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Transmetal 2 Scourge

April 6, 2008

Transmetal 2 Beast Wars Transformers Scourge

Until Hasbro settled on the name “Nemesis Prime”, the name “Scourge” was used for Black and Teal repaints of Optimus Prime. Prior to that, Scourge was a character from the original Transformers TV show – his role was that of the lackey of the planet-sized Transformer, Unicron (and later, during the third season of the original series, the lackey of Galvatron).

Squeezed between those two was Transmetal 2 Scourge. A mix of colours and with a unique leg design (somewhat similar to the one used in Beast Machines Cheetor), Scourge is unique in that he is a Transformer I did not want, did not buy, and have anyway. (My brother and sister gave it as a gag gift because I always complained about how ugly it was).


Transmetal 2 Beast Wars Transformers Scourge
Transmetal 2 Beast Wars Transformers Scourge
Transmetal 2 Beast Wars Transformers Scourge
Transmetal 2 Beast Wars Transformers Scourge
Transmetal 2 Beast Wars Transformers Scourge
Transmetal 2 Beast Wars Transformers Scourge
Transmetal 2 Beast Wars Transformers Scourge
Transmetal 2 Beast Wars Transformers Scourge

I admit, I am a bit distressed with what pronoun to use for transformers. I hesitate to use “He” and “His”, but “It” sounds weird also (considering that they are considered to have a sex within the fiction). :-/

Comments (1)

One Response to “Transmetal 2 Scourge”

  1. Maral says:

    uhhh.. wasn’t scourge a black oil rig?


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