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© 2002-2014
Don't Call Me
Tony Productions
© 2002-2014
Don't Call Me
Tony Productions
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Can also form the main body to Robot
Masters Victory Saber (2004, Japan). |
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Thermal Shot |
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Saber Blade |
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| Brainmaster hero chosen by the Universal Peace Federation. Heads onto the battlefield brandishing his sword and calling out his catch phrase, "Let's say 'go!'" Normally a gentle mechanism, but his rage towards atrocious evil towers unmatched. |
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Defense |
Stamina |
Speed |
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7 |
43 |
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Variations |
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There are no known variations of this figure.
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Notes |
Availability: This figure was available in Japan in 2004. |
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| Additional Versions of Star Saber: |
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| Star
Saber |
Super Figure Collection Act 7 Star Saber (2002, Japan) |
Super Figure Collection Act 7 Pewter Star Saber (2002, Japan) |
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Mega SCF Star Saber (2002, Japan) |
Robot Masters RM-17 |
E-Hobby Star Saber (2005, Japan) |
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| Recolors: This mold was recolored into Robot Masters RM-17 Star Saber (2004, Japan) and E-Hobby Star Saber (2005, Japan). | |||
| Remolds: This figure was never remolded. | |||
| Name Reuses: The name Star Saber was reassigned to Armada Star Saber (2002), formed from the Mini-Cons Jetstorm (2002), Runway (2002), and Sonar (2002). | |||
