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Machine Robo (1982-1993)
Checklist V1.0

All open to correction, of course. I've purposefully omitted Machine Robo Rescue and Mugenbine because I have no clue about either of them. Some 'assortments' have made-up titles - I've indicated where these are. If anyone knows what the assortment names are, or even if there are any, please let me know.

With thanks to Chris Olsen for his help!

Machine Robo Era (1982-1986)

Machine Robo Series

Where it all started. Small vehicles, around the size of a Matchbox car. Originally designed and manufactured by Popy before being taken over by Bandai. 55 figures were issued from 1982 to 1986, the majority of which were exported to the Gobots and Robo Machine lines. Due to the retail price of 600¥, the range soon became known as the '600 Series'. Packaging for the range was updated four times (the Popy 'silver' boxes, the Bandai 'diagonal' boxes, the Bandai 'spectrum' boxes, and the Bandai cards), and some figures were released in more than one style - similar to Gobots in America, successful figures would remain available for years.

#	Name	Year	Vehicle Mode	Accessories	Notes
MR-01	Bike Robo	1982	White/red/blue Futuristic Motorcycle	2 x Wheels 1 x Engine	Issued as the Gobot Cy-Kill in 1983. Reissued in 1986.
MR-02	Battle Robo	1982	Blue Futuristic Tank	1 x Turret 1 x Dual Cannon	Issued as the Gobot Tank in 1983. Reissued in 1986.
MR-03	Jet Robo	1982	Red/black Futuristic jet	-	Issued as the Gobot Fitor in 1983. Reissued in 1986.
MR-04	Gyro Robo	1982	White/blue Futuristic helicopter	1 x Rotor Blades 1 x Tail Rotor	Issued as the Gobot Cop-Tur in 1983.
MR-05	Steam Robo	1982	Black/red JNR D-51	-	Issued as the Gobot Loco in 1983. Reissued in 1986.
MR-06	Highway Robo	1982	Blue/silver Futuristic Bus	-	Japan only.
MR-07	Supercar Robo	1982	Red Futuristic Supercar	-	Issued as the Gobot Turbo in 1983. Reissued in 1986.
MR-08	Buggy Robo	1982	Blue Meyer Manx	-	Issued as the Gobot Buggy Man in 1983. Reissued in 1986.
MR-09	Dump Robo	1982	Orange/black Dumper Truck	-	Issued as the Gobot Dumper in 1983.
MR-10	Fire Robo	1982	Red Fire Engine	1 x Ladder 2 x Guns	Issued as the Gobot Pumper in 1983. Reissued in 1986.
MR-11	Bulldozer Robo	1982	Orange Bulldozer	1 x Gun 1 x Cab Roof	Issued as the Gobot Dozer in 1983.
MR-12	Shinkansen Robo	1983	White/blue or white/green 0 Series Shinkansen	-	Japan only. The first version had blue trim; the second had green trim and a connector that allowed two examples of the figures to be coupled in bullet train mode.
MR-13	Police Robo	1983	White/black Toyota Crown Police Car	-	Issued as the Gobot Hans-Cuff in 1983. Reissued in 1986.
MR-14	Shuttle Robo	1983	White Space Shuttle	-	Issued as the Gobot Spay-C in 1983. Reissued in 1986.
MR-15	Ambulance Robo	1983	White Ambulance	-	Issued as the Gobot Rest-Q in 1983. Reissued in 1986.
MR-16	Scooter Robo	1983	Red Scooter	-	Issued as the Gobot Scooter in 1983.
MR-17	Drill Robo	1983	Black/red/silver Futuristic Drilling Tank	-	Issued as the Gobot Screw Head in 1984. Reissued in 1986.
MR-18	Trailer Robo	1983	Blue/red Articulated Flatbed Truck	-	Issued as the Gobot Road Ranger in 1984.
MR-19	Harrier Robo	1983	Green/grey Harrier GR1	-	Issued as the Gobot Royal-T in 1983.
MR-20	Porsche Robo	1983	White Porsche 956	-	Issued as the Gobot Crasher in 1983. Reissued in 1986.
MR-21	Countach Robo	1983	Red Lamborghini Countach	-	Issued as the Gobot Spoiler in 1984. Reissued in 1986.
MR-22	New Shinkansen Robo	1983	White/green 200 Series Shinkansen	-	Japan only. Reissued in 1986.
MR-23	Missile Robo	1983	Orange M33	2 x Missiles	Issued as the Gobot Blaster in 1983. Reissued in 1986.
