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: Decepticharge is essentially a US-only toy, as it only saw "release" in Japan as a prize in a contest from [[Takara]]'s ''Binaltech sourcebook''; 100 Decepticharges (in US packaging) were awarded to the winners.
: Decepticharge is essentially a US-only toy, as it only saw "release" in Japan as a prize in a contest from [[Takara]]'s ''Binaltech sourcebook''; 100 Decepticharges (in US packaging) were awarded to the winners.


: This version of the mold was intended to be released in ''Binaltech'' as [[Blackarachnia]], but was indefinitely delayed. This mold is also used as the basis for a Decepticon from the first installment of the ''[[Kiss-Player]]'' manga in ''Dengeki Diaoh'' magazine, possibly a new version of Megatron.
: This version of the mold was intended to be released in ''Binaltech'' as [[Blackarachnia]], but was indefinitely delayed. This mold is also used as the basis for a Decepticon [[Legion]] from the first installment of the ''[[Kiss-Player]]'' manga in ''Dengeki Diaoh'' magazine.
 


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Revision as of 07:32, 31 December 2006

Decepticharge is a Decepticon from the Generation 1 series.
Don't let me die before I know who I am.

Decepticharge... is evil. Yeah. He apparently likes racing.


(Note: There is fan speculation that Decepticharge is an evil version of Windcharger, due to his name and that his head was designed for an ultimately-scrapped Windcharger retool of the Ford Mustang Alternators toy. But without any form of official bio, there is nothing to really support or refute this idea.)


Fiction

Honda Binaltech Online Game

I'm HUGE.

Despite not being part of the Binaltech line, Decepticharge appears as the enemy in Honda's online Flash-animated Binaltech fighting game, as a yellow recolor of Overdrive. He is not given a specific name in this game, only the title of yokozuna ("sumo champion").

He has a wide variety of very strange powers with which to really beat the snot out of his opponents. These include growing to giant size or shrinking his opponents to tinyness then jupming up and down on them, and any number of blaster-rifle effects.

Toys

Alternators

  • Decepticharge (Alternator, 2005)
Decepticharge is a retool of the Alternators Windcharger toy, transforming into a "street performance" Honda S2000. He is covered in fake sponsor decals, advertising such products as "Dinotron Racing Fuel", "Dualor Exhaust" and "Hyperlinq Racing".
Decepticharge is essentially a US-only toy, as it only saw "release" in Japan as a prize in a contest from Takara's Binaltech sourcebook; 100 Decepticharges (in US packaging) were awarded to the winners.
This version of the mold was intended to be released in Binaltech as Blackarachnia, but was indefinitely delayed. This mold is also used as the basis for a Decepticon Legion from the first installment of the Kiss-Player manga in Dengeki Diaoh magazine.