Title:
Jolt With Hot Shot Vehicle Mode
Description:
Hot Shot with Jolt (Super-Con, 2002/2003)
Takara ID number: MC-03
Takara release date: December 26, 2002
Accessories: Engine-block/rifle
Available only with his larger Autobot partner Hot Shot, Jolt transforms into a red helicopter of an unknown, probably-made-up model. He has a massive engine block/twin-barreled cannon that attaches to his copter-mode underside, and can clip onto his fist in robot mode, though its sheer size in relation to Jolt leaves him a bit unbalanced. Additionally, the gun has a Mini-Con socket on top of it, so it can be used to activate gimmicks on larger toys.
As a Mini-Con, he has two Powerlinx sockets that allow him to attach to larger toys through dedicated Mini-Con hardpoints. He can attach to the hardpoint on top of Hot Shot’s vehicle-mode spoiler, and fold down his back end to act as a rear-mounted "speed boosting” propeller. Jolt’s gun plugs into Hot Shot’s hood, releasing a pair of "driving claws” from his front bumper; these function as his feet in robot mode, so activating these is a necessary step in transforming him. Hot Shot can also use the gun as chest armor, or mount it on any other Powerlinx plug thanks to the socket on the gun’s top. Sorry, there’s no way to have Hot Shot hold the gun in his hand.
While Hot Shot received a fair few changes for his Takara Legend of the Microns release, Takara Jolt is functionally identical to the Hasbro release.
Takara ID number: MC-03
Takara release date: December 26, 2002
Accessories: Engine-block/rifle
Available only with his larger Autobot partner Hot Shot, Jolt transforms into a red helicopter of an unknown, probably-made-up model. He has a massive engine block/twin-barreled cannon that attaches to his copter-mode underside, and can clip onto his fist in robot mode, though its sheer size in relation to Jolt leaves him a bit unbalanced. Additionally, the gun has a Mini-Con socket on top of it, so it can be used to activate gimmicks on larger toys.
As a Mini-Con, he has two Powerlinx sockets that allow him to attach to larger toys through dedicated Mini-Con hardpoints. He can attach to the hardpoint on top of Hot Shot’s vehicle-mode spoiler, and fold down his back end to act as a rear-mounted "speed boosting” propeller. Jolt’s gun plugs into Hot Shot’s hood, releasing a pair of "driving claws” from his front bumper; these function as his feet in robot mode, so activating these is a necessary step in transforming him. Hot Shot can also use the gun as chest armor, or mount it on any other Powerlinx plug thanks to the socket on the gun’s top. Sorry, there’s no way to have Hot Shot hold the gun in his hand.
While Hot Shot received a fair few changes for his Takara Legend of the Microns release, Takara Jolt is functionally identical to the Hasbro release.
Theme:
Armada
Manufacturer:
Hasbro
Year:
2002
Date Added:
2022-10-22 16:18:15
Date Added:
2022-10-22 16:18:15