MR-24	Crane Robo	1983	Orange Unic K-200B Crane	1 x Crane Jib	Issued as the Gobot Crain Brain in 1983.
MR-25	Eagle Robo	1983	Grey F-15 Eagle	-	Issued as the Gobot Leader-1 in 1983. Reissued in 1986.
MR-26	Sanitation Robo	1983	White/blue Refuse Truck	-	Recoloured as the Gobot Fly Trap in 1984.
MR-27	Doubledecker Bus Robo	1983	Brown/yellow Doubledecker Bus	-	Japan only.
MR-28	Jeep Robo	1983	Green Mitsubishi Jeep CJ-3B	1 x Machine Gun	Issued as the Gobot Geeper-Creeper in 1983. Reissued in 1986.
MR-29	UFO Robo	1983	Green/Silver Saucer Ship	-	Issued as the Gobot Path Finder in 1983.
MR-30	3-Wheel Buggy Robo	1983	Red ATV	1 x Front Wheel 1 x Left Wheel 1 x Right Wheel	Japan only.
MR-31	Cessna Robo	1983	White/blue or white/purple Cessna Seaplane	-	Two different versions available - one with a white chest, the other with a purplish blue chest and legs. Recoloured as the Gobot Water Walk in 1984. Reissued in 1986.
MR-32	F-1 Robo	1983	Yellow Renault RE20	-	Recoloured as the Gobot Slicks in 1984.
MR-33	Submarine Robo	1983	Blue Los Angeles Class Submarine	-	Issued as the Gobot Dive-Dive in 1984.
MR-34	Forklift Robo	1984	Orange Forklift Truck	-	Recoloured as the Gobot Spoons in 1984.
MR-35	Offroad Robo	1984	Red/blue Toyota Hilux SR5	1 x Bumper 2 x Roll Bars	Issued as the Gobot Small Foot in 1984.
MR-36	Mixer Robo	1984	Silver/red Cement Mixer	-	Two different versions available - one with silver legs, the other with white legs. Issued as the Gobot Block Head in 1984.
MR-37	Harley Robo	1984	White/black Harley Davidson Electra Glide Classic	-	Recoloured as the Gobot Night Ranger in 1984. Reissued in 1986.
MR-38	Mini Cooper Robo	1984	White/blue Mini Cooper 1300S	-	Japan only.
MR-39	Zero Robo	1984	Green A6M Zero	1 x Propellor Blade 1 x Drop Tank	Issued as the Gobot Zero in 1985.
MR-40	Kaman Robo	1984	Blue SH-2 Seasprite	1 x Rotor Blades	Issued as the Gobot Flip-Top in 1985.
MR-41	Apache Robo	1984	Green AH-64 Apache	1 x Rotor Blades 2 x Rocket Pods	Issued as the Gobot Wrong Way in 1985. Some had detachable rocket pods, some had fixed rocket pods.
MR-42	Skyline Robo	1984	Red Skyline 2000	-	Issued (and recoloured) as the Gobot Tail Pipe in 1986. Reissued in 1986.
MR-43	Hot Rod Robo	1984	Blue Camaro Z28 Hot Rod	-	Recoloured as the Gobot Street Heat in 1985.
MR-44	Classic Robo	1984	Red/blue Excalibur Series 3 Roadster	-	Issued as the Gobot Good Knight in 1985.
MR-45	Blackbird Robo	1984	Black/red SR-71 Blackbird	-	Scheduled as the Gobot Snoop for 1985; eventually only came out in Japan and Europe. Reissued in 1986.
MR-46	Limousine Robo	1984	White Rolls-Royce Phantom VI	-	Issued as the Gobot Tux in 1985.
MR-47	Fairchild Robo	1984	Green A-10 Thunderbolt	-	Issued as the Gobot Bad Boy in 1985. Reissued in 1986.
MR-48	Fairlady Robo	1985	White Nissan 300ZX	-	Recoloured as the Gobot Major Mo in 1985.
MR-49	Falcon Robo	1985	Cream/blue F-16 Falcon	-	Issued (with very minor changes) as the Gobot Heat Seeker in 1986. Reissued in 1986.
MR-50	Vertol Robo	1985	Yellow/blue CH-46 Sea Knight	2 x Rotor Blades	Recoloured as the Gobot Twin Spin in 1985, and as the Robo Machine Carry-All in Europe.
MR-51	Phantom Robo	1985	White F-4 Phantom	-	Recoloured as the Gobot Mach-3 in 1986. Reissued in 1986.
MR-52	Tomcat Robo	1985	Grey F-14 Tomcat	-	Issued as the Gobot Sky Jack in 1986.
MR-53	Apollo Robo	1985	White Saturn V Rocket	-	Japan only. Reissued in 1986.
MR-54	Battleship Robo	1986	Grey/red Iowa-class Battleship	-	Issued as the Gobot Man-O-War in 1986. Reissued in 1986.
MR-747	Jumbo Jet Robo	1984	White Boeing 747	-	Japan only. Exclusive to Japan Air Lines.

