Agent Knight - Revision history

Cylasbreakdown: /* Notes */

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	* Interestingly, this isn't ''Knight Rider''{{'}}s first or even ''second'' foray into transforming robot toys:		* Interestingly, this isn't ''Knight Rider''{{'}}s first or even ''second'' foray into transforming robot toys:
	** KITT was previously immortalized in plastic as part of Ertl's ''Pow-R-Trons'' line (derived from the [[Asahi Corporation]]'s ''Attack Change Machine Powertron'' but actually releasing before it), using a Nissan Fairlady 300ZX Z31 mold that'd eventually become [[Turbo (G1)\|Turbo]] in [[Estrela]]'s Brazilian ''Transformers'' toyline.		** KITT was previously immortalized in plastic as part of Ertl's ''Pow-R-Trons'' line (derived from the [[Asahi Corporation]]'s ''Attack Change Machine Powertron'' but actually releasing before it), using a Nissan Fairlady 300ZX Z31 mold that'd eventually become [[Turbo (G1)\|Turbo]] in [[Estrela]]'s Brazilian ''Transformers'' toyline.
	** And speaking of Brazil, Estrela competitor Glasslite - the country's official licensee for ''Knight Rider'' toys, localized as "Super Máquina" (Super Machine) - also released a black copy of the ''[[GoBots]]'' / ''Machine Robo'' [[Turbo (GoBots)\|Turbo]] mold under the name of "Zardos" with ''Knight Rider'' branding in the mid 1980s. It is [[gbwiki:Knock-off#Mutante\|still debatable]] whether or not Glasslite's ''Machine Robo''-derived toyline - dubbed ''Mutante'' - was a legitimate Bandai or Tonka-licensed toyline, but regardless, this particular Glasslite toy is indeed an Universal Studios-copyrighted product!		** And speaking of Brazil, Estrela competitor Glasslite - the country's official licensee for ''Knight Rider'' toys, localized as "Super Máquina" (Super Machine) - also released a black copy of the ''[[GoBots]]'' / ''Machine Robo'' [[Turbo (GoBots)\|Turbo]] mold under the name of "Zardos" with ''Knight Rider'' branding in the mid 1980s. It is [[gbwiki:Knock-off#Mutante\|still debatable]] whether or not Glasslite's ''Machine Robo''-derived toyline - dubbed ''Mutante'' - was a legitimate Bandai or Tonka-licensed toyline, but regardless, this particular Glasslite toy is indeed a Universal Studios-copyrighted product!
	* [[Peter Cullen]] voiced the villainous K.A.R.R. on both the original ''Knight Rider'' series in 1982, and the 2008 revival.		* [[Peter Cullen]] voiced the villainous K.A.R.R. on both the original ''Knight Rider'' series in 1982, and the 2008 revival.

