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:''Railspike is an [[Autobot]] from the [[Universe (2003 franchise)|Universe]] conflict.'' | :''Railspike is an [[Autobot]] from the [[Universe (2003 franchise)|Universe]] conflict.'' | ||
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'''Railspike''' is a member of the [[Micromaster]] [[Railbot|Railbots]]. He ''might'' be their leader. His relationship to the other Railspike is currently unknown. | '''Railspike''' is a member of the [[Micromaster]] [[Railbot|Railbots]]. He ''might'' be their leader. His relationship to the other Railspike is currently unknown. | ||
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| This article is about the Universe Micromaster. For the Robots in Disguise bullet train, see Railspike (RID). |
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Railspike is a member of the Micromaster Railbots. He might be their leader. His relationship to the other Railspike is currently unknown.
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- Railspike (Micromaster Railbot, 2005)
- Railspike is physically identical to the 2003 Takara reissue version of Desire, transforming into a Tokaido "Nozomi" bullet train. He has a flip-down "socket" arm on his train-mode back-end that lets him link up with any of his teammates with a "peg" link-arm. He can form the chest to any Micromaster "Sixteam" combined robot (though he requires the train-mold-team torso), but his nominal placement is as the chest of Rail Racer. Sold only on an individual card, he came with the torso to the Railbots' combined robot form.
- This mold was also used to make Spark.
- Like all of the Railbots, he was originally a Kay-Bee stores exclusive, but later made his way to other outlets, most notably drugstores like CVS.