Machine Robo Best 5

Giftsets of five '600 Series' figures. Bandai were pretty canny, making sure every figure had something different from the previously released version. Nearly all of these recolours were only available in Japan.

Contents	Year	Vehicle Mode	Notes
Ambulance Robo Bike Robo Buggy Robo Fire Robo Police Robo	1983	Red Ambulance White/black/blue Futuristic Motorcycle Red Meyer Manx Yellow Fire Engine Yellow Toyota Crown Police Car	Buggy Robo recolour later issued in Australia as part of the Machine Men "Staks Transport" Giftset.
Eagle Robo Gyro Robo Harrier Robo Jet Robo Shuttle Robo	1983	Grey F-15 Eagle White/grey Futuristic helicopter Blue/grey Harrier GR1 Yellow/black Futuristic jet White Space Shuttle	Eagle Robo had the legs recoloured blue; Shuttle Robo simply had a new sticker sheet.
Buggy Robo Countach Robo Police Robo Porsche Robo Supercar Robo	1983	Blue Meyer Manx Black/silver Lamborghini Countach Blue Toyota Crown Police Car Red Porsche 956 Yellow Futuristic Supercar	Buggy Robo had the face/torso only recoloured. The Police Robo recolour does not appear to be the same as that released in Brazil as Galian.
Bulldozer Robo Crane Robo Dump Robo Jeep Robo Trailer Robo	1983	Orange Bulldozer Red/white Unic K-200B Crane Blue/black Dumper Truck Yellow Mitsubishi Jeep CJ-3B White/grey Articulated Flatbed Truck	Jeep Robo's gun appears to have been omitted. Bulldozer Robo simply had a new sticker sheet.

Scale Robo DX

Most likely a response to Diaclone's Car Robot series, Scale Robo began as an attempt to market the Space Cobra Psychoroid figure within the Machine Robo line. The toy was joined by six figures modelled on realistic vehicles the following year. Popy designed the first three before being reabsorbed into Bandai. Scale Robo were much larger than the '600 Series'.

#	Name	Year	Vehicle Mode	Accessories	Notes
MR-DX01	Psychoroid	1982	Black/red/silver Psychoroid	3 x Missiles	Based on the vehicle from the Space Cobra Anime.
MR-DX02	Fairlady 280 Z	1983	Red or Red/black Datsun 280Z Fairlady-Z	-	Available with red or black roof. Former version issued as the Super Gobot Zeemon in 1984; latter version issued in Europe as part of Robo Machine in 1983.
MR-DX03	Porsche 928 S	1983	Blue or Metallic blue Porsche 928S	-	Recoloured as the Super Gobot Herr Fiend in 1984. Both blue versions issued in Europe as part of Robo Machine in 1983.
MR-DX04	Leopard A4	1983	Green Leopard A4	1 x Gun 1 x Gun Barrel	Third 'gerwalk' mode also listed in Japanese instructions. Issued as the Super Gobot Destroyer in 1984.
MR-DX05	Volks Wagen 1303S Beetle	1983	Yellow or Red Volkswagen Beetle	1 x Gun	Yellow version issued as the Super Gobot Bug Bite in 1984.
MR-DX06	Saladin Mk. II	1983	Tan/green or Black Saladin Mk. II	1 x Gun	Tan/green version issued as the Super Gobot Defendor in 1985.
MR-DX07	Porsche 930 Turbo	1983	Silver or White Porsche 930 Turbo	1 x Gun	Silver version issued as the Super Gobot Baron Von Joy in 1984.

Devil Invaders

The aggressors in the pre-Anime Machine Robo mythos, the Devil Invader drones were given a figure each, all roughly the same size as the '600 Series' toys.

#	Name	Year	Vehicle Mode	Notes
MRD-101	Casmodon	1984	Green Futuristic Car	Issued as the Gobot Vamp in 1984. Reissued in 1986.
MRD-102	Falgos	1984	Blue/gold Futuristic Jet	Issued as the Gobot Pincher in 1984. Reissued in 1986.
MRD-103	Zarios	1984	Black/red Robotic Scorpion	Issued as the Gobot Scorp in 1984. Reissued in 1986.
MRD-104	Gildis	1985	Maroon Robotic Crab	Recoloured as the Gobot Creepy in 1985. Reissued in 1986.
MRD-105	Baldas	1985	Red/black Flying Monster	Recoloured as the Gobot Bladez in 1985. Reissued in 1986.

Big Machine Robo

The BMR figures were larger versions of successful '600 Series' figures. In the case of the first two, the toys were almost literally scaled up. For the remaining three, just the vehicle modes were the same as (or similar to) the '600 Series' inspiration.

