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Micro Machines Z-Bots
Galoob, early 1990s
Arrange little robots from several three-packs into teams that fit in a pocket. The paint and sculpted shapes do most of the work here. You can tell the characters apart even though the figures take up far less space than a Megazord.
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Beast Wars Optimal Optimus
Hasbro, 1998
Turn this big orange robot into a mechanical gorilla, a ground vehicle, or an aircraft. The wheels and wings stay part of the figure, so each new mode feels like rearranging one machine. It’s the one to look for if you remember Optimus Primal suddenly taking up a lot more shelf space.
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Beast Wars Depth Charge
Hasbro, 1998
Unfold the manta ray into a robot and flip the body into a third, flight-ready mode. The wide fins make every shape feel different from the boxier robots. The disk launcher gives you another interaction when the toy stays in one mode.
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Trendmasters Electronic Mechagodzilla
Trendmasters, 1994
Look for the silver mechanical dinosaur in the six-inch package advertising a roar. The sound gives the old Godzilla-versus-robot matchup a feature you can trigger. Check for the original roar wording, since there were also non-electronic Mechagodzilla figures.
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Beast Wars Transmetal 2 Megatron
Hasbro, 1999
Open the wide red wings and turn Megatron into a dragon. The long neck and bright metallic finish make this version hard to mistake for the older purple dinosaur. If you’re buying one secondhand, look for a photo with both wings fitted.
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Mighty Morphin Power Rangers Deluxe Ninja Megazord
Bandai, 1995
Turn five animals into one wide-shouldered Megazord. The frog makes up the base and the two smaller arm animals give the finished robot an uneven, expressive shape. Look for Deluxe Ninja Megazord on the box since the Shogun Megazord was a separate set.
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Power Rangers Deluxe Zeo Megazord
Bandai, 1996
Build the robot, then swap its helmets. The headpieces give you something to do with the Megazord even after the big combination is done. The helmet set is also a clue that helps distinguish the original Zeo Megazord from the other Zeo robots.
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Power Rangers Deluxe Astro Megazord
Bandai, 1998
Combine the shuttle with the larger ship and turn the result into a standing Megazord. It starts as a spacecraft instead of a set of animal robots, which makes the change feel very different from snapping together the original Dinozords.
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LEGO Technic Torch Throwbot
LEGO, 1999
Build a small robot with an arm that throws a disk. Its action comes from a part you put together yourself, which makes the throw the end of the build rather than a feature tucked away inside. Look for Torch on U.S. packaging and Fire in listings for the corresponding Slizer.
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