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'''Alternity''' is a toyline started by [[TakaraTomy]] in 2009. It is the successor to the [[Binaltech]] toyline. It features [[licensed vehicle alternate modes]] in its toys, as well as a mixture of plastic and [[die-cast]] metal. Toys are scaled down from their previous Binaltech/Alternators proportions, now being roughly equivalent to the United States "deluxe" [[size class]].
'''Alternity''' is a toyline started by [[TakaraTomy]] in 2009. It is the successor to the [[Binaltech]] toyline. It features [[licensed vehicle alternate modes]] in its toys, as well as a mixture of plastic and [[die-cast]] metal. Toys are scaled down from their previous Binaltech/Alternators proportions, now being roughly equivalent to the United States "deluxe" [[size class]].



Revision as of 14:46, 4 April 2009

Alternity is a toyline started by TakaraTomy in 2009. It is the successor to the Binaltech toyline. It features licensed vehicle alternate modes in its toys, as well as a mixture of plastic and die-cast metal. Toys are scaled down from their previous Binaltech/Alternators proportions, now being roughly equivalent to the United States "deluxe" size class.

Fiction

Like Binaltech, Alternity's continuity is established by pack-in fiction. The initial story, From Here to Alternity described the enlightened former Cybertronians known as the Alternity and their struggle against the "Beast of Time," Hytherion.

Toys

  • A-01 Nissan GT-R - Convoy - Vibrant Red
  • A-01 Nissan GT-R - Convoy - Ultimate Silver
  • A-01 Nissan GT-R - Convoy - Super Black
  • A-02 Nissan Fairlady Z Megatron - Silver
  • A-02 Nissan Fairlady Z Megatron - Blue



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