#	Name	Year	Vehicle Mode	Accessories	Notes
BMR-01	Big Bike Robo	1985	White/red/blue Futuristic Motorcycle	-	Scaled-up version of Bike Robo. Issued as the Super Gobot Cy-Kill in 1985.
BMR-02	Big Eagle Robo	1985	Grey F-15 Eagle	-	Scaled-up version of Eagle Robo. Issued as the Super Gobot Leader-1 in 1985.
BMR-03	Big Truck Robo	1985	Red Peterbilt 352H w. Blue Trailer	2 x Smokestacks 1 x Car Trailer	Recoloured as the Super Gobot Staks in 1985, and as the Mailaway MR figure Thunderer in 1988. Trailer can carry up to five '600 Series' cars.
BMR-04	Big Apache Robo	1985	Green AH-64 Apache	1 x Rotor Blades	Recoloured as the Super Gobot Warpath in 1985.
BMR-05	Big Shuttle Robo	1985	White/black Space Shuttle	-	Issued as the Super Gobot Spay-C in 1985.

Playsets

An easy, catch-all place to put all the toys designed for the use of the smaller '600 Series' figures.

Name	Year	Vehicle Mode	Accessories	Notes
Jet Garry	1983	Red/white Futuristic Car Transporter	?	Cab can also turn into a flying car (aside from that, set is non-transforming). Trailer scaled to fit '600 series' figures.
Command Buggy	1984	White/blue Futuristic Van	1 x Missile Launcher 2 x Missiles	Turns into a robot. Scaled to (sort-of) fit '600 Series' figures in van mode.
Battle Base	1984	White/red Futuristic Airborne Aircraft carrier	?	Turns into a base scaled to the '600 Series' figures. Can be attached to the Jet Garry cab in carrier mode. Later released in the Australian Machine Men line as the Enemy Robot base.
Battle Armor Five	1984	Red/white jet	2 x Fists 2 x Feet 1 x Laser Cannon 1 x Cannon Handle 1 x Multi-Laser 1 x Laser Gun 2 x Missiles	Limbs made up of detachable white/orange Battle Suits, which can fit most (well, a few) of the '600 Series' figures. They all fit in the jet segment. Recoloured as the Gobot Courageous/Grungy sets in 1984/1985. Probably included more than 2 missiles, but there are only two launchers.
Land Commander Five	1986	Blue/grey futuristic tank	2 x Fists 2 x Feet 2 x Double Cannon 1 x Laser Cannon 1 x Cannon Handle 1 x Laser Gun	Limbs are grey/red recolours of the Battle Suits from Battle Armor Five. Central vehicle/torso, guns, feet and hands all new parts. A remould (simplified head) was slated to appear as the Gobot Power Suit Nemesis in 1986, but was never released.

Machine Puzzler

The line's first combining figure, Machine Puzzler consisted of six vehicles - slightly bigger than '600 Series' cars - that had both individual robot modes and a single combined robot form. The figures were only issued in Japan as a boxed set, but are listed individually for ease of reference.

Name	Year	Vehicle Mode	Notes
Porsche 930T	1985	Orange Porsche 930T	Machine Puzzler arm. Released as the Gobot Puzzler Cross Word in 1985.
Celica XX	1985	White/black Police Celica XX	Machine Puzzler waist. Released as the Gobot Puzzler Jig Saw in 1985.
Countach LP500	1985	Yellow/black Lamborghini Countach	Machine Puzzler arm. Released as the Gobot Puzzler Pocket in 1985.
Benz SL500	1985	Black/silver Mercedes Benz SL500	Machine Puzzler leg. Released as the Gobot Puzzler Rube in 1985.
Corvette	1985	Red/silver Corvette	Machine Puzzler torso. Released as the Gobot Puzzler Tic Tac in 1985.
Fairlady 300ZX	1985	Blue/black Nissan 300ZX	Machine Puzzler leg. Released as the Gobot Puzzler Zig Zag in 1985.

Martial Arts Robo

These toys were based on highly poseable (for the time) non-transforming figures. These then had transforming armour which could form a shell-like vehicle for this figure, similar to the Vehicle Pretenders from the Transformers line. These toys were produced around the point the Machine Robo line was revamped to tie in with the Revenge of Cronos Anime, hence the different serial numbers, and the use of the later-style boxes.

#	Name	Year	Vehicle Mode	Accessories	Notes
KR-01	Karate Robo	1986	Yellow/silver Figure with Black armour/jet	-	-
KR-02	Jûdô Robo	1986	White Figure with Blue armour/dune buggy	-	-
KR-03	Wrestler Robo	1986	White/blue Figure with Red armour/car	-	-
MRC-4	Kendô Robo	1986	White/red/black Figure with White/black armour/police car	1 x Sword	-
MRC-5	Kenpô Robo	1986	Black/grey Figure with Grey armour/drill tank	-	-
MRC-6	Boxer Robo	1986	Silver/red Figure with Black armour/helicopter	-	-

Double Machine Robo

Each Double Machine Robo consisted of two vehicle modules that could combine to form a single robot. The first batch featured totally independent modules, each slightly larger than a '600 Series' figure. The second batch, which came out alongside the Revenge of Cronos tie-in line, featured figures where both the alternate and robot modes were made up of two modules.