FortressMaxxing: /* Notes */

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	* Interestingly, this isn't ''Knight Rider''{{'}}s first or even ''second'' foray into transforming robot toys:		* Interestingly, this isn't ''Knight Rider''{{'}}s first or even ''second'' foray into transforming robot toys:
	** KITT was previously immortalized in plastic as part of Ertl's ''Pow-R-Trons'' line (derived from the [[Asahi Corporation]]'s ''Attack Change Machine Powertron'' but actually releasing before it), using a Nissan Fairlady 300ZX Z31 mold that'd eventually become [[Turbo (G1)\|Turbo]] in [[Estrela]]'s Brazilian ''Transformers'' toyline.		** KITT was previously immortalized in plastic as part of Ertl's ''Pow-R-Trons'' line (derived from the [[Asahi Corporation]]'s ''Attack Change Machine Powertron'' but actually releasing before it), using a Nissan Fairlady 300ZX Z31 mold that'd eventually become [[Turbo (G1)\|Turbo]] in [[Estrela]]'s Brazilian ''Transformers'' toyline.
	** And speaking of Brazil, Estrela competitor Glasslite - the country's official licensee for ''Knight Rider'' toys, localized as "Super Máquina" (Super Machine) - also released a black copy of the ''[[GoBots]]'' / ''Machine Robo''[[Turbo (GoBots)\|Turbo]] mold under the name of "Zardos" with ''Knight Rider'' branding in the mid 1980s. It is [[gbwiki:Knock-off#Mutante\|still debatable]] whether or not Glasslite's ''Machine Robo''-derived toyline - dubbed ''Mutante'' - was a legitimate Bandai or Tonka-licensed toyline, but regardless, this particular Glasslite toy is indeed an Universal Studios-copyrighted product!		** And speaking of Brazil, Estrela competitor Glasslite - the country's official licensee for ''Knight Rider'' toys, localized as "Super Máquina" (Super Machine) - also released a black copy of the ''[[GoBots]]'' / ''Machine Robo'' [[Turbo (GoBots)\|Turbo]] mold under the name of "Zardos" with ''Knight Rider'' branding in the mid 1980s. It is [[gbwiki:Knock-off#Mutante\|still debatable]] whether or not Glasslite's ''Machine Robo''-derived toyline - dubbed ''Mutante'' - was a legitimate Bandai or Tonka-licensed toyline, but regardless, this particular Glasslite toy is indeed an Universal Studios-copyrighted product!
	* [[Peter Cullen]] voiced the villainous K.A.R.R. on both the original ''Knight Rider'' series in 1982, and the 2008 revival.		* [[Peter Cullen]] voiced the villainous K.A.R.R. on both the original ''Knight Rider'' series in 1982, and the 2008 revival.

M Sipher: /* Notes */

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	[[File:Ertl-KnightRider.jpg\|thumb\|upright=0.9]]		[[File:Ertl-KnightRider.jpg\|thumb\|upright=0.9]]
	*Interestingly, this isn't ''Knight Rider''{{'}}s first or even second foray into transforming robot toys:		* Interestingly, this isn't ''Knight Rider''{{'}}s first or even ''second'' foray into transforming robot toys:
	**KITT was previously immortalized in plastic as part of Ertl's ''Pow-R-Trons'' line (derived from the [[Asahi Corporation]]'s ''Attack Change Machine Powertron'' but actually releasing before it), using a Nissan Fairlady 300ZX Z31 mold that'd eventually become [[Turbo (G1)\|Turbo]] in [[Estrela]]'s Brazilian ''Transformers'' toyline.		** KITT was previously immortalized in plastic as part of Ertl's ''Pow-R-Trons'' line (derived from the [[Asahi Corporation]]'s ''Attack Change Machine Powertron'' but actually releasing before it), using a Nissan Fairlady 300ZX Z31 mold that'd eventually become [[Turbo (G1)\|Turbo]] in [[Estrela]]'s Brazilian ''Transformers'' toyline.
	**And speaking of Brazil, Estrela competitor Glasslite - the country's official licensee for ''Knight Rider'' toys, localized as "Super Máquina" (Super Machine) - also released a black copy of the ~~[[Turbo (GoBots)\|Turbo]] mold (no, not the same Turbo as the one we mentioned above) from~~ ''[[GoBots]]'' / ''Machine Robo'' under the name of "Zardos" with ''Knight Rider'' branding in the mid 1980s. It is [[gbwiki:Knock-off#Mutante\|still debatable]] whether or not Glasslite's ''Machine Robo''-derived toyline - dubbed ''Mutante'' - was a legitimate Bandai or Tonka-licensed toyline, but regardless, this particular Glasslite toy is indeed an Universal Studios-copyrighted product!		** And speaking of Brazil, Estrela competitor Glasslite - the country's official licensee for ''Knight Rider'' toys, localized as "Super Máquina" (Super Machine) - also released a black copy of the ''[[GoBots]]'' / ''Machine Robo''[[Turbo (GoBots)\|Turbo]] mold under the name of "Zardos" with ''Knight Rider'' branding in the mid 1980s. It is [[gbwiki:Knock-off#Mutante\|still debatable]] whether or not Glasslite's ''Machine Robo''-derived toyline - dubbed ''Mutante'' - was a legitimate Bandai or Tonka-licensed toyline, but regardless, this particular Glasslite toy is indeed an Universal Studios-copyrighted product!
	*[[Peter Cullen]] voiced the villainous K.A.R.R. on both the original ''Knight Rider'' series in 1982, and the 2008 revival.		* [[Peter Cullen]] voiced the villainous K.A.R.R. on both the original ''Knight Rider'' series in 1982, and the 2008 revival.


