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: Drill Bit transforms into a Cybertronic (Gigantian?) twin-drill machine, using the same general bodyform-engineering as the ''[[Armada]]'' [[Leader-1]] toy (the mold is entirely new, though). In vehicle mode, he can attach to the bucket-shovel portion of Metroplex's "Sparkdrinker" axe. He is only available with the larger Metroplex toy. | : Drill Bit transforms into a Cybertronic (Gigantian?) twin-drill machine, using the same general bodyform-engineering as the ''[[Armada]]'' [[Leader-1 (Armada)|Leader-1]] toy (the mold is entirely new, though). In vehicle mode, he can attach to the bucket-shovel portion of Metroplex's "Sparkdrinker" axe. He is only available with the larger Metroplex toy. | ||
*'''Megalo Convoy Gold Version''' (Leader-Class, 2005) | *'''Megalo Convoy Gold Version''' (Leader-Class, 2005) | ||
Revision as of 03:24, 13 April 2009
| The name or term "Drill Bit" refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see Drill Bit (disambiguation). |
- Drill Bit is a Gigantion Mini-Con from the Cybertron portion of the Unicron Trilogy continuity family.
Drill Bit is the personal attendant to the Gigantion leader Metroplex.
- Japanese name: Horri-Bull
Fiction
Animated continuity
Cybertron
Toys
Cyberron
- Metroplex (Leader-Class, 2005)
- Japanese ID number:
- Drill Bit transforms into a Cybertronic (Gigantian?) twin-drill machine, using the same general bodyform-engineering as the Armada Leader-1 toy (the mold is entirely new, though). In vehicle mode, he can attach to the bucket-shovel portion of Metroplex's "Sparkdrinker" axe. He is only available with the larger Metroplex toy.
- Megalo Convoy Gold Version (Leader-Class, 2005)
- An entirely gold-chrome-and-gold-plastic version of Metroplex and Drill Bit was made available as a contest-prize in a currently-unknown Japanese magazine, as part of the same contest as an all-gold version of Master Megatron. Fifteen Metroplexes were awarded.
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