Salt-Man Z

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Salt-Man Z is an Autobot from the Generation 1 continuity family.
¡El Salto, El Robot Con Cara De Plata!

Salt-Man Z hits hard and fast, using his drills and beta-ray gun to destroy anything he can't knock down. He has yet to meet the thing he couldn't break.[1]

Fiction

TransTech

There's where he's been hiding all along!

Salt-Man Z was seen among the inhabitants of the multiversal hub city of Axiom Nexus. Transcendent: Part 4

Toys

Transformers

Someone get me some glue, I'm losing all my detailing.
  • Salt-Man Z (1985)
    • Accessories: Beta-ray gun
Transformers Salt-Man Z is a redeco of Twin Twist, transforming into a Cybertronic twin-drill tank via a very simple, one-step process. His vehicle mode features a pull-back motor which propels him forward; after a short distance, a latch on his body releases his spring-loaded legs, and the weight and momentum flips Salt-Man Z up onto his robot-mode feet. A small lever on the back of his head adjusts the timing of when his head hits the floor, and thus his kickoff angle, hopefully making this gimmick work better.
Like most South American Transformers of the era, he was available in several color schemes. His box art used black limbs/yellow torso (available in Brazil), but it was also produced in blue limbs/yellow torso (Argentina), black limbs/white torso (Argentina), as well as blue limbs/orange torso (Brazil). It was sold only in Argentina and Brazil.
Like most of the South American Transformers, Salt-Man Z has poor-quality paper decals that are prone to losing their adhesiveness in short order.
This mold was also used to make Robot-Man Z.
The Transformers mold: Twin Twist
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Notes

  • Salt-Man X and Salt-Man Z's names are based on "jump" in Portuguese and Spanish, saltar being the verb and salto being the noun.

References

  1. Salt-Man Z packaging bio