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[[Image:Tantrum boxart.jpg|right|300px|thumb|Good for turning china shops into bubbling biohazards.]] | [[Image:Tantrum boxart.jpg|right|300px|thumb|Good for turning china shops into bubbling biohazards.]] | ||
You'd think a guy like [[Mixmaster (G1)|Mixmaster]] or [[Quickmix (G1)|Quickmix]] or [[Pincher]] would wield the '''catalytic carbine''', but you'd be wrong. No, this weaponized chemistry set is the property of [[Tantrum]], who probably thinks that the periodic table is a piece of furniture. It sprays its targets with highly reactive chemicals, which combine with any metals they hit to form new, hazardous compounds. | You'd think a guy like [[Mixmaster (G1)|Mixmaster]] or [[Quickmix (G1)|Quickmix]] or [[Pincher]] would wield the '''catalytic carbine''', but you'd be wrong. No, this weaponized chemistry set is the property of [[Tantrum (G1)|Tantrum]], who probably thinks that the periodic table is a piece of furniture. It sprays its targets with highly reactive chemicals, which combine with any metals they hit to form new, hazardous compounds. | ||
[[Category:Generation 1 weapons]] | [[Category:Generation 1 weapons]] | ||
Revision as of 09:15, 22 September 2014
You'd think a guy like Mixmaster or Quickmix or Pincher would wield the catalytic carbine, but you'd be wrong. No, this weaponized chemistry set is the property of Tantrum, who probably thinks that the periodic table is a piece of furniture. It sprays its targets with highly reactive chemicals, which combine with any metals they hit to form new, hazardous compounds.
