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'''Meiji''' is a Japanese candy company. In 1988 they released small, super-deformed, articulation-free versions of the [[Beastformer]]s via Gachapon machines.
'''Meiji''' is a Japanese candy company. In 1988 they released small, super-deformed, articulation-free versions of the [[Beastformer_(species)|Beastformers]] via Gachapon machines.  They also released a series of gold-foil "Battle Cards," featuring the painted character art from each character's original bio card and available in randomly-packed sets of cards that came with ramune-flavored candy tablets. The back of the cards featured  severely truncated bios, with data for the game from the Meiji chocoball SD figures' packaging.
==Merchandise==
 
===1988===
=Merchandise=
==1988==
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|<u>'''Gashapon/candy-toy Beastformers'''</u>
*1 - [[White_Leo#Meiji_candy_toys|White Leo]]
*1 - [[White_Leo#Meiji_candy_toys|White Leo]]
*2 - [[Flykick#Meiji_candy_toys|Flykick]]
*2 - [[Flykick#Meiji_candy_toys|Flykick]]
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*4 - [[Badshark#Meiji_candy_toys|Badshark]]
*4 - [[Badshark#Meiji_candy_toys|Badshark]]
*5 - [[Bowdog#Meiji_candy_toys|Bowdog]]
*5 - [[Bowdog#Meiji_candy_toys|Bowdog]]
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|width="20%" valign="top"|<br>
*6 - [[Rabbit_Kid#Meiji_candy_toys|Rabbit Kid]]
*7 - [[Bluehorse#Meiji_candy_toys|Bluehorse]]
*7 - [[Bluehorse#Meiji_candy_toys|Bluehorse]]
*8 - [[Giader#Meiji_candy_toys|Giader]]
*8 - [[Giader#Meiji_candy_toys|Giader]]
*9 - [[Violethorn#Meiji_candy_toys|Violethorn]]
*9 - [[Violethorn#Meiji_candy_toys|Violethorn]]
*10 - [[Bombsheep#Meiji_candy_toys|Bombsheep]]
*10 - [[Bombsheep#Meiji_candy_toys|Bombsheep]]
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|width="20%" valign="top"|<br>
*11 - [[Deaspider#Meiji_candy_toys|Deaspider]]
*11 - [[Deaspider#Meiji_candy_toys|Deaspider]]
*12 - [[Crabhit#Meiji_candy_toys|Crabhit]]
*12 - [[Crabhit#Meiji_candy_toys|Crabhit]]
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*14 - [[Devilbat#Meiji_candy_toys|Devilbat]]
*14 - [[Devilbat#Meiji_candy_toys|Devilbat]]
*15 - [[Alligatron#Meiji_candy_toys|Alligatron]]
*15 - [[Alligatron#Meiji_candy_toys|Alligatron]]
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|width="20%" valign="top"|<br>
*16 - [[Beafox#Meiji_candy_toys|Beafox]]
*16 - [[Beafox#Meiji_candy_toys|Beafox]]
*17 - [[Flying_Attacker#Meiji_candy_toys|Flying Attacker]]
*17 - [[Flying_Attacker#Meiji_candy_toys|Flying Attacker]]
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*19 - [[Koala_Gray#Meiji_candy_toys|Koala Gray]]
*19 - [[Koala_Gray#Meiji_candy_toys|Koala Gray]]
*20 - [[Zebra_Ball#Meiji_candy_toys|Zebra Ball]]
*20 - [[Zebra_Ball#Meiji_candy_toys|Zebra Ball]]
*21 - [[Rabbit_Kid#Meiji_candy_toys|Rabbit Kid]]
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
|}
Each character could be found in red, blue or green plastic, representing the Fire, Water and Wood elements (even though they still had a rubsign). All of the Meiji Beastformers come with a different Beastformer's weapon attached to their shoulder by a snippable sprue.
 