#	Designation	Year	Vehicle Modes	Accessories	Notes
WMR-01	Jettranser	1985	Grey F-15 Eagle with Orange Transport Truck	2 x Double Missiles 2 x Drop Tanks	Released in Europe as the Robo Machine Jet and Transport Combinator in 1985.
WMR-02	Helitanser	1985	Black AH-1 Cobra with Green Transport APC	1 x Blades 1 x Machine Gun	Released in Europe as the Robo Machine Helicopter and Transport Combinator in 1985.
WMR-03	Tanktrancer	1985	Black SPG with Red Flatbed Truck	-	Released in Europe as the Robo Machine Tank and Transport Combinator in 1985.
MRJW-2	Sidelancer	1986	Red Futuristic Motorcycle with Blue Sidecar	1 x Gun	Japan only. The sidecar can form a small walker robot by itself.
MRJW-3	Doublejet	1986	White Futuristic Jet with Blue Futuristic Jet	2 x Missiles	Japan only.
MRJW-4	Drill Heli	1986	Green CH-54 Tarhe with green Drill tank	1 x Blades	Japan only.

Revenge of Cronos Era (1986-1987)

Machine Robo Series

25 of the '600 Series' figures were repackaged to tie in with the Revenge of Cronos Anime series. They were all assigned new reference codes - "MRB" figures belonged to the Battle Tribe in the cartoon, "MRJ" figures to the Jet Tribe.

#	Name	Year	Vehicle Mode	Accessories	Notes
MRB-1	Drill Robo	1986	Black/red/silver Futuristic Drilling Tank	-	Reissue of MR-17.
MRB-2	Police Robo	1986	White/black Toyota Crown Police Car	-	Reissue of MR-13.
MRB-3	Skyline Robo	1986	Red Skyline 2000	-	Reissue of MR-42.
MRB-4	Missile Robo	1986	Orange M33	2 x Missiles	Reissue of MR-23.
MRB-5	Steam Robo	1986	Black/red JNR D-51	-	Reissue of MR-05.
MRB-6	Buggy Robo	1986	Blue Manx Meyer	-	Reissue of MR-08.
MRB-7	Ambulance Robo	1986	White Ambulance	-	Reissue of MR-15.
MRB-8	Porsche Robo	1986	White Porsche 956	-	Reissue of MR-20.
MRB-9	Countach Robo	1986	Red Lamborghini Countach	-	Reissue of MR-21.
MRB-10	Jeep Robo	1986	Green Mitsubishi Jeep CJ-3B	1 x Machine Gun	Reissue of MR-28.
MRB-11	Supercar Robo	1986	Red Futuristic Supercar	-	Reissue of MR-07.
MRB-12	Bike Robo	1986	White/red/blue Futuristic Motorcycle	2 x Wheels 1 x Engine	Reissue of MR-01.
MRB-13	Battle Robo	1986	Blue Futuristic Tank	1 x Turret 1 x Dual Cannon	Reissue of MR-02.
MRB-14	Harley Robo	1986	White/black Harley Davidson Electra Glide Classic	-	Reissue of MR-37.
MRB-15	Fire Robo	1986	Red Fire Engine	1 x Ladder 2 x Guns	Reissue of MR-10.
MRB-16	New Shinkansen Robo	1986	White/green 200 Series Shinkansen	-	Reissue of MR-22.
MRB-17	Battleship Robo	1986	Grey/red Iowa-class Battleship	-	Reissue of MR-54.
MRJ-1	Jet Robo	1986	Red/black Futuristic jet	-	Reissue of MR-03.
MRJ-2	Falcon Robo	1986	Cream/blue F-16 Falcon	-	Reissue of MR-49.
MRJ-3	Apollo Robo	1986	White Saturn V Rocket	-	Reissue of MR-53.
MRJ-4	Shuttle Robo	1986	White Space Shuttle	-	Reissue of MR-14.
MRJ-5	Phantom Robo	1986	White F-4 Phantom	-	Reissue of MR-51.
MRJ-6	Blackbird Robo	1984	Black/red SR-71 Blackbird	-	Reissue of MR-45.
MRJ-7	Eagle Robo	1983	Grey F-15 Eagle	-	Reissue of MR-25.
MRJ-8	Cessna Robo	1983	White/purple Cessna Seaplane	-	Reissue of MR-31. Only the purple chest version was reissued.

