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: Available only with his larger partner [[Vehicon (Prime)#Revealer|Vehicon]] in Japan, Noji comes as an unassembled, unpainted "kit". He transforms from a robotic boar into the Vehicon's shielded arm-cannon. He is covered in [[5mm post]]s and holes as part of the [[Arms Micron]] gimmick, allowing him to combine with other Microns to form bigger and more ridiculous "Combo Weapons" and "Super Combo Weapons". | : Available only with his larger partner [[Vehicon (Prime)#Revealer|Vehicon]] in Japan, Noji comes as an unassembled, unpainted "kit". He transforms from a robotic boar into the Vehicon's shielded "beam gun" arm-cannon. He is covered in [[5mm post]]s and holes as part of the [[Arms Micron]] gimmick, allowing him to combine with other Microns to form bigger and more ridiculous "Combo Weapons" and "Super Combo Weapons". | ||
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Revision as of 16:05, 17 June 2012
- Noji is a Mini-Con from the Aligned continuity family.
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Noji (ノジ Noji) is the Arms Micron partner of... uh... some Vehicon.
There might be lots of him.
Toys
Prime
- Available only with his larger partner Vehicon in Japan, Noji comes as an unassembled, unpainted "kit". He transforms from a robotic boar into the Vehicon's shielded "beam gun" arm-cannon. He is covered in 5mm posts and holes as part of the Arms Micron gimmick, allowing him to combine with other Microns to form bigger and more ridiculous "Combo Weapons" and "Super Combo Weapons".
Notes
- Noji's name is derived from the Japanese name for wild boars (イノッシシー "inoshishi"), condensed down to two syllables and with an accent mark to change "shi" to "ji".