	===Foreign names===		===Foreign names===

FortressMaxxing: /* Notes */

2026-01-26T01:09:43Z

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	*Interestingly, this isn't ''Knight Rider''{{'}}s first or even second foray into transforming robot toys:		*Interestingly, this isn't ''Knight Rider''{{'}}s first or even second foray into transforming robot toys:
	**KITT was previously immortalized in plastic as part of Ertl's ''Pow-R-Trons'' line (derived from the [[Asahi Corporation]]'s ''Attack Change Machine Powertron'' but actually releasing before it), using a Nissan Fairlady 300ZX Z31 mold that'd eventually become [[Turbo (G1)\|Turbo]] in [[Estrela]]'s Brazilian ''Transformers'' toyline.		**KITT was previously immortalized in plastic as part of Ertl's ''Pow-R-Trons'' line (derived from the [[Asahi Corporation]]'s ''Attack Change Machine Powertron'' but actually releasing before it), using a Nissan Fairlady 300ZX Z31 mold that'd eventually become [[Turbo (G1)\|Turbo]] in [[Estrela]]'s Brazilian ''Transformers'' toyline.
	**And speaking of Brazil, Estrela competitor Glasslite - the country's official licensee for ''Knight Rider'' toys, localized as "Super Máquina" (Super Machine) - also released a black copy of the [[Turbo (GoBots)\|Turbo]] mold (no, not the same Turbo as the one we mentioned above) from ''[[GoBots]]'' / ''Machine Robo'' under the name of "Zardos" with ''Knight Rider'' branding in the mid 1980s. It is still debatable whether or not Glasslite's ''Machine Robo''-derived toyline - dubbed ''Mutante'' - was a legitimate Bandai or Tonka-licensed toyline, but regardless, this particular Glasslite toy is indeed an Universal Studios-copyrighted product.		**And speaking of Brazil, Estrela competitor Glasslite - the country's official licensee for ''Knight Rider'' toys, localized as "Super Máquina" (Super Machine) - also released a black copy of the [[Turbo (GoBots)\|Turbo]] mold (no, not the same Turbo as the one we mentioned above) from ''[[GoBots]]'' / ''Machine Robo'' under the name of "Zardos" with ''Knight Rider'' branding in the mid 1980s. It is [[gbwiki:Knock-off#Mutante\|still debatable]] whether or not Glasslite's ''Machine Robo''-derived toyline - dubbed ''Mutante'' - was a legitimate Bandai or Tonka-licensed toyline, but regardless, this particular Glasslite toy is indeed an Universal Studios-copyrighted product!
	*[[Peter Cullen]] voiced the villainous K.A.R.R. on both the original ''Knight Rider'' series in 1982, and the 2008 revival.		*[[Peter Cullen]] voiced the villainous K.A.R.R. on both the original ''Knight Rider'' series in 1982, and the 2008 revival.

FortressMaxxing: TIL about another Knight Rider transforming robot toy (and it's also a GoBots / Machine Robo mold!)

2026-01-26T01:06:02Z

TIL about another Knight Rider transforming robot toy (and it's also a GoBots / Machine Robo mold!)

