Title:
Crumple Dark Vehicle Mode
Description:
Dark Crumplezone (Voyager, 2005)
Accessories: 2 missiles,
Speed-Planet Cyber Key
Cyber Key Code: v2r2
Known designers: Eric Siebenaler (Hasbro)
Sold in the fourth wave of Cybertron Voyagers, Dark Crumplezone is an extensively retooled version of his original toy (approximately 80% of its parts have been changed). Crumplezone still turns into a Velocitronian three-wheeler, but this time his design is much more angular, with a "stealth fighter” look to him. Other changes include a pair of extra removable black fins, and new molded guns for his vehicle mode (in robot mode they point downwards and can’t be angled forwards).
Despite the extensive remolding he has no new gimmicks, instead retaining all of the original gimmicks (and their penchant for weakening springs). The only difference is that Dark Crumplezone has a different sound clip, much shorter than the original’s.
In package, Dark Crumplezone’s new fins were not attached to him. Instead, they were in a bag taped to the cardboard insert, in a different place than the packet containing his instructions and missiles. Due to this, and the fact that his instructions don’t mention that you need to attach the fins, many fans accidentally threw them out when they tossed the toy’s packaging. In fact, chances are that as you’re reading this you’re thinking to yourself, "Hold on, my Dark Crumplezone doesn’t have removable fins.” Sorry buddy, but he’s meant to. Looks like you threw them out too.
This toy was slated for a Galaxy Force release as "Armbullet”, but it never happened. Not even an e-HOBBY USA Edition release.
Accessories: 2 missiles,
Speed-Planet Cyber Key
Cyber Key Code: v2r2
Known designers: Eric Siebenaler (Hasbro)
Sold in the fourth wave of Cybertron Voyagers, Dark Crumplezone is an extensively retooled version of his original toy (approximately 80% of its parts have been changed). Crumplezone still turns into a Velocitronian three-wheeler, but this time his design is much more angular, with a "stealth fighter” look to him. Other changes include a pair of extra removable black fins, and new molded guns for his vehicle mode (in robot mode they point downwards and can’t be angled forwards).
Despite the extensive remolding he has no new gimmicks, instead retaining all of the original gimmicks (and their penchant for weakening springs). The only difference is that Dark Crumplezone has a different sound clip, much shorter than the original’s.
In package, Dark Crumplezone’s new fins were not attached to him. Instead, they were in a bag taped to the cardboard insert, in a different place than the packet containing his instructions and missiles. Due to this, and the fact that his instructions don’t mention that you need to attach the fins, many fans accidentally threw them out when they tossed the toy’s packaging. In fact, chances are that as you’re reading this you’re thinking to yourself, "Hold on, my Dark Crumplezone doesn’t have removable fins.” Sorry buddy, but he’s meant to. Looks like you threw them out too.
This toy was slated for a Galaxy Force release as "Armbullet”, but it never happened. Not even an e-HOBBY USA Edition release.
Theme:
Cybertron
Manufacturer:
Hasbro
Year:
2006
Date Added:
2023-01-29 14:36:05
Date Added:
2023-01-29 14:36:05
