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'''Antex''' was an Argentine company that held the license to manufacture and market Transformers toys in Argentina during [[Generation 1]] and [[Generation 2]]. | '''Antex''' was an Argentine company that held the license to manufacture and market Transformers toys in Argentina during [[Generation 1]] and [[Generation 2]]. | ||
Unusually, Antex acquired the Transformers license second-hand through the Brazilian TF licensee [[Estrela]], instead of going directly to [[ | Unusually, Antex acquired the Transformers license second-hand through the Brazilian TF licensee [[Estrela]], instead of going directly to [[Hasbro]]. As a result, Antex's G1 toyline featured the same distinct logos and character identities as the Estrela version. | ||
During Generation 2, Antex reused the [[Jumpstarter]]/Salt-Man molds for the Argentine-exclusive Decepticons [[Robot-Man X]] and [[Robot-Man Z]]. | During Generation 2, Antex reused the [[Jumpstarter]]/Salt-Man molds for the Argentine-exclusive Decepticons [[Robot-Man X]] and [[Robot-Man Z]]. | ||
Revision as of 21:28, 4 September 2007
Antex was an Argentine company that held the license to manufacture and market Transformers toys in Argentina during Generation 1 and Generation 2.
Unusually, Antex acquired the Transformers license second-hand through the Brazilian TF licensee Estrela, instead of going directly to Hasbro. As a result, Antex's G1 toyline featured the same distinct logos and character identities as the Estrela version.
During Generation 2, Antex reused the Jumpstarter/Salt-Man molds for the Argentine-exclusive Decepticons Robot-Man X and Robot-Man Z.
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