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	[[File:Ertl-KnightRider.jpg\|thumb\|upright=0.9]]		[[File:Ertl-KnightRider.jpg\|thumb\|upright=0.9]]
	*~~This~~ isn't ''Knight Rider''{{'}}s first foray into transforming robot toys; KITT was previously immortalized in plastic as part of Ertl's ''Pow-R-Trons'' line (derived from the [[Asahi Corporation]]'s ''Attack Change Machine Powertron'' but actually releasing before it), using a Nissan Fairlady 300ZX mold that'd eventually become [[Turbo (G1)\|Turbo]] in [[Estrela]]'s Brazilian ''Transformers'' toyline.		*Interestingly, this isn't ''Knight Rider''{{'}}s first or even second foray into transforming robot toys:
			**KITT was previously immortalized in plastic as part of Ertl's ''Pow-R-Trons'' line (derived from the [[Asahi Corporation]]'s ''Attack Change Machine Powertron'' but actually releasing before it), using a Nissan Fairlady 300ZX Z31 mold that'd eventually become [[Turbo (G1)\|Turbo]] in [[Estrela]]'s Brazilian ''Transformers'' toyline.
			**And speaking of Brazil, Estrela competitor Glasslite - the country's official licensee for ''Knight Rider'' toys, localized as "Super Máquina" (Super Machine) - also released a black copy of the [[Turbo (GoBots)\|Turbo]] mold (no, not the same Turbo as the one we mentioned above) from ''[[GoBots]]'' / ''Machine Robo'' under the name of "Zardos" with ''Knight Rider'' branding in the mid 1980s. It is still debatable whether or not Glasslite's ''Machine Robo''-derived toyline - dubbed ''Mutante'' - was a legitimate Bandai or Tonka-licensed toyline, but regardless, this particular Glasslite toy is indeed an Universal Studios-copyrighted product.
	*[[Peter Cullen]] voiced the villainous K.A.R.R. on both the original ''Knight Rider'' series in 1982, and the 2008 revival.		*[[Peter Cullen]] voiced the villainous K.A.R.R. on both the original ''Knight Rider'' series in 1982, and the 2008 revival.

FortressMaxxing: /* Notes */

2025-09-08T01:26:03Z

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	[[File:Ertl-KnightRider.jpg\|thumb\|upright=0.9]]		[[File:Ertl-KnightRider.jpg\|thumb\|upright=0.9]]
	*This isn't ''Knight Rider''{{'}}s first foray into transforming robot toys; KITT was previously immortalized in plastic as part of Ertl's ''Pow-R-Trons'' line (derived from the [[Asahi Corporation]]'s ''Attack Change Machine Powertron'' but actually releasing before it), using a Nissan Fairlady 300ZX mold ~~would~~ eventually become [[Turbo (G1)\|Turbo]] in [[Estrela]]'s Brazilian ''Transformers'' toyline.		*This isn't ''Knight Rider''{{'}}s first foray into transforming robot toys; KITT was previously immortalized in plastic as part of Ertl's ''Pow-R-Trons'' line (derived from the [[Asahi Corporation]]'s ''Attack Change Machine Powertron'' but actually releasing before it), using a Nissan Fairlady 300ZX mold that'd eventually become [[Turbo (G1)\|Turbo]] in [[Estrela]]'s Brazilian ''Transformers'' toyline.
	*[[Peter Cullen]] voiced the villainous K.A.R.R. on both the original ''Knight Rider'' series in 1982, and the 2008 revival.		*[[Peter Cullen]] voiced the villainous K.A.R.R. on both the original ''Knight Rider'' series in 1982, and the 2008 revival.

FortressMaxxing: /* Notes */

2025-09-08T01:24:45Z

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	[[File:Ertl-KnightRider.jpg\|thumb\|upright=0.9]]		[[File:Ertl-KnightRider.jpg\|thumb\|upright=0.9]]
	*This isn't ''Knight Rider''{{'}}s first foray into transforming robot toys; KITT was previously immortalized in plastic as part of Ertl's ~~[https://www.the-liberator.net/site-files/robot-toys/pow-r-trons-powertrons-ertl.htm~~ ''Pow-R-Trons'' line] using a Nissan Fairlady 300ZX mold ~~that was also used by~~ [[Estrela]]'s Brazilian ''Transformers'' toyline ~~as [[Turbo (G1)\|Turbo]]~~.		*This isn't ''Knight Rider''{{'}}s first foray into transforming robot toys; KITT was previously immortalized in plastic as part of Ertl's ''Pow-R-Trons'' line (derived from the [[Asahi Corporation]]'s ''Attack Change Machine Powertron'' but actually releasing before it), using a Nissan Fairlady 300ZX mold would eventually become [[Turbo (G1)\|Turbo]] in [[Estrela]]'s Brazilian ''Transformers'' toyline.
	*[[Peter Cullen]] voiced the villainous K.A.R.R. on both the original ''Knight Rider'' series in 1982, and the 2008 revival.		*[[Peter Cullen]] voiced the villainous K.A.R.R. on both the original ''Knight Rider'' series in 1982, and the 2008 revival.