Gylandar Devils

Despite only having a minor role in the series, all five Devil Invader toys were reissued. "GD" stands for Gylandar Devil, derived from the Anime villains who replaced the Devil Invaders in the new MR mythos.

#	Name	Year	Vehicle Mode	Notes
MR-GD1	Casmodon	1984	Green Futuristic Car	Reissue of MRD-101.
MR-GD2	Falgos	1984	Blue/gold Futuristic Jet	Reissue of MRD-102.
MR-GD3	Zarios	1984	Black/red Robotic Scorpion	Reissue of MRD-103.
MR-GD4	Gildis	1985	Maroon Robotic Crab	Reissue of MRD-104.
MR-GD5	Baldas	1985	Red/black Flying Monster	Reissue of MRD-105.

Chara Collection

Large, non-transforming figures based on the three leads from the Anime. Drill Robo and Jet Robo are essentially stylised, larger versions of the robot modes of MR-17 and MR-04 respectively.

#	Name	Year	Figure	Accessories	Notes
MRB	Drill Robo	1986	Black/red/silver robot	1 x Sword	-
MRC	Rom Stol	1986	White/red/blue robot	1 x Sword	-
MRJ	Jet Robo	1986	Red/black/silver robot	1 x Sword	-

Large Figures

Another catch-all bracket. Largely toys taken from other lines and pressed into service for the Anime series.

#	Name	Year	Alternate Mode	Accessories	Notes
MRC-DX	Rom Stol Kenryu Baikunfu	1986	Red/black/silver robot Blue/white robot Red/white robot	1 x Sword 1 x Large Sword 1 x Shield	Russian doll-style figure - the small Rom Stol fits in the chest of Kenryu, who in turn fits in the chest of Baikunfu. Remoulded from Popy's Chogokin DX Gardian figure; revisited in 2007 as part of the Soul of Chokugin series (coded GX-39).
MRJ	Triple Jim	1986	Red Futuristic car/helicopter	2 x Launchers 2 x Missiles 1 x Rotor Blades	Triple changer based on the Anime character. Seems to have been a purpose-made mould.
MRB	Protruck Racer	1987	Black Truck Cab	1 x Gun	Remould of Titan Boy figure from Bandai's Choushinsei Flashman line. Gun fires BB pellets, like the Chara DX figures.
MRB	Tough Trailer	1987	Blue/white Truck Cab	1 x Trailer	Remould of Titan Boy figure from Bandai's Choushinsei Flashman line. Purpose-designed trailer turns into a base scaled for the '600 Series' figures.

Playsets

Two new vehicles were issued to tie in with the line.

#	Name	Year	Alternate Mode	Accessories	Notes
MRG	Varigale-X	1986	Black/grey Monster tank	?	Vehicle/playset remoulded from Popy's Big Scale Ship Jaguar Vulcan . Transforms into a base for the Gylandar; seems scaled nicely for the '600 Series'-size figures.
MRR	Rock Commander	1986	Brown/grey tank	?	Vehicle for Rock Robo figures; transforms into a jet. Released as the Rock Lord Stone Wing in 1986.

Dash Robo

Large motorised transforming figures, modified from the Zenmai Kahen Winch Robo line.

#	Name	Year	Vehicle Mode	Accessories	Notes
MRB	Battlancer	1986	Red/blue Honda 200X ATV	2 x Guns 1 x Stand	Precise origin unknown. Released as the Gobot Secret Rider Tri-Trak in 1986.
MRJ	Battle Gyror	1986	Blue/black Helicopter	2 x Guns 1 x Stand	Recoloured from a Zenmai Kahen Winch Robo figure. Motorised winch. Released as the Gobot Secret Rider Twister in 1986.
MRB	Landfighter	1986	Black/silver Ford Ranger	2 x Guns 1 x Stand	Recoloured from a Zenmai Kahen Winch Robo figure. Motorised winch. Released as the Gobot Secret Rider Tork in 1986.

Motorised Vehicles

Non-transforming battery-operated cars, both of which featured in the animated series.

Name	Year	Vehicle Mode	Notes
Battleflex	1986	Blue/grey dune buggy	Has expanding tyres. Recolour of Galoob Power Machines Flex 7.
Land Giant 32	1986	Red/yellow 32-wheel truck	Can climb stuff. Recolour of Galoob Power Machines Giant Command 32.

Devil Satan Six

A brand new combiner who, along with the Varigale-X playset, was the only new toy received by the Gylandar for the line. Only sold as a boxed set in Japan, but listed individually for clarity.

