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The toy company TYCO together with a group of anthropologists designed dinosaur figures, these dinosaurs came with humanoid characters and combat armor.
In the first year of the collection, a total of 12 armed dinosaurs were released, 6 of the good guys (Valorians) and 6 of the bad guys (Rulons).
In the second wave of the collection, 10 new dinosaurs were released:
At this point the line began its decline, cost cutting was evident and far fewer units of this third wave were produced, making these figures especially difficult to obtain.
In the last episode of the series the Valorians traveled to the Ice Age and interacted with cavemen, these last 4 figures are based on that episode and with them the collection arrives to the end. As with the third wave, fewer units of these figures were produced, so today they are much more difficult to obtain.
In addition to all these dinosaurs, some packs of single humanoid figures were also released as part of the collection:
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