MORE transformers that are NOT transformers

[@dumbjakeworld]

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[@ClintonMatos]

Takara, the other company that created the actual Transformers along with Hasbro, has a line called Shinkansen Henkei Robo Shinkalion. This is kind of crazy because it's transforming trains but the trains are based on real ones in Japan. On top of that they even crossed over with Evangelion and Godzilla.

[@ShinKatto]

Don’t forget job braver, those goobers go hard

[@DressShirtWeeb]

Shinkalion is absolutely fantastic, definitely worth a watch.

[@gawrshurab1035]

And Hatsune Miku too

[@GurrenPrime]

And Galaxy Express 999

[@richardpazic5931]

Evangelion and godzilla that's crazy

[@_jiratena7113]

"so if you want me to talk about bakugan in the future--" *sinister smile* :)

[@justanobody7374]

As someone who lurks around many dying fandoms, I gotta appreciate your work of telling people to start posting videos or images, or discussions on these dying products. Lost media is scary because it's something you like enought to seek it out, even if its just a photo of it, that you slowly watches it becoming nothing but a memory that can be easily forgotten.

[@bushybeardedbear]

My Party Wallop is just going to be a very well armed Donnie. Also, damn, I had that wonky shredder transformer. It was pretty cool how you could see his head peeking out the window of his drill alt mode. Sadly, mine didn't survive a series of moves. I hope he's been found by someone. Yes, I'd be down for TMNT vids. Honestly, if that "Monster Trucks" movie was a tie in for those attack pack cars, it would have been memorable. Because yeah, those are pretty awesome. I love the monster truck with the chain chomp wheels 😂

[@destroyer_3002]

I used to have a bunch of the switch and go dinos, some of the earlier and original ones. I had one which you can see a reuse of the mold of in this video too, black helicopter one, which the one I had was orange. I must say, they were quite cool to me when I was a kid, although I got rid of all of them around 2018-2019 after they sat in my grandma's basement unused for quite a few years. One of my favorites was a brachiosaurus that transformed into a car carrier.

[@lisaboyle7590]

nah I had em too i still have a few!

[@MechanicalShockwaveBow]

I really wanted the orange helicopter one as a kid. I also had the brachiosaurus. It came with a car that launched this little spring loaded pterodactyl IIRC.

[@Frompulous]

i had and still have some, though I lost my helicopter one and the pterodactyl one ,the ones i still have Are fun to mess around with though

[@marcelborkowski4192]

I had a beige helicopter one

[@Anguirusgoat]

Yessss I think the brachiosaurus was named Brock and the big crane trex I had was named jagger he even had voice commands!

[@steampaul3442]

14:50 another Orb robot example would be Neo Shifters by mega bloks. they were essentially mega's try (around 2006) at making a Bionicle/transformers style Figures. they seem to have been semi-popular, since they stuck around for about 2 years speaking of bionicle, there is also the Bohrok (and the Bohrok-kal) wave of Bionicle sets from 2002, that also transform into orbs

[@thedeadpoolwhochuckles.6852]

I still have the green neo shifter.

[@ahmallama47]

also! hot wheels ballistiks!

[@reluttr2]

Transformers even had some ball formers during the BW2 era which were later repurposed as the surprise villains of Kiss Player. A condor, a lion, and a little robot guy. Armada unicorns minicon is a ball with a big rotating cannon mounted on it... it was meant to look like the projector moon from the prototype g1 figure. Also there was a little known toyline called "Battle Planets" that had plantoids that would open up into little playsets and they even had a gigantic monster planet that could "eat" the smaller ones using a comically large claw that would come out of a opening mouth.

[@ahmallama47]

@@reluttr2 *shudders* we dont talk about kiss players...

[@risel56]

I remember Toy Story had a couple different lines of transforming figures, like Woody transforming into a covered wagon, Buzz becoming a spaceship, or Rex turning into that one guy's car from the second movie.

[@angelriverasantana7755]

There's also the actual transforming Buzz Lightyear by Takara in the Disney Label Transformers line, where Buzz even has a Headmaster

[@lilywednesday]

How is party wallop not the stupidest name a transformer has ever had

[@dumbjakeworld]

party wally

[@ProfessionalJake]

I raise you one Sky Garry

[@lilywednesday]

@@ProfessionalJake I raise you Spaceship Bruce

[@OtakuUnitedStudio]

​@@lilywednesday I raise you one Ratorata

[@namelessdragon330]

Lord Imperious Delirious would like a word. So would Killmaster. Also Dickbot the Blender Guy.

