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Transformers Movie Leader Deep Desert Brawl
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Transformers Movie Leader Deep Desert Brawl
- Features advanced AUTOMORPH technology
- Push in the barrel in vehicle mode for electronic sounds and lights
- Trigger the AUTOMORPH arm cannon and pose the extending arm blade in robot mode
- Armor slide to protect vital points
Product Description
The massive Leader Class Brawl is superior in all ways to his Deluxe incarnation. Deep Desert Brawlâs sand-hued camouflage is complimented by touches of brown and an array of semi-translucent blue fixtures. Impressively-sized and extremely well-articulated, Deep Desert features a side-swung primary cannon barrel as well as a right-arm-mounted gun and left-arm-mounted extendable blades. Brawl (call him Devastator and you might confuse him just long enough to escape) shares in the general dolor spawned by the Decepticonsâ initial inability to locate Megatron. Brawl is constantly overwhelmed by a nearly mindless sense of rage---a condition that can be sublimated only by tumultuous violence and the destruction of any available Autobot adversary.
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Transformers Movie Leader Deep Desert Brawl
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- Publisher: Hasbro
- Label: Hasbro
- Studio: Hasbro
- Manufacturers Age: 5 years and up
- Average Customer Review: based on 1 reviews
- Sales Rank in Toys: #9938
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
Summary: Brawlin' 2008-03-09
Comment: He's one big dude. Of course he's just a repaint of the regular Leader Class Brawl but I have to say that I like the new color scheme. The story on the box goes that he got all hoped up on Allspark energy after the events of the movie and wandered off into the desert, changed his color palate to better blend in the new environment and began terrorizing folks. Of course he died in the movie but, oh well.
The light brown with blue highlights really makes him pop more than the original drab green and to be honest most people are probably more used to seeing this type of color on military vehicles at this point in time so it looks pretty natural as well.
As to the toy itself it is a really impressive piece of work. In vehicle mode it approximates this type of tank really well and in robot mode is very powerful looking and armed to the teeth. He gets arm cannons on both arms, blades on his left arm and his legs, two four barrel turret guns behind his shoulders and his heavy tank cannon at his side. The tank cannon is really cool and is mounted to his body via the turret rather than arm mounted like the deluxe version and adds a new dynamic to him that is really interesting. His arms are much less flimsy than his deluxe version predecessor as well. The only reservation I have about his robot form at all is that his legs end up being really really thick, but hey, he's got to store a lot of metal somewhere.
The transformation itself is entirely different from the deluxe version too which was a welcome surprise. He features three different gun noises and lights which is pretty cool. I have transformed him several times and have not had any issue with damage (most of these you won't if you take just a smidge of care). The only problem at all I've had is that the red light in the end of his main turret quit working almost as soon as I used it. My guess is a loose wire. Not a deal breaker by any means as all else works perfectly.
Overall I'd say that he's a fun, cool looking and dynamic toy to own.
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