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Title:
Velocitron Speedia 500 Crasher
Description:
Decepticon Crasher (Deluxe Class, 2022)
Accessories: Cannon, shoulder-mounted launcher, missile
Velocitron Speedia 500 Collection ”Decepticon Crasher” is a redeco of the Kingdom version of Mirage, but uses the head of Siege Holo Mirage. Her deco hybridizes elements of the cartoon model for Crasher and the 2008 Fracture figure. She comes with the accessories that Mirage has.
Notably, despite originating as a GoBots character, the character doesn’t display ”GoBots Universe” terminology on the packaging, likely due to the weird ownership situation regarding the franchise. Instead, the product description refers to Crasher as having a ”G2-inspired design” and that the toy is ”inspired by the character’s appearance in the Transformers comics.”
The Velocitron Speedia 500 Collection was exclusive to Walmart in the US.
Crasher is based on the GoBots Renegade character Crasher. Notably, her appearances in the 2005 and 2019 IDW continuities give her a visor and mouthplate so that she resembles her original GoBots toy unlike her cartoon counterpart, who sported a more humanized visage.
The live-action movie-verse character Fracture is Crasher according to Hasbro, but the name didn’t clear legal. She was originally developed to be in the 2008 Universe series, but she and a few other redecos were shuffled into being Wal-Mart exclusive movie-verse characters. More than a decade later, things came full circle when the final issue of the My Little Pony/Transformers: Friendship in Disguise! crossover featured Crasher making a one-panel cameo using a body based on Fracture’s toy.
At some point, Crasher was slated to appear in Friendship in Disguise! #3 as the antagonist of the second story. In the final version of the comic, she was replaced by Misfire, but the solicits for the comic were not changed to reflect this—it is likely that her otherwise inexplicable one-panel cameo in ”Finale” is a remnant of this scrapped draft.
Accessories: Cannon, shoulder-mounted launcher, missile
Velocitron Speedia 500 Collection ”Decepticon Crasher” is a redeco of the Kingdom version of Mirage, but uses the head of Siege Holo Mirage. Her deco hybridizes elements of the cartoon model for Crasher and the 2008 Fracture figure. She comes with the accessories that Mirage has.
Notably, despite originating as a GoBots character, the character doesn’t display ”GoBots Universe” terminology on the packaging, likely due to the weird ownership situation regarding the franchise. Instead, the product description refers to Crasher as having a ”G2-inspired design” and that the toy is ”inspired by the character’s appearance in the Transformers comics.”
The Velocitron Speedia 500 Collection was exclusive to Walmart in the US.
Crasher is based on the GoBots Renegade character Crasher. Notably, her appearances in the 2005 and 2019 IDW continuities give her a visor and mouthplate so that she resembles her original GoBots toy unlike her cartoon counterpart, who sported a more humanized visage.
The live-action movie-verse character Fracture is Crasher according to Hasbro, but the name didn’t clear legal. She was originally developed to be in the 2008 Universe series, but she and a few other redecos were shuffled into being Wal-Mart exclusive movie-verse characters. More than a decade later, things came full circle when the final issue of the My Little Pony/Transformers: Friendship in Disguise! crossover featured Crasher making a one-panel cameo using a body based on Fracture’s toy.
At some point, Crasher was slated to appear in Friendship in Disguise! #3 as the antagonist of the second story. In the final version of the comic, she was replaced by Misfire, but the solicits for the comic were not changed to reflect this—it is likely that her otherwise inexplicable one-panel cameo in ”Finale” is a remnant of this scrapped draft.
Theme:
Transformers Legacy
Manufacturer:
Hasbro
Barcode:
5010994186609
Year:
2022
Country:
United States
Release Date:
2022-10-01
Series:
Legacy
Automatic Estimated Value:
~$21.36
Automatic Estimated Date:
2025-07-07
Date Added:
2022-11-02 11:56:05
