In 1984, the Ideal Toy Company (which was famous for dolls, inventing the teddy bear, and selling the Rubik's Cube) introduced Robo Force. These were robot toys with crusher arms and suction cup bases. Each of the individual toys would have other little gimmicks like extendable guns. Unlike many other toy lines, they didn't get an animated series. However, they did get an animated special in 1984 from Ruby-Spears: The Revenge of Nazgar.
Ideal would end up being merged with Mattel in 1997, and the rights to Robo Force were purchased by independent toy company Toyfinity in 2013, and they released a new line of toys. In 2021, the rights would be purchased by The Nacelle Company, who planned to use the Force alongside several other toy brands as pared of a shared NacelleVerse.
In 2023, it was announced a new Robo Force animated series was in the works, produced by Seven Bucks Productions. Let's look at the trailer!
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I can imagine that elevator is the reason why elevator sickness is a thing.
(sick)
Yeah, that black and purple robot doesn't look evil at all.
That robot really hates elevators. One killed his paw.
"Wait, if someone is hacking robots to make them evil, why is that not happening to us?"
"I think our being sentient protects us from that."
Yeah, that red robot has better things to do. Like polish their diodes.
Wait, was that a Sectaur?
I love the cheesy 80s style song.
And the Biker Mice from Mars, too? Huh.
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