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'''Ransack''' seems to live to antagonize the [[Autobot]] builder [[Smokescreen (Universe)|Smokescreen]]. Whenever Smokescreen finishes a new building or installation or piece of art, Ransack is lurking not too far away in the shadows, waiting to demolish it. It's kind of petty, really.
'''Ransack''' seems to live to antagonize the [[Autobot]] builder [[Smokescreen (Armada)|Smokescreen]]. Whenever Smokescreen finishes a new building or installation or piece of art, Ransack is lurking not too far away in the shadows, waiting to demolish it. It's kind of petty, really.


Ransack's [[Mini-Con]] partner appears to be an alternate-universe incarnation of [[Refute]].
Ransack's [[Mini-Con]] partner appears to be an alternate-universe incarnation of [[Refute]].
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*'''Smokescreen with Liftor vs. Ransack with Refute''' (Battle in a Box, 2004)
*'''Smokescreen with Liftor vs. Ransack with Refute''' (Battle in a Box, 2004)


: Ransack is a [[redeco]] of the ''[[Armada (toyline)|Armada]]'' [[Smokescreen (Armada)|Hoist]] mold, transforming into a heavy shovel-arm digging machine. He was slightly [[Retool|retooled]] so the plate on his shovel-arm was flat rather than having a molded [[faction symbol]]. His shovel-arm is locked until a [[Mini-Con]] is placed on the [[Powerlinx]] plug on the top, which activates a "punching" gimmick. He was only available in a [[Battle in a Box]] multi-pack along with [[Smokescreen (Universe)|Smokescreen]], [[Liftor]] and [[Refute]]. This set was only available in "[[market six]]" stores like Kohl's.
: Ransack is a [[redeco]] of the ''[[Armada (toyline)|Armada]]'' [[Smokescreen (Armada)|Hoist]] mold, transforming into a heavy shovel-arm digging machine. He was slightly [[Retool|retooled]] so the plate on his shovel-arm was flat rather than having a molded [[faction symbol]]. His shovel-arm is locked until a [[Mini-Con]] is placed on the [[Powerlinx]] plug on the top, which activates a "punching" gimmick. He was only available in a [[Battle in a Box]] multi-pack along with [[Smokescreen (Armada)|Smokescreen]], [[Liftor]] and [[Refute]]. This set was only available in "[[market six]]" stores like Kohl's.


: This version of the mold has a common misassembly error; his left arm's ratchet-joint is off a notch, preventing the arm from "clicking" to a proper level-with-the-ground position in vehicle mode.
: This version of the mold has a common misassembly error; his left arm's ratchet-joint is off a notch, preventing the arm from "clicking" to a proper level-with-the-ground position in vehicle mode.

Revision as of 19:41, 8 June 2011

The name or term "Ransack" refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see Ransack (disambiguation).
Ransack is a Decepticon from the Universe war.
File:TFU03-Ransack-robot.jpg

Ransack seems to live to antagonize the Autobot builder Smokescreen. Whenever Smokescreen finishes a new building or installation or piece of art, Ransack is lurking not too far away in the shadows, waiting to demolish it. It's kind of petty, really.

Ransack's Mini-Con partner appears to be an alternate-universe incarnation of Refute.

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Universe

File:TFU03-Ransack-vehicle.jpg
  • Smokescreen with Liftor vs. Ransack with Refute (Battle in a Box, 2004)
Ransack is a redeco of the Armada Hoist mold, transforming into a heavy shovel-arm digging machine. He was slightly retooled so the plate on his shovel-arm was flat rather than having a molded faction symbol. His shovel-arm is locked until a Mini-Con is placed on the Powerlinx plug on the top, which activates a "punching" gimmick. He was only available in a Battle in a Box multi-pack along with Smokescreen, Liftor and Refute. This set was only available in "market six" stores like Kohl's.
This version of the mold has a common misassembly error; his left arm's ratchet-joint is off a notch, preventing the arm from "clicking" to a proper level-with-the-ground position in vehicle mode.
This mold was also used for BotCon 2006's "Darksyde" Dinobot and Cybertron Longrack.