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Col. Borobot, from "Bravestarr - Vintage" collection, includes the following accessories:
Col. Borobot stands out from the rest of the characters in the collection, because the figure can be transformed into a vehicle and be mounted by another figure.
This figure is part of the "Bravestarr" collection produced by MATTEL in the year 1986, these figures are based on the characters of the animated series with the same name.
The Bravestarr figures were noticeably larger than many other toy lines of the time, such as the He-Man or G.I. Joe action figures, making them stand out for their size. In addition, the BraveStarr figures included multiple points of articulation and various accessories that complemented their futuristic, Old West-style features.
The collection was sold in different countries, so we can find boxes in different languages.
The Colonel Borobot is a secondary character in the BraveStarr series. He is a highly advanced military robot respected for his expertise and strategic skills. As the leader of a robotic unit, Borobot strictly follows the rules and has a strong sense of duty.
Despite being a machine, he displays leadership and companionship characteristics that make him a valuable ally to Bravestarr and his team.
Although its programming is geared toward accomplishing military missions, Borobot can also adapt to situations requiring diplomacy and cooperation. Its rugged, metallic design reflects its military origins, and it often participates in missions where its strength and tactical skills are needed to confront technological threats or mechanized enemies.
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