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* [[Ultra Magnus ( | * [[Ultra Magnus (Universe Two-Pack)|Ultra Magnus]] with [[Over-Run (Armada)|Over-Run]] vs. [[Treadshot (Universe 2003)|Treadshot]] with [[Nightbeat (Universe)|Nightbeat]] | ||
* [[Smokescreen (Universe)|Smokescreen]] with [[Liftor]] vs. [[Ransack (Universe)|Ransack]] with [[Refute]] | * [[Smokescreen (Universe)|Smokescreen]] with [[Liftor]] vs. [[Ransack (Universe)|Ransack]] with [[Refute]] | ||
* [[Drench (Universe)|Drench]] vs. [[Smokescreen (unreleased)|Smokescreen]] (unproduced) | * [[Drench (Universe)|Drench]] vs. [[Smokescreen (unreleased)|Smokescreen]] (unproduced) | ||
Revision as of 08:26, 14 November 2009
Battle in a Box was Hasbro's name for value-priced box sets of Transformers for "market six" retailers in 2004. Each consisted of two redecoed Deluxe toys in Universe branded box. The composition of the sets, one Autobot and one Decepticon, with Minicons if the original versions had them, gave the short-lived subline its name. Only two such sets were released, although more were planned. G.I. Joe also got one set, much larger (two "Bravo"—i.e. $15 price point—vehicles and six figures) made up of unsold 2003 stock. By the end of 2004, Hasbro altered how they produced Transformers for "market six", and Battle in a Box was no more.
Toys
- Ultra Magnus with Over-Run vs. Treadshot with Nightbeat
- Smokescreen with Liftor vs. Ransack with Refute
- Drench vs. Smokescreen (unproduced)
Trivia
- The Universe Crystal Widow vs Oil Slick set appeared in K-Mart's computers as a Battle in a Box set, but this was not reflected anywhere else, not even having the same style of packaging.