[@R0-83-RT]

14:47 We also have Samus from Metroid who can transform into a ball. Sure she's not a robot, but neither are most of the Bakugan to my recollection.

[@johngavin1175]

I would like to see a 3rd party company make a figure of her that transforms into her ship. That would take some insane engineering.

[@WaksWorld05]

Should the Korean Transformers like stuff like Tobot, Hello Carbot, Miniforce, Metal Cardbot, etc be its own seperate video?

[@sounddash7316]

One of tobot's figure are literally an actual transformers figure

[@WaksWorld05]

@@sounddash7316 Tobot Adventure Y

[@BuckleUpOG]

I remember owning the 2003 transforming TMNT figures, they had a certain feel that I really liked as a kid, I was especially hyped about the Secret Ooze that came with it. My half brothers grandma got that for me, she was a nice lady. Also think you should cover the transforming Pokémon plushies that turned into Pokeballs if you haven’t touched on it in these videos

[@dumbjakeworld]

That's a good suggestion I haven't seen before! Cheers and thanks for watching!

[@Octo-1008]

I got the Oshawott plushie

[@TheOmegazerox]

Thier wer uthers. Human forms of Bebop ans Rocksteddy transformed into thier mutated forms and thier was even one of Aprill as a tiger mutant. I remember the toy fraze. Know they mutate.

[@e.j.theplushanator4546]

I love how laid back and chill Jake is

[@Obumzo_sauce]

I actually owned one of the v-tech car transformer Dino thingys, and I can tell you, it was an amazing toy

[@DDTango]

0:08 my dad has that from when he was a kid! I always thought it was just one of those transformers that never appeared in the show and only had a toy!

[@cooperweller5472]

When me and my little brother were smaller, we loved the v-tech Dino’s!!! Our favorites were the red long neck dino and the blue triceratops. I do t remember much about them and kind of forgot they existed but thanks for this cause now I’m remembering how much fun I used to have with my little brother with these!

[@QuintonLiebhart]

Do you still love your little brother is he still alive

[@Crimson-Cryo]

Here’s something interesting. There’s a small hot wheels line called road beasts. When I was really young, me and my brother had these three of these things. Their monster trucks that open their “mouths” and stick their touches out. They open their eyes every time you press the back, and I think some were remolds of the attack pack back peace’s. The only one I can remember is a scorpion like tail which the sculpt shows it was made of chains. The tongues were made of a soft rubbery material, helped illuminate that it was lifelike. Downside is they catch dust and hair very easily, and the forked tips were separate peace’s so they could get broken or lost. Another line I remember owning a few was the car-nivores line. They were made by fisher price, and you just press on the car mode to change them into an animal. The bottom and wheals serve as “legs” while the body shows off the sculpt. They made a T. Rex, a Snake, a dog, a shark and possibly more. There were two giant ones that serve as automatic toys. They have buttons on the back to make them do any actions, but no remote. There’s a gorilla (of all things) but I don’t remember the other one. Figured I share some trivia of some other transformer toys that aren't transformers from some childhood memories.

[@elihildreth9854]

I swear i had a bunch of these toys you mention in these videos and memories flood back to me everytime. Eventually id lose bits or the whole toy but you are bringing back things id completely forgot about. I'm pretty sure i had a Donatello that transformed into a firetruck but im not sure what line it was from.

[@benamisai-kham5892]

Literally flooded with nostalgia. Thank you. I had the mini tmnt turtle folding hidden hideout and adored it!

[@CaztheAxolotl]

I had so many of the Switch-and-go dinos as a kid! My favorite was the Terrazinosaurus/Jeep named Torr or something like that.

[@coolbone6177]

BRO I LOVED TORR still have him in my transformers shelf

[@Pants4Many]

bro is turning INTO a parasite 10:36

[@frankyboi1819]

Party Wallop is in fact worth the price, can confirm. Thank you for introducing me to this majestic figure.

[@brendangerald3947]

About the Vtech toys, I had one and did some research and found out that the one I had was called “Lex The T Rex” and it’s actually still for sale on Amazon

[@riicky83]

Two TMNT transforming toys I have are a Donatello that turned into a helicopter and a Rapheal that turns into a jet. Can't remember the toyline name but I remember one set I got a few of. They start as a car (or other land vehicle). You place the disc they come with on the floor and push the car to the disc. The disc goes into a slot at the front of the car and activate a button that causes the vehicle to perform a backflip as they auto-transform into an animal/insect.

