Devastator's name implies total destruction, and he lives up to it as a powerful Transformer. But what makes him unique is that he's a combination of six Constructicons, merging their powers to create a mega bot. Over 30 years, his looks have changed, but his combining gimmick remains the same. In Revenge of the Fallen, Devastator towers over friends and foes. This makes him a formidable Autobot foe and a really cool toy. All Devastator toys combine several smaller toys into one, with each version getting more detailed and fun over the years. With so many versions, it's hard to choose a favorite. We've made a list of the coolest versions - vote up your favorite Devastator toy to see which one is the best.
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Creator: Generation Toys
Release date: 2015
Line: Third Party
Gravity Builder is one of the first non-official Devastator toys. It stands about 15 inches tall and has six separate, articulated robots.
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Creator: Takara/Hasbro
Release date: 2015
Line: Combiner Wars
The Combiner Wars Devastator looks back to the original 1980s animation model. It keeps all the original characters' looks and the same alt modes. This toy towers over other Combiner Wars combiners.
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Created by: Toyworld
Release date: 2015
Line: Third party
Modeled after the original G1 design, this huge Devastator has six articulated robots. It measures about 20 inches tall.
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Creator: TFC Toys
Release date: 2011
Line: Third Party
Hercules is one of the first non-official Devastator toys. It modeled the original Generation One design and dwarfed the competition upon release.
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Creator: Takara/Hasbro
Release date: 1984
Line: Transformers Generation One
Devastator had six original robots, unlike other TF combiners which use five figures. The toy's unique combiner design limited articulation.
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Creator: DX9
Release date: 2015
Line: War in Pocket (Third Party)
DX9 released this mini Devy. It features six articulated robots, offering surprising motion despite its small size.
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Creator: Takara/Hasbro
Release date: 1992
Line: Transformers Generation Two
The G2 model is a simple redeco of the original. It even includes the same accessories.
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Created by: Hasbro
Release date: 2009
Line: Revenge of the Fallen
The movie Devastator moved away from the original design, using seven Constructicons.
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Creator: Takara/Hasbro
Release date: 2003
Line: Mircomasters
KB Toys made the Universe Devastator, but it was only available for a short time.
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Created by: Hasbro
Release date: 2009
Line: Revenge of the Fallen
This version aims for movie accuracy. It has six separate characters, but none have robot modes.
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Creator: Hasbro/Takara
Release date: 2007
Line: Energon
The Classics version uses five robots, stepping away from Devastator's usual six. This figure works with otherEnergon figures.
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Created by: Hasbro
Release date: 2010
Line: Legends
Toys "R" Us sold this mini model of seven Constructicons. This model is unique because it is one of the few single-tonedTransformers figures in existence.
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