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Yet another turbo-revving punk.
 
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''Skram is an [[Autobot]] from the [[Generation 2]] section of [[Generation 1]] continuity.''
:''Skram is an [[Autobot]] from the [[Generation 2]] section of [[Generation 1]] continuity.''


'''Skram''' is a brash, careless punk-bot who is going to get his shiny head blown off one of these days, if he doesn't keep underestimating the enemy and dashing headlong into trouble.  It's not that Skram is stupid; he's not.  He's simply the polar opposite of his slow-thinking comrade [[Turbofire]]; smart, but seldom giving his brain a chance to run even the slightest analysis before shooting off to wreak havoc in the enemy ranks.   
'''Skram''' is a brash, careless punk-bot who is going to get his shiny head blown off one of these days, if he doesn't keep underestimating the enemy and dashing headlong into trouble.  It's not that Skram is stupid; he's not.  He's simply the polar opposite of his slow-thinking comrade [[Turbofire]]; smart, but seldom giving his brain a chance to run even the slightest analysis before shooting off to wreak havoc in the enemy ranks.   
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*'''Skram''' (Axelerator, 1993/1994)
*'''Skram''' (Axelerator, 1993/1994)


==External Links==
==External links==
*[http://www.tfu.info/1993/Autobot/Skram/skram.htm Skram at TFU.info]
*[http://www.tfu.info/1993/Autobot/Skram/skram.htm Skram at TFU.info]



Revision as of 20:00, 6 October 2006

Skram is an Autobot from the Generation 2 section of Generation 1 continuity.

Skram is a brash, careless punk-bot who is going to get his shiny head blown off one of these days, if he doesn't keep underestimating the enemy and dashing headlong into trouble. It's not that Skram is stupid; he's not. He's simply the polar opposite of his slow-thinking comrade Turbofire; smart, but seldom giving his brain a chance to run even the slightest analysis before shooting off to wreak havoc in the enemy ranks.

Toys

Generation 1 & 2

  • Skram (Axelerator, 1993/1994)