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Hey guys,
I don't usually post here. I mostly browse g and sci.
But recently to my mind came toy series from my childhood, but I can't recall the name.
Here what I remember:
-8 characters 2 factions,
-each figure had 8 pieces, head, torso, 2 arms, 2 legs, weapon and shield,
-each piece had a stat 0 to 3, they were base for combat system or sth,
-the winner of the fight could swap a part for opponents part, but you couldn't swap individual arm and leg. They had be swapped in pairs.
Anyone can help me out?
Pic not related, my dog if you're curious
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>>6103573
Easy. It's Xevos, OP.
Despite being fairly obscure, the line still has a cult following to this day. Because of this, figures go for a premium on the secondary market. Some well over $100.
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>>6103608
It's not really it, sorry. These figures had like 10cm top
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Op here, I remembered some more.
They came in 4 sided triangular box. Each pack contained mixed parts, so no pack came with complete figure. You had trade or fight to collect complete figure.
Also rules: you compared each peace with opponents. 3 won against 2 and 1 but lose againts 0. 2 beat 1 and 0. 1 beat only 0. 0 beat 3.
Winner was declared on who won more. For example, let's say your left arm had 2, but opponents 0. You got a point. His shield had 0, but yours 3 so he wins this one. All together you have 5 points, he has 3 so you can swap his shield for yours, cause it's better or you like it or something.
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>>6103641
These things were the shit, I got a box of 'em out in storage I should really do something with.
If I can also call upon the knowledge of /toy/, I can recall some mech-suit figure line that I want to say was just Mech Warriors but I can't be sure. The toy I'm recalling was around 8 inches and had arms that popped off if you hit a button, and the suit held a smaller figure inside.
This is more than 20 years ago though, I might just be remembering a dream I don't know.
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>>6103674
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>>6103676
Shit I didn't even need to tell you the color of the damn thing and you knew the exact one anyway. Thanks anon!
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>>6103680
I kinda want more of these, but they're so hard to get complete at a decent price.
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>>6103676
>toy on box has rockets
>the actual toy doesn't
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>>6103682
I don't even recall having others of that sort, just a few Exo Squad suits that I think most of us recognize today, pic tangentially related.
>>6103682
>hey I remember that, that was awesome!
>I wonder if I could find one on ebay?
>FUG
every goddamned time, I'm glad I repaired my childhood Crash Dummy collection years ago, the thought of paying full price for each tiny limb or head is too much.
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>>6103683
There's 3 of them in there, but sadly they don't stick out like the boxart makes them look.
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>>6103573
What type of doggo is it?
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>>6108704
Looks like a Husky mixed with a Collie.
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