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==Toys== | ==Toys== | ||
===Generation 1=== | |||
* Hook (1985) | |||
: ''Japanese ID number:'' '''33''' | |||
* "Hook" (1992) | |||
: This European exclusive version of Hook was yellow, but with the darker purple from the original toy instead of the lighter Generation 2 shade, and came with no Devastator parts. It also lacke the peg used to connect with Bonecrusher. This toy was not officaly named, as he came on a card shared by the other Constructicons. | |||
===Generation 2=== | |||
* Hook (yellow) (1993) | |||
*Hook (orange) (1993) | |||
: This version of Hook was a Kay-Bee Toys exclusive. | |||
[[Category:Stub]] | [[Category:Stub]] | ||
Revision as of 02:06, 23 September 2006
- Hook is a Decepticon Constructicon in the Generation 1 continuity family.

The snob of the Constructicons, Hook considers himself an artist. He looks upon the rest of the Decepticons almost as peasants, beneath him to a degree. Though full of himself, Hook is a master craftsman, having truly earned his insufferable ego.
Hook transforms into a mobile crane for heavy lifting. When combined with his fellow Constructicons, he forms the upper torso and head of Devastator.
Japanese name: Glen
Fiction
Animated continuity
Marvel Comics continuity
Dreamwave Comics continuity
Toys
Generation 1
- Hook (1985)
- Japanese ID number: 33
- "Hook" (1992)
- This European exclusive version of Hook was yellow, but with the darker purple from the original toy instead of the lighter Generation 2 shade, and came with no Devastator parts. It also lacke the peg used to connect with Bonecrusher. This toy was not officaly named, as he came on a card shared by the other Constructicons.
Generation 2
- Hook (yellow) (1993)
- Hook (orange) (1993)
- This version of Hook was a Kay-Bee Toys exclusive.

