Generation 2
Toy Review: "Generations" Legacy Road Rocket
The Speedia 500 race for supremacy is ON and one of the most fierce competitors is the Laser Cycle Road Rocket! Hailing from the Generation 2 timeline, this Autobot is going to give the race her best! Check out my review and gallery of this Speedia 500 Wal-Mart Exclusive figure.
"Generation 2" 'GTP Racer' Toy Review
General Information:
Retailer: Unreleased
Price: N/A
Accessories: Blaster
Intended release date: 1995-96
"Generation 2" 'Jarugar' Toy Review
General Information:
Retailer: Europe, New Zealand, Australia
Price: Approximately $8-10 in US funds
Accessories: Guns x 2
"Generation 2" 'Black Viper' Toy Review
General Information:
Retailer: Unreleased
Price: N/A
Accessories: Blaster
Intended release date: 1995-96
"Generation 2" Unreleased 911 Police Car Toy Review
General Information
Retailer: Unreleased
Price: N/A
Accessories: Blaster
Intended release date: 1995-96
"Generation 2" 1995 Toy Reviews
Generation 2 comes to a close with the introduction of the highly articulated Cyberjets and the Go-Bots, Hot Wheels sized vehicles that transform. Several old characters receive new forms including Jetfire, Optimus Prime and Frenzy.
"Generation 2" 1994 Toy Reviews
Familiar faces return in the form of the Aerialbots and Combaticons! Also introduced are the highly articulated Laser Rods and new versions of Optimus Prime and Megatron.
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"Generation 2" 1993 Toy Reviews
A whole new cast of characters is introduced into the Transformers universe including color change Transformers and others whose engines become their weapons. The trend of European exclusive figures continues with the likes of Pyro and Clench.
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