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• Snarl (Transformers)
  ===Toys=== ...U.K. ''Generation 2'' comic series.<ref>Tomart's Action Figure Digest #7, 1992, page 9</ref>
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• Prowl (Transformers)
  ===Toys=== ...mall toy line called ''[[Machine Wars]]'' was released exclusively in [[KB Toys]] stores in 1997, and featured a new Prowl figure with a spring-loaded tran
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• Sideswipe (Transformers)
  ...universes|''Transformers'' universes]]. Because of trademark restrictions, toys of the character are sometimes marketed as '''SideSwipe'''. ...rt on how some people considered Transformers like Sideswipe and other war toys too violent for children.<ref>http://www.cbc.ca/archives/entry/transformers
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• Scavenger (Transformers)
  ...[[third-party Transformer]] toy called [[Exgraver]] was released by [[TFC Toys]] which was an homage to Scavenger. ===Toys===
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• Grimlock
  ...ch takes place during the ''Beast Wars'' animated series, but features the toys and characters who did not appear in the show itself. The ''Beast Wars'' in ===Toys===
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• Skydive (Transformers)
  ===Toys=== * '''''Generation 2'' Skydive''' (1992)
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• Inferno (Transformers)
  ===Toys=== ...at could transform and squirt water.<ref>Tomart's Action Figure Digest #7, 1992, page 9</ref>
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• Bonecrusher (Transformers)
  ...purple and grey color scheme, with no individual names for the individual toys and lacking the additional pieces that allowed their original releases to c ===Toys===
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• Ramjet (Transformers)
  ...eing modifications of the same mold used to create that original trio. The toys themselves use the nosecone of the jet to become the head of the robot, but ===Toys===
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• Hightower (Transformers)
  ===Toys=== Two different [[Decepticon]] toys with the name Hightower were released in the Universe toyline and both lack
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• Optimus Prime (Generation 1)
  ...r the animated series and the first mini-comic that came packaged with the toys, suggest this. Nonetheless, Optimus Prime and Megatron were a major reason ...)|Sheldon Comics]] includes several comics either containing Optimus Prime toys or referencing the Optimus Prime.<ref>{{cite web| url=http://www.sheldoncom
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• 2-XL
  * [[Tiger Electronics]] <small>(1992-1995)</small> |to = 1981; 1992–1995
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• Devastator (Transformers)
  ...ive.com/comics/japanese/trans155.php |title=Transformers comics, cartoons, toys and everything else! |publisher=TFArchive |date= |accessdate=2010-04-27}}</ ===Toys===
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• Red Alert (Transformers)
  ===Toys=== .... His Binaltech appearance is actually one of the first Binaltech Asterisk toys - these being produced with a female driver. Alert comes with Ai - recogniz
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• Silverbolt
  ===Toys=== :The mold for the figure was also used for the [[Toys "R" Us]] exclusive Decepticon [[Darkwind (Transformers)|Darkwind]] and the
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• Fireflight (Transformers)
  ===Toys=== {{seealso|F-4 Phantom (TFC Toys)}}
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• Hot Spot (Transformers)
  === Toys === ...nted as Fire Chief, a Japanese exclusive and part of the Guard City set in 1992.
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• Menasor (Transformers)
  ===Toys=== ...a toy that would have been [[Thunderclash]] originating from Europe during 1992. Menasor is not known whether to be a completely new individual or an upgr
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• Quickmix (Transformers)
  ...ated form along with the other Double Targetmasters in commercials for the toys. ===Toys===
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• Long Haul (Transformers)
  ===Toys=== ...truck and is now a crane - a repaint of the ''[[Transformers: Energon]]'' toys Wideload and Duststorm.
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• Circuit (Transformers)
  ===Toys=== ==Transformers: Generation 1 (1992)==
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• Thunderclash
  ...from the [[Transformers]] series. It was initially spelled with a space in 1992 as "Thunder Clash", all later uses have used the spelling "Thunderclash". ===Toys===
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• Scrapper (Transformers)
  ===Toys=== ...ssued in ''Generation 2'' in yellow.<ref>Tomart's Action Figure Digest #7, 1992, page 9</ref>
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• Ironfist (Transformers)
  ...from the [[Transformers]] series. The original Ironfist was introduced in 1992. He is a high ranking Autobot weapons expert who turns into a Humvee. He is ===Toys===
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• Blades (Transformers)
  ===Toys=== :Blades was recolored as the Autobot Fly-Up in 1992, part of the Guard City set.<ref>{{Cite book | title=The Unofficial Guide t
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• Remco
  ...] company in the United States founded in the 1940s. It was best known for toys marketed and sold in the late 1950s and early 1960s, like the 'Johnny Reb C ...from simple 'walkie-talkies' to a variety of sophisticated remote control toys. The name Remco comes from the two words "'''Rem'''ote '''Co'''ntrol". Orig
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• Hook (Transformers)
  ...mers''. A [[third-party Transformer]] called Dr. Crank was designed by TFC Toys which is a homage to Hook. Hook has also been the Japanese name of several ===Toys===
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• Streetwise (Transformers)
