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[[Image:Legout-art.jpg|right|250px|thumb|Sounds like the kind of dude [[Skywarp (G1)|Skywarp]] would like.]] | [[Image:Legout-art.jpg|right|250px|thumb|Sounds like the kind of dude [[Skywarp (G1)|Skywarp]] would like.]] | ||
'''Legout''' (レッグアウト ''Regguauto'') is the combination of [[Dile]] and [[Saur]], and contains a supercomputer that records information for the [[Autobot|Autobots]]. Unlike his older brother, [[Decibel]], Legout is carefree and easily enthused. His shoulder-mounted Wave Blasters can overload Decepticon audio receptors and deafen them, which makes them not so enthused. | '''Legout''' (レッグアウト ''Regguauto'') is the combination of [[Dile]] and [[Saur]], and contains a supercomputer that records information for the [[Autobot|Autobots]]. Unlike his older brother, [[Decibel]], Legout is carefree and easily enthused. His shoulder-mounted Wave Blasters can overload Decepticon audio receptors and deafen them, which makes them ''not'' so enthused. | ||
{{bigquote|Just carried away by the beat, [[Manta Ray (G2)|Manta Ray]].|Decibel gets knocked down, but he gets up again|"[[Metro Wars]]"}} | |||
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==Fiction== | |||
===Japanese cartoon continuity=== | |||
Legout was stationed at [[Metroplex (G1)|Scramble City]] during its rebuilding in the wake of [[Metrotitan (Zone)|Metrotitan]]'s betrayal. When Metrotitan and [[Straxus (G1)|Straxus]]'s forces returned to finish the job, Legout eagerly joined the battle. As the Decepticons beat a hasty retreat after a show of colossal power from Metroplex, [[Manta Ray (G2)|Manta Ray]] helped Legout back to his feet, which the combiner took in stride. {{Storylink|Metro Wars}} | |||
==Toy== | ==Toy== | ||
===The Headmasters=== | ===The Headmasters=== | ||
[[Image:Headmasters Legout Toy.jpg|150px|thumb|XL102 gets the Leg out!]] | [[Image:Headmasters Legout Toy.jpg|150px|thumb|XL102 gets the Leg out!]] | ||
*'''Dairu''' | *'''Dairu''' (W Cassettebot, 1987) | ||
*'''Zauru''' {{sic}} (W Cassettebot, 1987) | |||
:Legout is the combination of the Dile and Saur toys, both sold separately. The two dinosaur-bots combine into a single humanoid form. | |||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
*Legout plays guitar as part of a band that includes [[Slamdance (G1)|Slamdance]] and [[Decibel]] on the retailer incentive cover to "[[Spotlight: Blaster]]". | * Legout plays guitar as part of a band that includes [[Slamdance (G1)|Slamdance]] and [[Decibel]] on the retailer incentive cover to "[[Spotlight: Blaster]]". | ||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
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[[Category:Mini-Cassettes]] | [[Category:Mini-Cassettes]] | ||
[[Category:The Headmasters Autobots]] | [[Category:The Headmasters Autobots]] | ||
Revision as of 07:48, 28 August 2013
- Legout is an Autobot Mini-Cassette combiner from the Headmasters portion of the Generation 1 continuity family.

Legout (レッグアウト Regguauto) is the combination of Dile and Saur, and contains a supercomputer that records information for the Autobots. Unlike his older brother, Decibel, Legout is carefree and easily enthused. His shoulder-mounted Wave Blasters can overload Decepticon audio receptors and deafen them, which makes them not so enthused.
| “ | Just carried away by the beat, Manta Ray. | ” |
—Decibel gets knocked down, but he gets up again, "Metro Wars" | ||
Fiction
Japanese cartoon continuity
Legout was stationed at Scramble City during its rebuilding in the wake of Metrotitan's betrayal. When Metrotitan and Straxus's forces returned to finish the job, Legout eagerly joined the battle. As the Decepticons beat a hasty retreat after a show of colossal power from Metroplex, Manta Ray helped Legout back to his feet, which the combiner took in stride. Metro Wars
Toy
The Headmasters

- Dairu (W Cassettebot, 1987)
- Zauru [sic] (W Cassettebot, 1987)
- Legout is the combination of the Dile and Saur toys, both sold separately. The two dinosaur-bots combine into a single humanoid form.
Notes
- Legout plays guitar as part of a band that includes Slamdance and Decibel on the retailer incentive cover to "Spotlight: Blaster".


