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''Mech Soldier'' was the name given to a small [[Takara]] toyline based around cheap transformable cars - concurrently available alongside the ''[[Diaclone]]'' and ''[[Micro Change]]'' toylines but presumably tying into neither - which would [[pre-Transformers|eventually become]] the [[Mini-spy|Mini-spies]] in the [[The Transformers (toyline)|original ''Transformers'' toyline]]. | ''Mech Soldier'' (メカ戦士, ''meka senshi'') was the name given to a small [[Takara]] toyline based around cheap transformable cars - concurrently available alongside the ''[[Diaclone]]'' and ''[[Micro Change]]'' toylines but presumably tying into neither - which would [[pre-Transformers|eventually become]] the [[Mini-spy|Mini-spies]] in the [[The Transformers (toyline)|original ''Transformers'' toyline]]. | ||
These toys were powered by a friction motor, with each mold being available in either blue or red. They were sold on retail in a small cardboard stand for ¥480 each. | These toys were powered by a friction motor, with each mold being available in either blue or red. They were sold on retail in a small cardboard stand for ¥480 each. | ||
Revision as of 11:29, 3 July 2025
Mech Soldier (メカ戦士, meka senshi) was the name given to a small Takara toyline based around cheap transformable cars - concurrently available alongside the Diaclone and Micro Change toylines but presumably tying into neither - which would eventually become the Mini-spies in the original Transformers toyline.
These toys were powered by a friction motor, with each mold being available in either blue or red. They were sold on retail in a small cardboard stand for ¥480 each.
Mech Soldier moulds released as Transformers
None of the toys would get individual names in the American toyline, with the packaging simply calling them "Motorized Robot" instead.
