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'''Diablock''' (ディアブロック, ''Diaburokku'' - a contraction of "'''Diamond Block'''") is a line of Japanese construction toys manufactured by Kawada. Much like [[Built to Rule]] and [[Kre-O]], these are centered around interlocking bricks based on | '''Diablock''' (ディアブロック, ''Diaburokku'' - a contraction of "'''Diamond Block'''") is a line of Japanese construction toys manufactured by Kawada. Much like [[Built to Rule]] and [[Kre-O]], these are centered around interlocking bricks mostly based on traditional Lego system parts, with their most well-known foray into international markets being the '''[[w:Nanoblock|Nanoblock]]''' series. | ||
Kawada's most notable contributions to Transformers are their fully transformable [[Optimus_Prime_(G1)|Convoy]] figures, though [[Block Town|they actually had an entire planned subline of Transformers sets]] that unfortunately didn't make the cut. | Kawada's most notable contributions to Transformers are their fully transformable [[Optimus_Prime_(G1)|Convoy]] figures, though [[Block Town|they actually had an entire planned subline of Transformers sets]] that unfortunately didn't make the cut. | ||
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===Animated=== | ===Animated=== | ||
* Diablock Optimus Prime | * [[Optimus Prime (Animated)/toys#Diablock|Diablock Optimus Prime]] | ||
* Diablock Bumblebee | * [[Bumblebee (Animated)#Diablock|Diablock Bumblebee]] | ||
[[Category:Companies]] | [[Category:Companies]] | ||
Revision as of 17:18, 29 September 2018
Diablock (ディアブロック, Diaburokku - a contraction of "Diamond Block") is a line of Japanese construction toys manufactured by Kawada. Much like Built to Rule and Kre-O, these are centered around interlocking bricks mostly based on traditional Lego system parts, with their most well-known foray into international markets being the Nanoblock series.
Kawada's most notable contributions to Transformers are their fully transformable Convoy figures, though they actually had an entire planned subline of Transformers sets that unfortunately didn't make the cut.
