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*[[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys|Generation 1 Convoy]] | *[[Optimus Prime (G1)/toys|Generation 1 Convoy]] | ||
*[[Optimus Prime (Armada)/ | *[[Optimus Prime (Armada)/merchandise#Q-Robo_Collection|''Legends of the Microns'' Convoy]] | ||
*[[Jazz (G1)/toys|Meister]] | *[[Jazz (G1)/toys|Meister]] | ||
*[[Bumblebee (G1)/toys|Bumble]] | *[[Bumblebee (G1)/toys|Bumble]] | ||
Latest revision as of 04:22, 18 September 2025
Q-Robo Collection Figure was a line of super deformed PVC figurines released in March 2003 by Takara. Every figure was available in both full colour and translucent variants; Autobots were translucent red, Decepticons were purple. They were sold in randomized pairs—one full colour, one translucent—and came blindpacked in a plastic capsule.
The line received its own promotional manga series, "Q-Robo Transformer", written and drawn by Shōji Imaki.
Figures
[edit]- Generation 1 Convoy
- Legends of the Microns Convoy
- Meister
- Bumble
- Generation 1 Megatron
- Legends of the Microns Megatron
- Starscream
- Soundwave
- Chase figure: Metallic golden version of Legends of the Microns Convoy
Notes
[edit]- A second wave of Q-Robo figures was promoted at Japan's 17th World Hobby Festival during February 2003. The range would have included Legends of the Microns Convoy in Super Mode, Legends of the Microns Jetfire, Generation 1 Hound, Devastor, Lambor, Laserwave, Convoy with rifle, and Frenzy and Jaguar as a two-set. Ultimately, none of these were released.