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'''ToyCo''' (토이코코리아) is a [[Korean]] toy company responsible for licensing the [[Shockwave (G1)]] mold to [[Hasbro]] and [[Takara]] for the Transformers toy line in the 1980's. ToyCo is still in operation today, making and/or distributing a large variety of toys in Korea, including [http://toyco.co.kr/shop/shopdetail.html?branduid=804729&search=&sort= off-brand transforming robot toys], as well as licensed [http://toyco.co.kr/shop/shopdetail.html?branduid=823088&special=1 Transformers Prime kids' inner tubes]. Other toys they make or distribute include battery-operated toys, and cheap Power Rangers and Hello Kitty toys that supplement the range of toys released by larger companies, such as [[Bandai]], in Korea. | '''ToyCo''' (토이코코리아) is a [[Korean]] toy company responsible for licensing the original [[Shockwave (G1)/toys|Shockwave]] mold to [[Hasbro]] and [[Takara]] for the Transformers toy line in the 1980's. ToyCo is still in operation today, making and/or distributing a large variety of toys in Korea, including [http://toyco.co.kr/shop/shopdetail.html?branduid=804729&search=&sort= off-brand transforming robot toys], as well as licensed [http://toyco.co.kr/shop/shopdetail.html?branduid=823088&special=1 Transformers Prime kids' inner tubes]. Other toys they make or distribute include battery-operated toys, and cheap Power Rangers and Hello Kitty toys that supplement the range of toys released by larger companies, such as [[Bandai]], in Korea. | ||
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Revision as of 17:02, 5 July 2013
ToyCo (토이코코리아) is a Korean toy company responsible for licensing the original Shockwave mold to Hasbro and Takara for the Transformers toy line in the 1980's. ToyCo is still in operation today, making and/or distributing a large variety of toys in Korea, including off-brand transforming robot toys, as well as licensed Transformers Prime kids' inner tubes. Other toys they make or distribute include battery-operated toys, and cheap Power Rangers and Hello Kitty toys that supplement the range of toys released by larger companies, such as Bandai, in Korea.
