||
: This toy was also available in Japan as the character [[Flare Jet]]. | : This toy was also available in Japan as the character [[Flare Jet]]. | ||
Revision as of 08:03, 9 April 2009
- Snare is a Decepticon Predator from the Generation 1 continuity family.
Snare is the Predators' surveillance specialist. He has absolutely no fear; he truly doesn't care whether he lives or dies, he just intends to squeeze out every thrill he can while he's still ticking.
Fiction
Toy catalogue comic
During the Predator attack on the Turbomaster base, Snare was almost hit by Autobot fire as Rotorstorm and Stalker faced off.
Toys
Generation 1
- Snare (Small Predator, 1992)
- Accessories: Missile launcher, 3 missiles
- Snare transforms in to a Grumman X-29 fighter jet, and is equipped with a hand-held spring-loaded missile launcher that can mount on his jet-mode underside (although it cannot be positioned straight forward with the landing gear deployed). His Megavisor slide shows a robot mode image of Boss, firing his trademark turbo-launcher. This slide mechanism allows him to connect to the larger Megavisor scopes on Skyquake and Stalker.
- This toy was also available in Japan as the character Flare Jet.