[@the_solomon_sage8431]

took a bit of searching, since i remembered having a firetruck leo; looks like it was two lines, "Road Ready Mutations" ('93) and "Mighty Mutations" ('94). In the Road Ready line: Leo became a fire truck, Donnie became a stock/ car, Splinter became the Party Wagon, and Shredder became a Mutant Module (a drill tank). In the Mighty Mutations line: Leo became a dump truck, Mikey became a cement mixer truck, Raph became a fighter jet, and two different versions of Donnie became either a bulldozer or an attack helicopter. ~~~ as for the transforming cars, i think that's the Mecard series? they even had 'launcher' ramp toys that also transformed. felt like they tried to combine bakugan and transformers...

[@riicky83]

@@the_solomon_sage8431 Mecard is close but not the line I was thinking of as I think I've found the line, Screechers.

[@the_solomon_sage8431]

@@riicky83 glad you found it, and sorry for the mix-up

[@riicky83]

@@the_solomon_sage8431 no problems, they are kinda similar.

[@zphyr6780]

What if I told you that Hot Wheels tried the Transforming cars thing a second time and went absolutely hard on the second try? Hot Wheels Modifighters where these voyager-ish scale cars that had super simple transformations and came with water squirters that revealed battle damage when you shot them with water. They even had this addictive flash game for them!

[@Amoreternum]

God, I've been lookin for these toys for ages. Attack Pack. Finally. Saw that Stego ONCE on a flea market and never again. Finally, time to get it and that bat-one I had as a kid. Thank you!

[@MotherMoth4231]

I remember playing with switch n go dinos, I had a few, but there was one I remember most. It was a giant green crane/tow truck thing, that turned into a big Trex, I remember it having a microphone, so you could use voice commands, it was pretty cool

[@FancyBaccon]

17:47 my 5 year old cousin has some of these things, and i'm man enought to admit, that as an adult, i still think these things are really cool lol. They're genuinely really neat, and he clearly likes them

[@kentslocum]

Always happy to help you deal with Al G. Rhythm! 😊

[@panbat2367]

7:58 Thank you for bringing these up. I got the Donatello at a thrift store and was having trouble identifying it.

[@mrheroprimes]

Robo wheels is actually one of the lines I'm nostalgic for Because I had the Basuka Blaster figure, Plus some of the vehicles actually could blend in with regular hot wheels.

[@avz_drey3413]

I dont like transformers outside of the movies or toys really that much but for some reason I really like your videos. Keep up the amazing work!

[@nerfnewb7155]

There’s 2 LEGO Ninjago transforming sets in the new dragons rising series. One is a Diaclone esque motorcycle to mech and the the other in a dragon you can flip upside down I guess?? I have the motorcycle one and it’s very fun.

[@johngavin1175]

Found this vid in my recommendations, and subbed. Watched the first one as well. I think Zybots were mentioned in the first one's comments. They are funky. Rock Lords are worth a look too,they are a part of Bandai's Machine Robo line from which the GoBots toys were taken from. There was a cartoon during the early 90s called The Bots Master. Some of the bots would pilot vehicles that transformed into mecha,and they could also combine into a bigger bot called Jungle Fiver. I forget who produced the toys,maybe LJN or ToyBiz?

[@Docio91]

10:35 bro became a robot himself💀

[@dumbjakeworld]

You are somehow the first person to comment about that. No idea why it happened some issue with my editing software

[@smoggyimpala9934]

@@dumbjakeworldyou became armada Optimus prime 😂😂

[@Yan4rchy]

Here in Brazil we had a children's magazine called "Recreio" where there was a collectible gift in each edition. One of the collections was "Missão Mitologia", which was a series of creatures from Greek mythology that transformed into columns and could join together to form a giant robot that represented some Greek god.

[@door5443]

I have a few switch-and-go Dino’s from when I was a kid. The giant brachiosaurus carrier truck was always my favorite, followed by the spinosaurus plane

[@supersonicfan1444]

Another great video, I love the emphasis on lesser known stuff Speaking of, some more information on what I commented about last time lol. Most of the ionix brick lines are forgotten, the only one with anyone left that cares is the original series of tenkai knights. Unfortunately, it’s a bit hard to find information on it due to it being such a small community, but there are 2 discord servers with some very dedicated fans for any information you need. The fandom wiki is borderline useless as always but it has enough for a vague understanding and it also has a discord that would be a good place to start for more in depth stuff

[@namelessdragon330]

I still have my Switch & Go Spinosaurus. He doesn't light up or make noise anymore, but he still turns into a huge stealth-bomber-looking jet that fires springloaded discs! Dude rules! Also, if you're thinking of doing a 3rd video on this, maybe look into Car-nivores. I had a few of those as a kid, they were really cool. They don't get very much attention these days...

