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*'''Fearswoop''' (Trakkon, 1993) | *'''Fearswoop''' (Trakkon, 1993) | ||
: Available only in European markets, Fearswoop transforms into a Lockheed-Martin YF-22 Raptor fighter jet. In this mode, his large and very un-aerodynamic weapon stand can be mounted on his back end. This weapon uses a combination of the light-piping and gear-wheel gimmicks so that when you look through the "viewscope" and turn the wheel beneath, as the twin gun | : Available only in European markets, Fearswoop transforms into a Lockheed-Martin YF-22 Raptor fighter jet. In this mode, his large and very un-aerodynamic weapon stand can be mounted on his back end. This weapon uses a combination of the light-piping and gear-wheel gimmicks so that when you look through the "viewscope" and turn the wheel beneath, as the twin gun barrels pom-pom back-and-forth, the view from the scope makes it look like twin beams of laser-fire are striking whatever you're looking at. | ||
Revision as of 07:29, 29 August 2006
- Fearswoop is a Decepticon from the Generation 2 portion of the Generation 1 continuity family.
Fearswoop is really, really, super-evil and mean and nasty. He has advanced stealth capabilities that let him swoop down on unsuspecting targets fast, riddling them with machinegun fire before they even know what hit them.
Alternate European-market name: Black Omen
Toys
Generation 2
- Fearswoop (Trakkon, 1993)
- Available only in European markets, Fearswoop transforms into a Lockheed-Martin YF-22 Raptor fighter jet. In this mode, his large and very un-aerodynamic weapon stand can be mounted on his back end. This weapon uses a combination of the light-piping and gear-wheel gimmicks so that when you look through the "viewscope" and turn the wheel beneath, as the twin gun barrels pom-pom back-and-forth, the view from the scope makes it look like twin beams of laser-fire are striking whatever you're looking at.
