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* Noise Effect's instructions—as well as those of his contemporary exclusives [[Dragoyell]], [[Torque Gain]] and [[Wedge Shape]]—use the "classic" Japanese ''Transformers'' logo, ostensibly placing him within the Generation 1 continuity family. However, Dragoyell and Wedge Shape use [[Maximal]] and [[Predacon (BW)|Predacon]] sigils as well. It would appear then that he is from a "transitional" period from Generation 1 to the [[Beast Era]]—though chances are, [[TakaraTomy]] didn't put even that much thought into it. Toys | * Noise Effect's instructions—as well as those of his contemporary exclusives [[Dragoyell]], [[Torque Gain]] and [[Wedge Shape]]—use the "classic" Japanese ''Transformers'' logo, ostensibly placing him within the Generation 1 continuity family. However, Dragoyell and Wedge Shape use [[Maximal]] and [[Predacon (BW)|Predacon]] sigils as well. It would appear then that he is from a "transitional" period from Generation 1 to the [[Beast Era]]—though chances are, [[TakaraTomy]] didn't put even that much thought into it. Toys are toys. | ||
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Revision as of 15:10, 20 July 2009
- Noise Effect is an Autobot-allied Mini-Con from the Generation 1/Beast Wars continuity family.
Noise Effect (ノイズイフェクト Noizu Ifekuto) is, well, somebody.
Toys
Generation 1
- Noise Effect (Mini-Con, 2007)
- A redeco of the Classics Mini-Con Thunderwing (who is identical to the Cybertron Mini-Con Nightscream), Noise Effect transforms into an F-14 Tomcat swing-wing fighter jet.
- Noise Effect is an exclusive to Ito Yokaido stores, available only on July 20th, 2007, with the purchase of Transformers product. The exact stipulations as to what kind or how much product are not known at this point.
Notes
- Noise Effect's instructions—as well as those of his contemporary exclusives Dragoyell, Torque Gain and Wedge Shape—use the "classic" Japanese Transformers logo, ostensibly placing him within the Generation 1 continuity family. However, Dragoyell and Wedge Shape use Maximal and Predacon sigils as well. It would appear then that he is from a "transitional" period from Generation 1 to the Beast Era—though chances are, TakaraTomy didn't put even that much thought into it. Toys are toys.