[@dragonmaster613]

Thank you for showing the Dinozuars. I used to have the Mammoth and Stegosaurus ones but lost them 20 years ago.

[@jaksantio1441]

Ok absolutely would love more Bakugan commentary because that toy line always evaded my understanding despite playing it many times

[@NinaFelwitch]

I had quite a lot of these Attack Pack vehicles. But I played so much with them that most of them broke over the years. I'm sure there's still one or two in a box somewhere, but probably with missing parts. I loved these. And I have the Digivolving WarGreymon on my shelf behind me.

[@Sanguivore]

Those Attack Pack toys are SO cool! :0 I've never seen those before, but I love them!

[@gkish0328]

Completely forgot about the attack pack. I had that bat like one at my Nagymama’s. Never even knew what it was from but definitely a memorable toy growing up

[@lorddotcom1527]

I had a few of the Dinozaurs toys as a kid. Even brand new the joints were awful, the clear plastic did not hold up and had stress fractures, and the chrome lasted all of 5 minutes of little kid play. Still a badass toy line

[@SamuelTheManual]

oh my god. I had an attack pack stegasaurus. Completely forgot, you just unlocked a hidden memory for me.

[@Sacron1143]

Brazil had this one kid's magazine called "Recreio" (Playtime/Recess), and they had a bunch of toys with, sometimes, accompanying storylines. One of them was called "Megaferas" (Megabeasts) where a trio of characters go back in time to photograph pre-historic animals, but one of the characters wants to take them away to the present with a gadget that turns the beasts into... rocks. The toys pretty much just fold the legs and heads into themselves, but it was a major part of my childhood.

[@Naedlus]

Thank you! I've had memories of seeing the Parasites line of toys growing up, but no idea where they actually fit in amongst all of the various aspects of my youth growing up other than "Well, they had something to do with dinky cars."

[@BenXC]

Nice list of Transformers like transforming thingies :D though I thought I would also see 52Toys Beast Box. For me it's the next best thing to Transformers.

[@futuristica1710]

Man, I dig your energy! Subbed 💪🏼

[@deathseekr1537]

I think early switch and go led me down the path to being a transformers fan. i remember having an orange tow truck that turned into an ankylosaurus and a small green racecar that turned into a raptor or t rex or something

[@josephkeen7224]

I actually remember having one of the switch and go toys when I was younger while I can’t find the age of the toys a was probably too old for the them assuming they weren’t my brothers (I’m 21 now for context). One other transformers like toy I remember is Hotweels Battle Force 5, which is basically a bunch of cars that had a “battle mode”, which also had a Cartoon Network show. I checked it out a few months ago out of curiosity, and it’s exactly what you’d expect.

[@evanwirth7881]

Holy crap, you just resurfaced a memory of mine, I had one of those V-Tec dinosaurs (the green helicopter-T-Rex one) and I completely forgot about it until now

[@QuantumBeard]

My cousin had the Bones Attack Pack and my brother and I had the Stego and TRex when we were kids. The three of us almost got our moms to get the Sliminator until they found out it had actual slime lol

[@stevesamuals2651]

If we're talking transforming toys, you've GOT to mention the ones that released for power rangers ninja storm. They had like, all of the rangers who could transform into power sphere weapons from the show. Red became the serpent sword, navy red was the Spin blade, and the one i LOVED growing up was the navy blue which became the turtle mace. I loved that toy so much that the paint actually wore away on certain parts of it.

[@OtakuUnitedStudio]

As someone who saw Dinozaurs when it was on... Fox Kids? Kids WB? Whatever. It was insane even for the time. I miss Attack Pack so much. I really hope it gets rebooted at some point. The Gen 2 Bakugan toys were basically ALL Bakumorph but at normal Bakugan scale. Gen 3 kinda almost is like that but doesn't do it nearly as well.

[@OtakuUnitedStudio]

Shortly after this video came out, I found _bootleg Dinozaurs figures_ at my local Roses. So, yeah, keep that in mind maybe. Party Wallop is big for a modern Voyager but not quite a full Leader size. It's a little taller than most Voyagers but he's very broad in comparison.

