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: As an [[Armorizer]], Shard can also disassemble into a variety of rocky chunks, forming weapons and armor to attach to other figures via [[5 mm post]]. | : As an [[Armorizer]], Shard can also disassemble into a variety of rocky chunks, forming weapons and armor to attach to other figures via [[5 mm post]]. | ||
: | : [[Stock photography]] of the toy depicts a non-final color scheme lacking the bluish teal sections. | ||
::*''[https://www.instagram.com/p/C5MmyqsuCCH/ Designer commentary on Shard from Mark Maher on Instagram]'' | ::*''[https://www.instagram.com/p/C5MmyqsuCCH/ Designer commentary on Shard from Mark Maher on Instagram]'' | ||
Revision as of 12:49, 10 January 2025
- Shard is an Armorizer from the Infernac Universe by way of the Legacy: United toyline.
Shard is made of death crystals from the planet Dread![1] With double death crystal blades on each arm, she's one Rock Lady you'd better watch out for.
Toys
Legacy
- Infernac Universe Shard (Deluxe, 2024)
- TakaraTomy name: Shard (シャード)
- TakaraTomy ID number: TL-74
- TakaraTomy release date: 2024 October 26
- Accessories: 2 turbine cannons, 4 rotor blades/swords
- Known designers: Mark Maher (Hasbro), Takio Ejima (TakaraTomy)[1]
- Released in the second wave of Legacy: United Deluxes, Shard transforms from rocky robot to a rocky helicopter. Her rotor blades separate from the main rotor to form hand-held swords (though they must be held sideways, as a tab prevents them from being held vertically), while the turbines become (non-firing) cannons.
- As an Armorizer, Shard can also disassemble into a variety of rocky chunks, forming weapons and armor to attach to other figures via 5 mm post.
- Stock photography of the toy depicts a non-final color scheme lacking the bluish teal sections.
Notes
- Shard is inspired by the Rock Lord Solitaire.[1] Seeing as Solitaire was a blue and white diamond rather than a green and yellow helicopter, though, the inspiration would appear to have been incredibly loose.
- She was the subject of the initial pitch for the "Armorizer" gimmick as per her designer Mark Maher.[1]
- An early name for her was "Ruinatia".[2]
Foreign names
- Japanese: Shard (シャード Shādo)
