Hun-Gurrr (Prime)

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The name or term "Hun-Gurrr" refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see Hun-Gurrr (disambiguation).
Hun-Gurrr is a Predacon from the Aligned continuity family.
He wants it so bad he can taste it.

Sure, he's strong. Sure, he's powerful. Sure, he's a leader to certain Predacons. You know what, though? To Hun-Gurrr, those things just aren't as important as a good meal. Shockwave gave him a second head in the hopes of making him smarter, and he succeeded... slightly, all while making Hun-Gurrr twice as voracious. Hey, at least the Autobots have good reason to be twice as scared now, because they'd like him even less when he's twice as hungry.

He and several of his fellow Predacons combine to form Abominus.

Fiction

Full of Fire!

Hun-Gurr[sic] joined five other Predacons in an attack on the Autobots. Unfortunately the Autobots had just built themselves new weapons, which proved to be more than effective against the Predacons. Hun-Gurr and Blight experienced Bulkhead's Rhino Blade, and that was enough to send them packing. The Predacons were beaten into a retreat, and withdrew back to the Nemesis. Full of Fire!

Games

"Hunt the Beasts" online game

It drives him mad to see it wasted.

Hun-Gurrr was one of several Predacons who broke free of Shockwave's lab, causing the Decepticon scientist to flee. Information on him could be found via the lab's numerous data terminals, and a video of him being subjected to Shockwave's experiments could be uncovered. Hunt the Beasts


Toys

Cyberverse

When he needs it so bad that it's burning him.
  • Hun-Gurrr (Cyberverse Legion, 2013)
    • Accessories: Dragontooth Saw
Part of the second wave of Prime: Beast Hunters Series 3 Cyberverse Legion Class toys, Hun-Gurrr transforms into a bipedal twin-headed dragon, and comes with a "Dragontooth Saw." His hands can hold the weapon via the latter's three 3mm posts, and he and the weapon feature numerous 3mm mounting points.
Though not called out in the instructions, Hun-Gurrr combines with Cyberverse Twinstrike, Windrazor, Predacon Rippersnapper, and Blight to form Abominus, with Hun-Grrr forming the torso.
There was a running change to Hun-Gurrr during his production run. Early specimens couldn't fold the claws over all the way in both directions due to problems with the plastic tolerances. Later batches, including those released in international markets, had the problem fixed, now being able to fold over the claws all the way like they were intended to. All subsequent releases and redecos of the sculpt came with problem-free claws.
His saw accessory was also used, in varying colors, by Smokescreen, Soundwave, and the Air Vehicon. This toy was redecoed into Go! Dorara.


He's hungry.
  • Abominus (Giftset, 2013)
    • Accessories: Dragontooth Saw
Part of the Beast Hunters: Predacons Rising subline imprint, Abominus is a giftset of Cyberverse Hun-Gurrr, Windrazor, Predacon Rippersnapper, Twinstrike, and Blight, slightly redecoed by way of translucent plastic replacing a main color of each character, as well as translucent purple weapons. In Hun-Gurrr's case, the red plastic is now translucent; in addition, the gray plastic has become a tad darker, and the tampographed Predacon insignia on the right side of his chest has been changed to a color that offers almost no contrast to the red plastic, effectively rendering it invisible.
The back of the packaging mistakenly switches their names, resulting in, among others, Hun-Gurr getting Twinstrike's name, and Windrazor getting Hun-Gurrr's.
This set was a Target exclusive in the United States and Canada, a Tesco exclusive in the United Kingdom, a Carrefour exclusive in France, a Ripley exclusive in Chile and a Toys"R"Us exclusive in Australia much later, in late 2014. The packaging does not identify it as a Cyberverse product.


Notes

  • Of the five components of Abominus, Hun-Gurr and Rippersnapper are the only ones to share their names with their Generation 1 equivalents.