[@Mike-mf3ed]

I had a small green V-tech T-Rex that I loved and I wanted more. But as I got older, my parents decided to sell it and at that time they weren’t in stock anymore so I couldn’t buy them unless I wanted to spend my limited amount of money…

[@dragmire86]

Hey, I had that same one! Something broke inside, though, so it always had the Dino eyes lol

[@Drago651]

Yeah, I had the trex, an orange helicopter, a brachiosaur, and a small raptor that came with one of them. I forgot which it came.

[@ratchetmechani2002]

Dude those Hot Wheels Attack Pack ones reignited a memory of something from Fisher Price called Car-nivores. I had the shark one.

[@JamesTDG]

6:40 Nickelodeon did some transforming turtle figures a while back as well under the mutations line. They essentially transform into their own respective weapons. There was also a line that had them transform into regular turtles

[@dumbjakeworld]

I would watch the video a litttttle bit longer lol

[@LegitThatDude]

Thanks for putting the Dino Jam back in my head!

[@michaelturner2806]

4:21 Ah! I had that one! I had long forgotten what it was from, and even longer forgotten it at all, until this surfaced an old memory.

[@Theonepory]

Slimeator sounds like the dollar store knock off of waspantor

[@user-ty4xt4dm4d]

true

[@AverageCrazyBearFan]

I had the red switch and go velociraptor toy! I thought it was so fun to play with back then, but i don’t think i ever put batteries in it.

[@gabedakid]

the video quality is amazing but my fav part are the off script chuckles and laughs idky but it’s so much funnier 😭😭

[@TekuJames]

Surprised to not see Modifighters when you went over Hot Wheels. Great video!

[@antibishie6162]

There is also a TMNT collaboration with the MEGABOX line from 52Toys where the turtles transform into... cubes. They also have an alt-mode where two of them can be combined into a vaguely van-like object.

[@Dee_Just_Dee]

Oh man. I had one or two of the TMNT "pet" transforming toys. The cardbacks and instruction sheets were pretty hilarious because they had the Turtles' IQ _reducing_ the more and more they matured from their native forms into their mutant forms.

[@LodanSD]

I would suggest looking into Computer Warriors as well as M.A.S.K. (and Vortech).

[@alanthieris4447]

Here in Brasil we got a bunch back in the day. Recreio Magazine packed them with each issue. There was Letronix (letters to robots), Mega Letronix (home appliances to robots), Rock Animals (animal/monster to precious mineral) and at least one more I forgot the name of.

[@skeletonmagnus8997]

13:38 Woah, I still having 2 of them!! The red one and the green with black But they were smaller than those you showed

[@Pants4Many]

do you mean injustice 2 x tnmt? 9:00

[@noisetv72]

do you remember that transformers toy line shot bots that when the front of the car gets pushed they transforms in well there's a game its called bot shot battle

[@gabeperras3711]

Seeing some of these toys unlocked some long forgotten memories I didn't know I had

[@kylelangdon6724]

Fisher Price Carnivores was a line of spring-loaded car cars that turned into animals at the push of a button. They had a T-Rex from a drag racer, a dog from a police car, and the center piece was a giant gorilla called King Carnivore.

[@mimmikyute]

This is absolutely trippy. I definitely had that green monster hot wheel as a kid. I did NOT walk in expecting a legit nostalgia trip but I guess I loved crappy transformers back then 😂😂

[@supermarioplushboi85]

God, I had a bunch of Switch and Go Dinos! Like the entire original set from the first year and some from the second year. Awesome toys!

[@Pro_Bad_Influence]

I don't know if you're planning on doing any more of these, but I had (and still own but are locked away in storage about an hour and a half from my house) a few of these buildable figures called Tenkai Knights which could transform into Lego bricks, and were compatible with the Lego system. The line had an animated series and a few games backing it up as well.

[@Mr_Grummelnet]

Before Bakugan there was another transforming ball toy, the Bionicle Bhorok, the transformation for those was very simple but they also had other stuff to go with them like some mechanism to make them attack other Bionicles and inside each Bhorok there where collectible rubber masks, and obviously the fact that they were made of Lego.

[@Nerdtendo6366]

Here’s an _incredibly_ specific one. Back from 2014-2016 Lego had a line called Mixels. The main “gimmick” of them was that you could buy multiple, take them apart, and combine the pieces to make a Mix. And if you had 3 of the same type of mixels(ie 3 fire guys) you could make a max. In the last year, they made a set of fire fighters called the MCFD and their max form had a very lite transformation gimmick. You could make him fold into a fire truck

[@VenomWithEyes]

9:01 the ninja turtles did in fact collaborate with a fighting game. That game being Injustice 2, where they were a singular bonus character which could be any of the four turtles by changing their weapons in the customization settings.

