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| The name or term "Powered Convoy" refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see Powered Convoy (disambiguation). |
- Powered Convoy is an Autobot from the Generation 1 continuity family.
"Powered Convoy" is a clone of Ultra Magnus created by Shockwave.
Fiction
Dreamwave Generation 1 comics
Powered Convoy was one of several clones created by Shockwave in the same program that produced Sunstorm. While in a tube, he was discovered by the Battlechargers, who released Sunstorm. The laboratory the clones were stored in was soon destroyed by Sunstorm. Night of the Combaticons
Toys
Generation 1
- Ultra Magnus Yokokuhen Version (2001)
- Japanese ID number: C-69
- Accessories: Large robot head, rifle, chest plate, trailer connector/waist plate, 2 small robot fists (left & right), 2 missile launchers, 4 missiles
- "Powered Convoy" was repurposed from the Ultra Magnus Yokokuhen Version toy. In the early stages of the development of The Transformers: The Movie, promotional footage for the movie was released that depicted Ultra Magnus in the black, red and dark blue color scheme of the original Diaclone Powered Convoy toy. As the second of two exclusive redecos released in the wake of the 2000 reissue of the original Ultra Magnus toy, the "Movie Preview Version" (予告編バージョン Yokokuhen Bājon)[1] of Ultra Magnus paid homage to this early appearance. He is just a redeco of the Magnus figure, however, and so despite his resemblance to the Diaclone figure, he still lacks that toy's exclusive features, like Powered Buggy, wheels in his chestplate, and a Diaclone pilot.
- Movie Preview Version Ultra Magnus was available exclusively at Toy Festival 2001, held on February 26, 2001 in Tokyo, Japan, limited to 1,500 pieces.
References
- ↑ "Yokukuhen" can also mean "Movie Trailer"; the terms appear to be interchangeable in Japanese.
