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The '''X-Dimension Mini-Cons''' are a series of [[Redeco|redecos]] of various [[Mini-Con]] Teams released by [[Takara]]. These redecos were more limited than the original color schemes, but were still standard retail-sale items (with one exception).  
The '''[[X-Dimension]] Mini-Cons''' are a series of [[Redeco|redecos]] of various [[Mini-Con]] Teams released by [[Takara]]. These redecos were more limited than the original color schemes, but were still standard retail-sale items (with one exception).  


Of the eleven different Mini-Con Team mold-sets, all but one team -the [[Street Speed Mini-Con Team]]- got the X-Dimension treatment. Nine of those Teams were released close to the originals; the packaging was almost wholly unchanged; only the cardboard cardfront behind the plastic bubble reflected the change by adding "X-Dimension" to the text and giving the Team a new ID number. The final Team, the [[Street Action Mini-Con Team]], was available only as part of the Toys "R" Us [[exclusive]] "Magna Convoy DX set" multi-pack.
Of the eleven different Mini-Con Team mold-sets, all but one team -the [[Street Speed Mini-Con Team]]- got the X-Dimension treatment. Nine of those Teams were released close to the originals; the packaging was almost wholly unchanged; only the cardboard cardfront behind the plastic bubble reflected the change by adding "X-Dimension" to the text and giving the Team a new ID number. The final Team, the [[Street Action Mini-Con Team]], was available only as part of the Toys "R" Us [[exclusive]] "Magna Convoy DX set" multi-pack.

Revision as of 01:49, 11 March 2010

The X-Dimension Mini-Cons are a series of redecos of various Mini-Con Teams released by Takara. These redecos were more limited than the original color schemes, but were still standard retail-sale items (with one exception).

Of the eleven different Mini-Con Team mold-sets, all but one team -the Street Speed Mini-Con Team- got the X-Dimension treatment. Nine of those Teams were released close to the originals; the packaging was almost wholly unchanged; only the cardboard cardfront behind the plastic bubble reflected the change by adding "X-Dimension" to the text and giving the Team a new ID number. The final Team, the Street Action Mini-Con Team, was available only as part of the Toys "R" Us exclusive "Magna Convoy DX set" multi-pack.


Trivia

  • According to the Micron Legend Year Book 2003 retrospective, the X-Dimension color schemes were planned to be used in an alternate-universe comic story that would follow the conflict from the viewpoint of the Mini-Cons. However, this series was never produced, and no reason is given as to why.