RAZORCLAW (v1)
COBRA FERAL BERSERKER
Series: Twenty (2004)
Razorclaw was released as part of the twentieth series (2004), carded in a two-pack withHeavy Duty (v8) as part of the Valor vs Venom line.
This figure was released in late 2003, but is considered a 2004 product by Hasbro. The packaging also included a Valor vs VenomComic and Product Catalog and Instructions.
Accessories
Razorclaw came with a black pistol and black rifle. The two gray blades on the figure's arms are not meant to be removable.
Packaging Information
Filecard Information
Variations
No variations of Razorclaw (v1) are known to exist.
Body Construction
Razorclaw has an entirely new body sculpt. Every part except the head was used to createRazor Trooper (2004). Every part except the head and the lower arms were used to createRazorclaw (v2) (2005).
Versions of Razorclaw
Reference Information
The below information contains information about references to various collector's guides, Hasbro references, original retail prices, and other reference material related to Razorclaw (v1).| Original Retail: Product Number: Lee's Guide: The Ultimate Guide: | Desimone Guide: Tomart's Guide: RAHC/Rank & File: Action Figure Archive Guide: |
3 3/4" Figures - By Year
- 1997 - Series Fourteen
- 1998 - Series Fifteen
- 2000 - Series Sixteen
- 2001 - Series Seventeen
- 2002 - Series Eighteen
- 2003 - Series Nineteen
- 2004 - Series Twenty
- 2005 - Series Twenty One
- 2006 - Series Twenty Two
- 2007 - Series Twenty Three
- 2008 - Series Twenty Four
- 2009 - Series Twenty Five
- 2010 - Series Twenty Six
- 2011 - Series Twenty Seven
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- Alpine (v4)
- Beachhead (v7)
- Cross Hair (v3)
- Dr. Link Talbot (v1)
- Duke (v13)
- Duke (v16)
- Dusty (v10)
- General Abernathy (v2)
- Grunt (v9)
- Gung Ho (v13)
- Gung Ho (v14)
- Hard Drive (v1)
- Heavy Duty (v8)
- Hi-Tech (v1)
- Kamakura (v2)
- Kamakura (v3)
- Scarlett (v4)
- Scarlett (v7)
- Sgt. Stalker (v4)
- Snake Eyes (v17)
- Switch Gears (v2)
- Tunnel Rat (v6)
- Wild Bill (v9)
- Alley Viper II (v8)
- Baroness (v5)
- Cobra B.A.T. II v3.2 (v12)
- Cobra B.A.T. v4 (v9)
- Cobra B.A.T. v4 (v10)
- Cobra B.A.T. v4 (v13)
- Cobra Commander (v17)
- Cobra Commander (v19)
- Cobra Ninja Trooper (v1)
- Cobra Slice (v5)
- Cobra Viper (v12)
- Cobra Viper (v13)
- Coil Crusher (v1)
- Destro (v11)
- Dr. Mindbender (v5)
- Electric E.E.L. (v1)
- Firefly (v10)
- Neurotoxin (v1)
- Night Creeper (v7)
- Night Creeper (v8)
- Over Kill (v5)
- Razor Trooper (v1)
- Razorclaw (v1)
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- Sand Scorpion (v2)
- Sand Viper (v3)
- Snow Wolf (v1)
- Storm Shadow (v11)
- Storm Shadow (v15)
- Swamp Rat (v1)
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- Dreadnok Crusher (v1)
- Dreadnok Demolishor (v1)
- Dreadnok Ripper (v4)
- Dreadnok Road Pig (v3)
- Dreadnok Thrasher (v2)
- Dreadnok Zanzibar (v2)
- Hardtop (v2)
- Mutt & Junkyard II (v5)
- Zarana (v3)
- Zartan (v9)
- Zartan (v10)
- Zartan (v11)
3 3/4" Figures - Alphabetical Listing
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- A.V.A.C. (v2)
- A.V.A.C. (v3)
- Aaron "Ambush" McMahon (v3)
- Aaron "Ambush" McMahon (v4)
- Abel "Breaker" Shaz (v4)
- Ace (v1)
- Ace (v2)
- Ace (v3)
- Ace (v4)
- Ace (v5)
- Ace (v6)
- Ace (v7)
- Action Man (v1)
- Action Man (v2)
- Action Marine (v1)
- Action Pilot (v1)
- Action Pilot (v2)
- Action Pilot Astronaut (v1)
- Action Sailor (v1)
- Action Sailor (v2)
- Action Soldier (v1)
- Advanced Stealth B.A.T. (v1)
- Adventure Team Commander (v1)
- Aero-Viper (v1)
- Aero-Viper (v2)
- Agent Courtney Krieger (v1)
- Agent Faces (v1)
- Agent Faces (v2)
- Agent Helix (v1)
- Agent Jinx (v1)
- Agent Jinx (v2)
- Agent Mouse (v1)
- Agent Natalie Poole (v1)
- Agent Scarlett (v1)
- Agent Scarlett (v2)
- Agent Scarlett (v3)
- Agent Scarlett (v4)
- Air Adventurer (v1)
- Air Devil (v2)
- Air Raid (v1)
- Air Raid (v2)
- Air Viper Commando (v2)
- Air-Viper (v1)
- Air-Viper (v3)
- Air-Viper (v5)
- Air-Viper Commando (v4)
- Airborne (v1)
- Airborne (v2)
- Airtight (v1)
- Airtight (v2)
- Airtight (v4)
- Airwave (v1)
- Albert "Alpine" Pine (v5)
- Alex "Sparks" Verdi (v1)
- Alley Viper (v1)
- Alley Viper (v2)
- Alley Viper (v3)
- Alley Viper (v4)
- Alley Viper (v9)
- Alley Viper (v12)
- Alley Viper (v14)
- Alley Viper II (v8)
- Alley Viper II (v10)
- Alley Viper Officer (v2)
- Alley-Viper (v11)
- Alley-Viper (v13)
- Alley-Viper Officer (v1)
- Alpine (v1)
- Alpine (v2)
- Alpine (v3)
- Alpine (v4)
- Alpine (v6)
- Alpine (v7)
- Altitude (v1)
- Alvin "Breaker" Kibbey (v3)
- Ambush (v1)
- Ambush (v2)
- Andrei "Dragonsky" Freisov (v1)
- Annihilator (v1)
- Annihilators (v2)
- Anthony "Flash" Gambello (v2)
- Anthony "Flash" Gambello (v3)
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- Arcee (v1)
- Arctic B.A.T. (v1)
- Arctic H.I.S.S. Driver (v1)
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- Ashiko (v1)
- Astro Viper (v1)
- Astro Viper (v2)
- Avalanche (v1)
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