Drag Strip (Animated)
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| The name or term "Drag Strip" refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see Drag Strip (disambiguation). |
- Drag Strip is a Decepticon from a Timelines addition to the Animated continuity family.

Drag Strip is a Stunticon. She is Not, nor ever Was a "He" why would you say that!!!
seriously...don't anger her.
Fiction
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Toys
Timelines
- Unnamed BotCon box set (2011)
- Accessories: 2 swords, left & right wings
- A redeco of Deluxe Class Animated Arcee, Drag Strip transforms from a yellow and black robot to a Cybertronic "rocket car." She comes with two wings, which can be attached at the rear of her vehicle mode (or her robot mode back), and two swords, which can be held in her hands or stored securely in shafts in the rear of her vehicle mode (or atop her shoulder kibble). Some have reported, with the Arcee figure, the swords fit loosely, though they are designed to click into place—albeit with a certain amount of fiddling in some cases.
- This mold was also used for the Japanese-card-reader-game-only Chromia.
- She is only available as part of the BotCon 2011 box set, which also includes Motormaster, Wildrider, Breakdown, and Dead End.
Notes
- Drag Strip was the third character to be revealed for the BotCon 2011 set, on February 10, 2011. Her selection for unveiling as the third Stunticon was determined by a fan vote on the TFW2005 website, in which respondents had a choice between Drag Strip or Wildrider.
- Shortly before unveiling Drag Strip, BotCon's Twitter feed published a link to YouTube for the trailer of Kill Bill, which is a movie featuring a kick-ass sword-wielding woman wearing a yellow jumpsuit, and a yellow truck with purple/red detailing known as "The Pussy Wagon".[1]
- While Arcee's character model had already been updated for the third season of the cartoon to look more like her toy, Drag Strip's model goes even further, adding the toy's clip-on wings and the vehicle kibble on her forearms.



