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== Toys ==
== Toys ==
=== Generation 1 ===
=== Generation 1 ===
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: Deceptor is a functional "5-Function" digital wristwatch (Month, day, hour, minutes, seconds. Hell of a range there, huh?) from Takara’s [[Kronoform]] line, revived as ''Transformers'' merchandise. He transforms from a robot to a jet with a robotic bird-head as his nosecone, and has a third watch mode for when he is attached to the plastic watch-band. He came in at least three different colors; gray, blue, and chromed gold.  
: Deceptor is a functional "5-Function" digital wristwatch (Month, day, hour, minutes, seconds. Hell of a range there, huh?) from Takara’s [[Kronoform]] line, revived as ''Transformers'' merchandise. He transforms from a robot to a jet with a robotic bird-head as his nosecone, and has a third watch mode for when he is attached to the plastic watch-band. He came in at least three different colors; gray, blue, and chromed gold.  


 
==Notes==
== Trivia ==
*Yes, he's an Autobot.  
*Yes, he's an Autobot.  



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Deceptor is an Autobot from the Generation 1 continuity family.
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Deceptor is one of several Transformers who turn into wristwatches. It is unknown if he retains his small size when in his non-watch modes. He may also be able to manipulate time.

Toys

Generation 1

  • Deceptor (Kronoform, 1985)
Deceptor is a functional "5-Function" digital wristwatch (Month, day, hour, minutes, seconds. Hell of a range there, huh?) from Takara’s Kronoform line, revived as Transformers merchandise. He transforms from a robot to a jet with a robotic bird-head as his nosecone, and has a third watch mode for when he is attached to the plastic watch-band. He came in at least three different colors; gray, blue, and chromed gold.

Notes

  • Yes, he's an Autobot.
  • Deceptor uses the exact same cross-sell on the back of his packaging as Autoceptor, showing the entire Kronoform line—from 1984. As such, he's not on there.
  • A tan Deceptor is shown as part of the "Watchbot" sub-group in the Japanese Transformers First Series Complete guidebook. However, it is currently unknown if Deceptor was ever offered as a mail-away in Japan like Autoceptor was.