Torque Gain
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| The name or term "Torque" refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see Torque (disambiguation). |
- Torque Gain is a Decepticon-allied Mini-Con from the Generation 1/Beast Wars continuity family.
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Torque Gain (トルクゲイン) is, well, somebody.
Toys
Generation 1
- Torque Gain (Mini-Con, 2007)
- A redeco of the Classics Mini-Con Divebomb, Torque Gain transforms into a four-bladed assault helicopter pretty damn close to an AH-64 Apache helicopter
- Torque Gain is an exclusive to Jusco stores, who was available only on July 19th, 2007, with the purchase of Voyager-class Starscream or Leader-class Megatron from the movie line.
- This mold was also used to make Universe Cloudraker and Henkei! Vortex.
Trivia
- Torque Gain's instructions—as well as those of his contemporary exclusives Dragoyell, Noise Effect and Wedge Shape—uses the "classic" Japanese Transformers logo, ostensibly placing him within the Generation 1 continuity family. However, Dragoyell and Wedge Shape use Maximal and Predacon sigils as well. It would appear then that he is from a "transitional" period from Generation 1 to the Beast Era—though chances are, TakaraTomy didn't put even that much thought into it. Toys is toys.
- Torque Gain's coloration appears to be a reversal of the base-mold Divebomb's colors; the dark-blue and light blue-gray plastics switch, as do the red and yellow painted sections.
