Toyzinger
Meg, from "Bionic Six - Bionix six" collection, includes the following accessories:
This is a figure from LJN's Bionic Six collection, based on one of the characters from the 1980s animated series.
This collection stands out because its figures feature several metal parts.
There are no known variants of this figure, although it can be found with different cardboard backgrounds depending on where it is distributed.
Meg Bennett (Rock-1): Jack and Helen's biological daughter, the typical carefree blonde American girl who loves music. Her special power is the sonic cannons she carries on her shoulders, which allow her to concentrate sound waves and use them as weapons or shields. Another ability is the bionic implants in her lower body that completely replace her legs and give her super speed, capable of breaking the sound barrier, making her the fastest member of the family.
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