Mickey Mouse Transformer hits Japan

Posted in Toys by Conner Flynn on January 15th, 2009

Mickey Mouse Transformer hits JapanSome people are obsessed with Disney. Some not so much. But the makers of this new Transformer toy from Japan clearly love both Mickey Mouse and Transformers. I admit, when we first spotted this toy in the prototype phase, at our robot sister site Botropolis, we weren’t all that impressed.

Then when we saw the first pics with some color, we still weren’t that thrilled and figured it was geared toward chumps who would buy anything Disney. However, now that we see the final product, I have to admit that it looks cool. And I’m no Mickey Mouse fan. It was on display at this week’s Tokyo Toy Forum 2009.

Robo-Mickey actually folds up into a vehicle just like normal Transformers. It goes on sale in February for just $38.57. We still think it’s all merchandising BS, but since we love robots, we now want one.

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One Comment to “Mickey Mouse Transformer hits Japan”
  1. Screen Sleuth Says:

    That big pic is pretty scary! I can’t imagine how they could twist the gentle image of Mickey Mouse much more than that.

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