TheLastGherkin at 10:12, 15 August 2025

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	:* "Are you sure this is the right way?" ''Turbo boost noise'' "Very well."		:* "Are you sure this is the right way?" ''Turbo boost noise'' "Very well."
	:* ''Scanning noise'' "Thank you, sir."		:* ''Scanning noise'' "Thank you, sir."
	: ~~And finally~~, he says "KITT signing off" ~~when you leave it alone for about thirty seconds~~, ~~turning off~~ the electronics.		: Pressing the button down for two seconds at this point turns on the scrolling light with no sound effects, until either the button is pressed again, triggering the next sound in the sequence, or until about two minutes or so have elapsed, at which point the light will turn off. After thirty seconds of inactivity, the toy says "KITT signing off", deactivating all of the electronics.

	: This figure was revealed at [[San Diego Comic-Con]] 2024, with preorders going up the following week.		: This figure was revealed at [[San Diego Comic-Con]] 2024, with preorders going up the following week.

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	[[File:Ertl-KnightRider.jpg\|thumb\|upright=0.9]]		[[File:Ertl-KnightRider.jpg\|thumb\|upright=0.9]]
	*This isn't ''Knight Rider''{{'}}s first foray into transforming robot toys; KITT was previously immortalized in plastic as part of Ertl's [https://www.the-liberator.net/site-files/robot-toys/pow-r-trons-powertrons-ertl.htm ''Pow-R-Trons'' line] using a Nissan Fairlady 300ZX mold that was also used by [[Estrela]]'s Brazilian ''Transformers'' toyline as [[Turbo (G1)\|Turbo]].		*This isn't ''Knight Rider''{{'}}s first foray into transforming robot toys; KITT was previously immortalized in plastic as part of Ertl's [https://www.the-liberator.net/site-files/robot-toys/pow-r-trons-powertrons-ertl.htm ''Pow-R-Trons'' line] using a Nissan Fairlady 300ZX mold that was also used by [[Estrela]]'s Brazilian ''Transformers'' toyline as [[Turbo (G1)\|Turbo]].
			*[[Peter Cullen]] voiced the villainous K.A.R.R. on both the original ''Knight Rider'' series in 1982, and the 2008 revival.

	===Foreign names===		===Foreign names===

TheLastGherkin at 10:18, 15 April 2025

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*This isn't ''Knight Rider''~~<nowiki>~~'~~</nowiki>~~s first foray into transforming robot toys; KITT was previously immortalized in plastic as part of Ertl's [https://www.the-liberator.net/site-files/robot-toys/pow-r-trons-powertrons-ertl.htm ''Pow-R-Trons'' line] using a Nissan Fairlady 300ZX mold that was also used by [[Estrela]]'s Brazilian ''Transformers'' toyline as [[Turbo (G1)\|Turbo]].		[[File:Ertl-KnightRider.jpg\|thumb\|upright=0.9]]
			*This isn't ''Knight Rider''{{'}}s first foray into transforming robot toys; KITT was previously immortalized in plastic as part of Ertl's [https://www.the-liberator.net/site-files/robot-toys/pow-r-trons-powertrons-ertl.htm ''Pow-R-Trons'' line] using a Nissan Fairlady 300ZX mold that was also used by [[Estrela]]'s Brazilian ''Transformers'' toyline as [[Turbo (G1)\|Turbo]].

	===Foreign names===		===Foreign names===