Name	Year	Vehicle Mode	Notes
Barabat	1986	Maroon/grey Winged Monster	Devil Satan Six arm; recoloured as the Gobot Monsterous Weird Wing in 1986.
Blucoda	1986	Blue/gold Wheeled Monster	Devil Satan Six leg; recoloured as the Gobot Monsterous Fangs in 1986.
Deathclaw	1986	Winged Monster	Devil Satan Six arm; released as the Gobot Monsterous South Claw in 1986.
Eyegos	1986	Green/silver Wheeled Monster	Devil Satan Six leg; recoloured as the Gobot Monsterous Gore Jaw in 1986.
Gillhead	1986	Grey/gold Jet Monster	Devil Satan Six shoulders; recoloured as the Gobot Monsterous Fright Face in 1986.
Gurogiron	1986	Blue/Silver Jet Monster	Devil Satan Six leg; recoloured as the Gobot Monsterous Heart Attack in 1986.

Rock Robo

The Rock Robo were robots that transformed into, well, rocks. They featured in the Anime as the Rock People, split into good and evil factions (on the toyline, MRGR presumably signifies 'Gylandar Rock'). The toys were issued in the West as the Rock Lords in 1986.

#	Name	Year	Vehicle Mode	Accessories	Notes
MRR-1	Battlerock	1986	Green Rock	1 x Gun	Released as the Rock Lord Boulder in 1986.
MRR-2	Mecharock	1986	Gold Rock	1 x Sceptre	Released as the Rock Lord Nuggit in 1986.
MRR-3	Gutsrock	1986	Grey Rock	1 x Gun	Released as the Rock Lord Granite in 1986.
MRR-4	Maskrock	1986	Grey Rock	1 x Gun	Released as the Rock Lord Marbles in 1986.
MRR-5	Magnarock	1986	Silver Rock	1 x Sceptre	Recoloured as the Rock Lord Slimestone in 1986.
MRR-6	Crossrock	1986	Grey Rock	1 x Sword	Released as the Rock Lord Crackpot in 1986.
MRR-7	Diamond Man	1986	Clear white/blue Rock	1 x Sword	Released as the Rock Lord Jewel Lord Solitaire in 1986.
MRR-8	Ruby Man	1986	Clear red Rock	1 x Sceptre	Released as the Rock Lord Jewel Lord Flamestone in 1986.
MRR-9	Amber Man	1986	Clear orange Rock	1 x Sceptre	Released as the Rock Lord Jewel Lord Sunstone in 1986.
MRGR-1	Devil Rock	1986	Brown Rock	1 x Sceptre	Released as the Rock Lord Magmar in 1986.
MRGR-2	Geiger Rock	1986	Green Rock	1 x Gun	Released as the Rock Lord Tombstone in 1986.
MRGR-3	Double Rock	1986	Green/black Rock	1 x Club	Released as the Rock Lord Sticks 'n' Stones in 1986.
MRGR-4	Amazon Rock	1986	Blue Rock	1 x Club	Released as the Rock Lord Stoneheart in 1986.
MRGR-5	Bloody Rock	1986	Maroon Rock	1 x Axe	Released as the Rock Lord Brimstone in 1986.
MRGR-6	Sand Rock	1986	Cream Rock	1 x Gun	Released as the Rock Lord Pulver-Eyes in 1986.

Rock Monsters

Not sure what the official Japanese subgroup name was here. Anyway, these turn from rocks into monsters, rather than robots.

#	Name	Year	Vehicle Mode	Notes
MRR	Rockdon	1986	Green Rock	'Robot mode' is a green triceratops. Released as the Rock Lord Rockasaur Spike Stone in 1986.
MRR	Rockgiran	1986	Purple Rock	'Robot mode' is a purple pterodactyl. Released as the Rock Lord Rockasaur Terra-Roc in 1986.

Chara DX Collection

Reissues of the Chara Collection figures, now fitted with BB-gun backpacks.

#	Name	Year	Figure	Accessories	Notes
MRB-DX	Drill Robo	1987	Black/red/silver robot	1 x Gun/Backpack	-
MRC-DX	Rom Stol	1987	White/red/blue robot	1 x Gun/Backpack	-
MRJ-DX	Jet Robo	1987	Red/black/silver robot	1 x Gun/Backpack	-

Wheelmen

Transforming vehicles with friction motors, these toys were among the last released in the Revenge of Cronos line, with the last two coming in Battle Hackers packaging.

#	Name	Year	Vehicle Mode	Notes
MRBH-01	Hotrod Joe	1987	Red/grey Dragster	-
MRBH-02	F-One Jack	1987	Yellow/grey Racing car	-
MRBH-03	Buggy Wolf	1987	Red/grey Dune buggy	-
MRBH-04	Drag Sam	1987	Black/grey Dragster	-
MRBH-05	Rotary Kid	1987	Black/grey Helicopter	-
MRBH-06	Twincam Jimmy	1987	Blue/grey Motorbike	-

Battle Hackers Era (1987-1988)

Raizer Suits

Large, motorised armour suits that didn't transform, but did come with a well-articulated non-transforming pilot figure. The first suit was issued in Revenge of Cronos-style packaging, the other two in Battle Hackers packaging.