  ===Toys=== :Streetwise was recolored into the Autobot Streetstar for the 1992 Guard City set.<ref>{{Cite book | title=The Unofficial Guide to Japanese an
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• Falcon (Transformers)
  ...in the ''Generation 1'' portion of the series, and both were introduced in 1992. ===Toys===
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• First Aid (Transformers)
  ===Toys=== :In 1992 First Aid was recolored as the Autobot Safety, part of the Guard City set.<
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• Soundwave (Generation 1)
  ...http://www.time.com/time/printout/0,8816,954424,00.html |title=Living: Hot Toys with a Special Twist - Printout |publisher=TIME |date=1984-10-01 |accessdat ===Toys===
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• Robo Machine
  ...1982 to 1988. '''''Robo Machines''''' was a short-lived revival from late 1992 to 1993. The line was initially a European release of the ''[[Machine Robo] ...er cards, and featuring the literal designations that adorned the Japanese toys. The toy codes were also retained, though the “MR” abbreviation was rev
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• Flash (Transformers)
  ...an Autobot and a member of the Turbomasters. He was released in Europe in 1992. In 2010 Flash was the TFcon customizing exclusive. He should not be confus ...ch she uses to reformat her body to a form based on [[Valkryie (Impossible Toys)|Valkyrie]], then escapes.<REF>{{Cite comic| writer =[[Daniel Arseneault]]
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• Scorch (Transformers)
  ...ansformers]] series. He is an Autobot Turbomaster rear guard introduced in 1992 who turns into a truck. He is sometimes refered to as Turbomaster. He shoul ...clusive range of [[Transformers universes|Transformers]] toys, released in 1992 as part of their final year of products for the original franchise. A subgr
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• Midnight Express (Transformers)
  ===Toys=== ===Toys===
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• Image Comics
  | founded = 1992 '''Image Comics''' is an American [[comic book]] publisher. It was founded in 1992 by several high-profile illustrators as a venue for [[creator ownership|cre
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• Ozone (G.I. Joe)
  | image = [[File:ozone-gijoe-1992.jpg|240px]] | caption = 1992 G.I. Joe Ozone toy on card
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• Skyquake
  ===Toys=== *'''''Hasbro Transformers'' Predator Skyquake''' (1992)
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• Hurricane (Transformers)
  ===Toys=== *'''''Generation 1'' Turbomaster Hurricane''' (1992)
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• Talon (Transformers)
  ===Toys=== *'''Talon''' (1992)
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• Rotorstorm
  ===Toys=== *'''Rotorstorm''' (1992)
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• Sixbuilder
  ===Toys=== *'''''Generation 1'' Sixbuilder''' (1992)
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• Armadillo (G.I. Joe)
  ...vel UK]]'s [[Action Force]] comic, Armadillo appeared in ''G.I. Joe Annual 1992'', as part of a team sent the fictional country of Sao Cristobel. The missi ==Toys==
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• Battle Gaia
  ===Toys=== *'''Battle Gaia''' (1992)
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• Sixtrain
  ===Toys=== *'''Sixtrain''' (1992)
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• Sixturbo
  ===Toys=== *'''Sixturbo''' (1992)
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• Sixwing
  ===Toys=== *'''Sixwing''' (1992)
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• Guard City
  ===Toys=== *'''Guard City''' (1992)
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• Hawk (G.I. Joe)
  ==Toys== ...view] Mania.com</ref> Hawk is also featured as a playable character in the 1992 game ''[[G.I. Joe: The Atlantis Factor]]''.<ref>{{cite web| url = http://ww
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• Snare (Transformers)
  ===Toys=== *'''Snare''' (1992)
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• Stalker (Transformers)
  ===Toys=== *'''Stalker''' (1992)
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• Boss (Transformers)
  ===Toys=== *'''Boss''' (1992)
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• Western Publishing
  ...ated and produced educational materials and games for children, as well as toys and novelty products. The Kable Printing division produced over 125,000 mon In 1992, Western celebrated the 50th anniversary of the introduction of Little Gold
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• Hip hop
  ...url=https://web.archive.org/web/20131106124234/http://articles.latimes.com/1992-05-08/news/mn-1911_1_live-crew|archive-date=November 6, 2013|url-status=liv ...url=https://web.archive.org/web/20140104003238/http://articles.latimes.com/1992-07-19/entertainment/ca-4391_1_uncivil-war/2|archive-date=January 4, 2014|ur
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• E-commerce
  ....jpg|alt=|left|thumb|325x325px|Store closing flags outside a [[Toys "R" Us|Toys R Us]] in Deptford, New Jersey. Despite investments, the chain struggled to * 1992: [[Book Stacks Unlimited]] in Cleveland opens a commercial sales website (w
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• New York Press Club
  ...as been an annual fixture for journalists and students of journalism since 1992. Featuring timely keynote speakers and plenary session topics, the conferen ...'''Holiday Party''' is an annual charitable event. Guests bring unwrapped toys which are collected by members of the New York City Fire Department ([[FDNY
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• Kazi Ahmed
  ...ttps://www.fatbraintoys.com/toys/brands/rainbowbrush/ |publisher=Fat Brain Toys |access-date=5 October 2022}}</ref><ref>{{cite news |title=PW's Guide to BE ...migrated to Vancouver, although in the end, he became a street artist. In 1992, he developed a calligraphic style called "Kazigraphy," in which the lines
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