Shogun Warriors – 24 Inch - The Toy Collectors Guide
WEBThe Shogun Warriors focused on a team of giant robots, that borrowed from existing popular Japanese shows to fight giant creatures, that also borrowed from already existing monsters. Mattel’s initial Shogun Warriors line was released in 1977, and focused exclusively on the giant 24 Inch figures.
Shogun Warriors (toys) - Wikipedia
WEBOverview. Contemporary comic advert for toys from the range, art by Herb Trimpe. The line was drawn from toys originally produced by Japanese company Popy, based on several anime and tokusatsu shows featuring giant robots.
Shogun Warriors - The Toy Collectors Guide
WEBThe Shogun Warriors focused on a team of giant robots, that borrowed from existing popular Japanese shows to fight giant creatures, which were also borrowed from already existing monsters. Mattel’s initial Shogun Warriors line was released in 1977, and focused exclusively on the giant 24 Inch figures.
The Top Ten Shogun Warriors Robots and Characters
WEBJul 23, 2021 · The Shogun Warriors, a group of enormous humanoid robots, which a group called “followers of the light” created to address the growing threat of evils around the world.
Shogun Warriors – 5 Inch - The Toy Collectors Guide
WEBShogun Warriors (1978-1980): Two In One Figures. In addition to the basic 5 Inch Shogun Warrior figures, Mattel also released another set of 5″ figures called “Two in One’s”. These figures could transform from a Shogun robot into various objects, including animals, vehicles or weapons.
About - Shogun Warriors
WEBFor more info on Shogun Warrior origins and the creator of human-driven giant robos (and probably the spiritual creator of what we think of as Shogun Warriors), read about Go Nagai or references to the original Japanese TV show origins.
Shogun Warriors (comics) - Wikipedia
WEBShogun Warriors #18 featured an antagonistic robot named Megatron; a few years later a character of the same name would appear in the Transformers franchise, a toyline that also featured a backstory created by Marvel.
Mattel Mazinga - Shogun Warriors
WEBMazinga was one of the first three Shogun Warriors (Raideen, Mazinga and Dragun) released in the US in 1977. Both the Japanese Mazinger and Great Mazinger robots were controlled by a pilot who would fly his plane into a docking port that made up their craniums.
Awesome Toys of the ’80s: Shogun Warriors - WorthPoint
WEBDec 16, 2013 · The weirdest by-product of the Shogun Warriors toy line is Spider-Man’s giant robot. The comic was surprisingly good, though, and featured plenty of robot action along with some Marvel favorites. Pictured is Combattra shooting his fist at …
The Top Ten Shogun Warriors Toys - Wheeljack's Lab
WEBJul 21, 2021 · The Shogun Warriors action figures could launch some weapons like missiles and some body parts like their fists. However, these attractive features were not popular amongst parents and guardians who lay complaints about the …