#	Name	Year	Vehicle Mode	Accessories	Notes
BH-01	Poweraizer	1987	Red/black mechanised suit	?	Comes with figure from Kenpô Robo.
BH-06	Battleraizer	1987	Yellow/white mechanised suit	?	Comes with Luke Stewart figure.
BH-07	Jetraizer	1987	Red/white mechanised suit	?	Comes with Akira Amachi figure.

Battle Hackers

Whereas the leads for Revenge of Cronos were based on existing toys, to enable greater continuity Bandai designed the leads for the new series in conjunction with the studio making the Battle Hackers Anime.

#	Name	Year	Vehicle Mode	Accessories	Notes
BH-02	Mach Blaster	1987	Red/black/white Jet/Laser Gun	?	With electronic sound effects.
BH-03	Drill Crusher	1987	Blue/grey Drill tank/rhino	?	-
BH-04	Gattai Saurer	1987	Purple/blue/grey Dinosaur	1 x Header gun 1 x Abarar gun 1 x Leggar gun 1 x Tailar gun	Made up of four robots - Header, Abarar, Leggar and Tailar. Released as the Robo Machine Fossilsaurus in Europe in 1987.
BH-05	R. JeTan	1987	Purple/white/black Jet/Tank	?	With electronic sound effects.

Winner Robo

Small figures (around the same size as the '600 Series' figures) compatible with Hot Wheels-style track. The toys also had spring-assisted transformations. A ninth Winner Robo, modelled on a 4x4, was advertised but never released.

#	Name	Year	Vehicle Mode	Notes
W-01	Testarossa Winner	1988	Red/black Ferrari Testarossa	-
W-02	Truck Winner	1988	Blue Racing Truck cab	-
W-03	Police Winner	1988	White/black Police car	-
W-04	Buggy Winner	1988	Yellow/black Dune buggy	-
W-05	F-1 Winner	1988	Black Lotus 97	-
W-06	Eagle Winner	1988	Grey/yellow F-15 Eagle	-
W-07	Fire Winner	1988	Red Fire engine	-
W-08	Porsche Winner	1988	White Porsche 935	-

Winner Robo Tie-ins

The final releases in the 1980s line were sundries for the Winner Robo toys - a track playset, and a Mailaway recolour.

Name	Year	Vehicle Mode	Accessories	Notes
Roboshooter Gaiden	1988	-	Track	Playset for Winner Robo - a blue/silver robot that fires the vehicles around a track.
Thunderer	1988	Black/silver Peterbilt 352H with Yellow Trailer	2 x Smokestacks 1 x Trailer	Recolour of Big Truck Robo.

CG Robo Era (1993)

CG Robo

A short-lived revival of the line, the CG Robo range extended to a dozen figures, around 150% the size of '600 Series' figures. All of these toys had working light and sound features, hence the name of the line ("Change & Glow Robo"). Only promoted by a CGI commercial, the line was short-lived.

#	Name	Year	Vehicle Mode	Accessories	Notes
CG-01	Patrol Car CG	1993	White/black Police Mitsubishi GTO	-	Issued as the Robo Machines Light & Sound Chaser in 1993.
CG-02	Fire CG	1993	Red/grey Hino/Morita TL Fire Engine	1 x Ladder/Gun	Issued as the Robo Machines Light & Sound Fire Chief in 1993.
CG-03	Rescue CG	1993	White/red Toyota HIMED Ambulance	-	Issued as the Robo Machines Light & Sound SOS in 1993.
CG-04	Carrier CG	1993	Yellow/grey Tanker Truck	1 x Fuel Canister	Issued as the Robo Machines Light & Sound Mega Truck in 1993.
CG-05	4WD CG	1993	Blue/black SVC	-	Issued as the Robo Machines Light & Sound Rough Rider in 1993.
CG-06	Spy CG	1993	Black Sportscar	-	-
CG-07	Armor CG	1993	Silver/black Armoured Car	-	-
CG-08	Nozomi CG	1993	White/Blue 300 Series Shinkansen	-	-
CG-09	Dump CG	1993	Orange/black Dumper Truck	-	-
CG-10	Crane CG	1993	Yellow/grey Hino/Morita TL	1 x Crane/Gun	Recolour of Fire CG with remoulded accessory.
CG-11	Shovel CG	1993	Orange/black Excavator	-	-
CG-12	Tsubasa CG	1993	Silver/grey 400 Series Shinkansen	-	-
CG-13	Dozer CG	1993	Orange/black Bulldozer	-	-
CG-14	Shuttle CG	1993	White/black Space Shuttle	-	-