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*[http://snakas.web. | *[http://snakas.web.fc2.com/figure/q_robo1.htm Full gallery of Q-Robo figures at Autobase Aichi] | ||
*[http://snakas.web. | *[http://snakas.web.fc2.com/event/0302whf17.htm Unreleased Q-Robo wave 2 art at Autobase Aichi] | ||
[[Category: Generation 1]] | [[Category: Generation 1]] | ||
[[Category: Armada]] | [[Category: Armada]] | ||
[[Category: Merchandise]] | [[Category: Merchandise]] | ||
Revision as of 11:59, 20 April 2013
Q-Robo Collection Figure was a line of super deformed PVC figurines released in March 2003 by Takara. Every figure was available in both full colour and translucent variants; Autobots were translucent red, Decepticons were purple. They were sold in randomized pairs—one full colour, one translucent—and came blindpacked in a plastic capsule.
The line received it's own promotional manga series, "Q-Robo Transformer", written and drawn by Shōji Imaki.
Figures
- Generation 1 Convoy
- Micron Legend Convoy
- Meister
- Bumble
- Generation 1 Megatron
- Micron Legend Megatron
- Starscream
- Soundwave
- Chase figure: Metallic golden version of Micron Legend Convoy
Notes
- A second wave of Q-Robo figures was promoted at Japan's 17th World Hobby Festival during February 2003. The range would have included Micron Legend Convoy in Super Mode, Micron Legend Jetfire, Generation 1 Hound, Devastor, Lambor, Laserwave, Convoy with rifle, and Frenzy and Jaguar as a two-set. Ultimately, none of these were released.
