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'''Young Toys''' is one of the few South Korean toy companies that, during the 1980s and early 1990s, purchased the license to produce robot toys from companies like Bandai and Hasbro. (Other companies at the time simply produced [[Knockoff|knock offs]].) Young Toys is the company that officially imported [[Generation 1 | '''Young Toys''' is one of the few South Korean toy companies that, during the 1980s and early 1990s, purchased the license to produce robot toys from companies like Bandai and Hasbro. (Other companies at the time simply produced [[Knockoff|knock offs]].) Young Toys is the company that officially imported [[Generation 1 (Chinese toyline)|Chinese-made G1 toys]] under license from Hasbro into Korea during the early 1990s. They subsequently imported some Hasbro ''Beast Wars'' toys in the mid 1990s. | ||
After Young Toys' rival [[Sonokong]] produced Takara Transformers toys in the early 2000's, Young Toys resumed producing Transformers toys with their short-lived two-toy line of [[Alternators (toyline)|Alternators]] in 2007, which consisted of [[Wheeljack (G1)|Wheeljack]] and [[Skids (G1)|Skids]]. | After Young Toys' rival [[Sonokong]] produced Takara Transformers toys in the early 2000's, Young Toys resumed producing Transformers toys with their short-lived two-toy line of [[Alternators (toyline)|Alternators]] in 2007, which consisted of [[Wheeljack (G1)|Wheeljack]] and [[Skids (G1)|Skids]]. | ||
Revision as of 19:51, 13 May 2010
Young Toys is one of the few South Korean toy companies that, during the 1980s and early 1990s, purchased the license to produce robot toys from companies like Bandai and Hasbro. (Other companies at the time simply produced knock offs.) Young Toys is the company that officially imported Chinese-made G1 toys under license from Hasbro into Korea during the early 1990s. They subsequently imported some Hasbro Beast Wars toys in the mid 1990s.
After Young Toys' rival Sonokong produced Takara Transformers toys in the early 2000's, Young Toys resumed producing Transformers toys with their short-lived two-toy line of Alternators in 2007, which consisted of Wheeljack and Skids.
Young Toys' trademark is an elephant.