{| style="margin-left:1em;" width="100%"
|width="20%" valign="top"|<u>'''Ramune Beastformers Battle Card'''</u>
*1 - [[White_Leo#Meiji_candy_toys|White Leo]]
*2 - [[Flykick#Meiji_candy_toys|Flykick]]
*3 - [[Hedgehog#Meiji_candy_toys|Hedgehog]]
*4 - [[Badshark#Meiji_candy_toys|Badshark]]
*5 - [[Bowdog#Meiji_candy_toys|Bowdog]]
*6 - [[Rabbit_Kid#Meiji_candy_toys|Rabbit Kid]]
*7 - [[Bluehorse#Meiji_candy_toys|Bluehorse]]
*8 - [[Giader#Meiji_candy_toys|Giader]]
*9 - [[Violethorn#Meiji_candy_toys|Violethorn]]
*10 - [[Bombsheep#Meiji_candy_toys|Bombsheep]]
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|<br>
*11 - [[Deaspider#Meiji_candy_toys|Deaspider]]
*12 - [[Crabhit#Meiji_candy_toys|Crabhit]]
*13 - [[Killer_Fish#Meiji_candy_toys|Killer Fish]]
*14 - [[Devilbat#Meiji_candy_toys|Devilbat]]
*15 - [[Alligatron#Meiji_candy_toys|Alligatron]]
*16 - [[Beafox#Meiji_candy_toys|Beafox]]
*17 - [[Flying_Attacker#Meiji_candy_toys|Flying Attacker]]
*18 - [[Platinum_Tiger#Meiji_candy_toys|Platinum Tiger]]
*19 - [[Koala_Gray#Meiji_candy_toys|Koala Gray]]
*20 - [[Zebra_Ball#Meiji_candy_toys|Zebra Ball]]
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|width="20%" valign="top"|<br>
*21 - [[Big_Serow#Meiji_candy_toys|Big Serow]]
*22 - [[Golder#Meiji_candy_toys|Golder]]
*23 - [[Snakebomb_(Beastformers)#Meiji_candy_toys|Snakebomb]]
*24 - [[Drillfrog#Meiji_candy_toys|Drillfrog]]
*25 - [[Elephan#Meiji_candy_toys|Elephan]]
*26 - [[Graysharp#Meiji_candy_toys|Graysharp]]
*26 - [[Graysharp#Meiji_candy_toys|Graysharp]]
*27 - [[Grayox#Meiji_candy_toys|Grayox]]
*27 - [[Grayox#Meiji_candy_toys|Grayox]]
*28 - [[Rabbit_Kid#Meiji_candy_toys|Rabbit Kid]]
*29 - [[Power_Jaguar#Meiji_candy_toys|Power Jaguar]]
*29 - [[Power_Jaguar#Meiji_candy_toys|Power Jaguar]]
*30 - [[Bonga#Meiji_candy_toys|Bonga]]
*30 - [[Bonga#Meiji_candy_toys|Bonga]]
|
|width="20%" valign="top"|<br>
*31 - [[Wildthunder#Meiji_candy_toys|Wildthunder]]
*32 - [[Yellow_Giraffe#Meiji_candy_toys|Yellow Giraffe]]
*33 - [[Iguanamonss#Meiji_candy_toys|Iguanamonss]]
*34 - [[Brown_Gyro#Meiji_candy_toys|Brown Gyro]]
*35 - [[Wavemoose#Meiji_candy_toys|Wavemoose]]
*35 - [[Wavemoose#Meiji_candy_toys|Wavemoose]]
*36 - [[Green_Chameles#Meiji_candy_toys|Green Chameles]]
*37 - [[Jungaroo#Meiji_candy_toys|Jungaroo]]
*37 - [[Jungaroo#Meiji_candy_toys|Jungaroo]]
*38 - [[Power_Nozzle#Meiji_candy_toys|Power Nozzle]]
*39 - [[Beavop#Meiji_candy_toys|Beavop]]
*39 - [[Beavop#Meiji_candy_toys|Beavop]]
*40 - [[Cobrander#Meiji_candy_toys|Cobrander]]
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|width="20%" valign="top"|
|}
While the cardbacks from cards #21-40 show line-art of SD-styled Beastformers toys, no such toys were actually produced.

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Meiji is a Japanese candy company. In 1988 they released small, super-deformed, articulation-free versions of the Beastformers via Gachapon machines. They also released a series of gold-foil "Battle Cards," featuring the painted character art from each character's original bio card and available in randomly-packed sets of cards that came with ramune-flavored candy tablets. The back of the cards featured severely truncated bios, with data for the game from the Meiji chocoball SD figures' packaging.

Merchandise

1988

Gashapon/candy-toy Beastformers


Each character could be found in red, blue or green plastic, representing the Fire, Water and Wood elements (even though they still had a rubsign). All of the Meiji Beastformers come with a different Beastformer's weapon attached to their shoulder by a snippable sprue.

Ramune Beastformers Battle Card


While the cardbacks from cards #21-40 show line-art of SD-styled Beastformers toys, no such toys were actually produced.