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Following ''[[Diakron]]'', the '''Kronoform''' line was an unsuccessful attempt by [[TakaraTomy|Takara]] to market various [[Diaclone]] and [[Microman]] toys in North America which had not been licensed by [[Hasbro]] for the ''[[Generation 1 (franchise)|Transformers]]'' franchise. The watches ([[Autoceptor]], [[Deceptor]], [[Scorpia]] and [[Kaltor]]) were included in the Kronoform toyline. | Following ''[[Diakron]]'', the '''Kronoform''' line was an unsuccessful attempt by [[TakaraTomy|Takara]] to market various [[Diaclone]] and [[Microman]] toys in North America which had not been licensed by [[Hasbro]] for the ''[[Generation 1 (franchise)|Transformers]]'' franchise. The watches ([[Autoceptor]], [[Deceptor]], [[Scorpia]] and [[Kaltor]]) were included in the Kronoform toyline. | ||
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Revision as of 17:58, 24 September 2011
Following Diakron, the Kronoform line was an unsuccessful attempt by Takara to market various Diaclone and Microman toys in North America which had not been licensed by Hasbro for the Transformers franchise. The watches (Autoceptor, Deceptor, Scorpia and Kaltor) were included in the Kronoform toyline.
External links
- Article on Kronoform watches at X-Entertainment
- Kronoform watch commercial at YouTube