[@theinvisiblegentleman1142]

One 'transformer toy that's not a transformer' I had growing up was a blue corvette type thing that had a shark head pop out of it when you pressed a button on the back bumper. The closest thing that I could find online like it is a toyline called Convertimal, but I think they're like a knockoff, cause the one I had was a baby blue instead of navy.

[@KilosFoxo]

Hotwheels also had a line called modifighters which were more traditional transformer type characters with a late 90s early 2000s hip hop rap asthetic and a water gun gimmick

[@OnlyRealmatze]

12:04 oh my god I loved this one as a child. Got it as a christmas present 30 years ago

[@kiwisbirb2687]

the vtech brachiosaur with the terodactyl and the pterodatyl helicopter were my childhood

[@samurexatlas7373]

I messed with that V-Tech Brachio. Was cool. Also, I forgot if you did this last time, but Got Bots was a precursor to Transformers.

[@Zachweeks1234]

That stream tonight was so fun lol, sorry I couldn’t say bye cuz I needed to do something tho

[@Kanyon85]

I remember most of my toys from childhood, but the attack pack morphing vehicles I somehow forgot about until now, over 20 years later.

[@Daily-PE]

I remember having the v tech sauropod, it being able to unload little cars that a raptor and phytradon came out of.

[@KaijuSenso]

Here because I saw Attack Packs. Absolutely loved them and I have most of them that you showed. You did not mention that a few of them had sound effects! When they opened up they would roar!

[@popculturehero]

Great variety of nostalgic robos. I love Attack Pack. Got back into collecting them a few years ago. Since the local vintage toy store had them priced cheap. Just so wildly 90s I got all five of the spaceship ones. Maggot Mouth, CoZmo Clam, Venus Flycraft, Space Sucker, and Galactibite! I think part of the reason their not more popular is you can't pose and display them in their monster form they always change back when you let go of the toy.

[@achii58]

Really good video, i enjoyed every minute. And also, thanks for making TF conent :)

[@squkyshoes]

I just had a hyperventilating laughing fit at 1:34 because it's taking such fast and wide steps but it's not going anywhere 😂. It's like the roadrunner in looney tunes but without the speed to match and is instead replaced with the same speed as a brisk jog. My sides! 🤣

[@_assassin25]

7:36 I have Leo and Mikey 16:09 I also have that brontosaurus I think I also had that T. rex

[@Joyy_Da]

In my head the Bakumorph figures looked wayyyy cooler, Drago in particular I remember there being an action figure that was super accurate to the cartoon ? Am I going cray Cray ?

[@dumbjakeworld]

The Helix Dragonoid figure is closer to the anime look

[@BOBimusRex]

7:24 I had one of those as a kid. Iirc, it didn't really come with instructions for how to transform it. I never thought I was doing it right. Apparently from watching this video, thats because even when done right, it doesn't look right.

[@darrenbent7601]

I do remember some large transformable toys from either Matchbox or Hotwheels that transformed from standard monster cars, to aeroplanes. But I cannot remember the names of them, but I did have one of them. The Turtles had a cool theme song, but I do like some others better. The Legend of Prince Valiant, Mysterious Cities of Gold, Gummi Bears. Galaxy Rangers, Pole Position, Jayce and the Wheeled Warriors, Mighty Orbots, Pirates of Dark Water, Thundercats, MASK, Transformers, GoBots,Knight Rider, Airwolf, Street Hawk... all of these, plus many others had some truly epic theme songs.

[@Doctor_Jadepink]

I've been searching forever for an old toy line. Eache toy was composed by a series of military vehicles that combined in a single robot. I can't, for my life, remember either the toys' name or even how the robots looked while assembled.

[@spartanvenom5388]

9:00 There’s also a TMNT and Power Rangers crossover; it was first in a comic, then later Hasbro made toys of the turtles when they temporarily became Rangers. Also in the comic Shredder stole the green Ranger morpher and there’s also a toy of that design.

[@kid14346]

Attack Pack awoke something primal in my memories. I had 2 of them growing up. The big one with the wheel teeth and a little kind of generic one thats mouth would snarl to one side if you pressed lightly.

[@HiperPivociarz]

It's really impressive how that 90s Leonardo from the thumbnail can turn into 2012 Leonardo as a turtle.