Booster X10

Booster X10 is a Decepticon Real Gear Robot from the 2007 movie franchise in the live-action film continuity family.

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The greatest Decepticon you never heard of!

Booster X10 is one of many small Transformers who were once normal machines brought to life by the power of the All Spark. Booster X10 loves to mess with his user's head, and he does that through messing with their ears. Sound manipulation is his specialty, and not only can he record and playback sound, but alter still-in-the-air soundwaves. He laughs to himself, knowing how much trouble and strife he can cause with a warped word in conversation, or changing something like an ambulance siren into a barking dog.

Download. Distribute. Destroy.Booster X10's packaging tagline

Fiction

Mass Media Battle

Two masters of sound and signal, it is perhaps destiny that Booster and Speed Dial 800 would come into conflict, and OOH have they. The arch foes are in constant conflict now, the air between them thick with their powers. One of the most brutal and pitched battles of the war will never be seen, and rarely even heard, as invisible signals flash back and forth constantly between these bitter rivals.

Toys

Transformers

• Booster X10 (Real Gear Robots, 2007)
  • Japanese ID number: MD-12

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Not your father's iPod.

Booster X10 transforms from a robotic bird into a (non-functional) fictional model MP3 player with an ear bud. His main body vaguely resembles the design of an iLO, and his weapon backpack strongly resembles a Bluetooth headset. Like all Real Gear Robots toys, his robot mode is apparently at 1:1 scale — and the headset is surprisingly comfortable.

This mold was also used to make Night Beat 7

• More information on Booster X10 at TFU.info

• Mass Media Battle (Multi-pack, 2007)

Booster X10 was also available in a Wal-Mart exclusive two-pack with Speed Dial 800.

Notes

Coincidence? ...yes, without question.

• Booster X10 is a obvious homage to Generation 1 Laserbeak.
• Booster X10's bird mode bears a bizarre (and surely coincidental) resemblance to the generic Autobot space cruisers from Armada cartoon.

Foreign names

• French: Ampli X10 (Canada)
• Spanish: Amplificador X10