Black Roritchi
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- Black Roritchi is a Decepticon from the Generation 1 continuity family.
Black Roritchi (ブラックロリッチ Burakku Roritchi) is the companion of the malevolent BlackZarak. He may or may not be an upgraded Fasttrack or the leader of the Guardminders. You pick!
Toys
Super-God Masterforce
- BlackZarak (Headmaster, 1988)
- Japanese ID number: D-311
- Accessories: 2 guns
- Available only with BlackZarak, a redeco/retool of Scorponok, Black Roritchi is a redeco of Fasttrack. Black Roritchi transforms into a six-wheeled assault buggy. His axles were designed for quick rolling down the main ramp of BlackZarak's city mode. His two guns can be either hand-held or shoulder mounted.
- He's made ENTIRELY of gold plastic, so, uh, look out.
Generations
- Black Roritchi (Deluxe, 2020)
- ID number: WFC-GS22
- Accessories: 2 Blasters
- A Generations Selects release, Black Roritchi is a redeco of Earthrise Fasttrack. The "Modulator"-styled figure transforms via part-forming into either a six-wheeled buggy with twin blasters or the "Tyrant Spear" for Black Zarak. Its appearance is based on the original toy and the Guardminder character model. His back piece has an A.I.R. Lock System connection point, which allows him to link up with other toys in the line to form larger fortifications. His parts can also be used to augment other figures as armor and add-on weapons, similar to the Weaponizers of the prior Siege toyline.
- Black Roritchi is molded in the same gold plastic used for Combiner Wars Collection Pack Quickslinger, and coated with gold paint to evoke the original toy's shiny appearance.
Notes
- Black Roritchi doesn't get much in the way of characterization, so his identity as a unique character isn't even clear. Nevertheless, the wiki has elected to assume he is based on his entirely new name.
- Black Roritchi's design was used in Super-God Masterforce for the mass-produced drone Transformers, the Guardminders. Fasttrack's coloration was used for the generic ones, while the leader used Black Roritchi's colors.
- No, we don't know what "Roritchi" means.
