Forgotten Robocop Toys from 1998
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RoboCop Alpha Command: Dead or Alive, I've got a brand new paid of roller skates, you've got a brand new key...
Dead or Alive You're Coming with The Junkman !
Other than a few figures, never saw much else in the 90's for Robocop. Japan once again gets the awesome stuff. Bike looks cool, kind of like the Akira bike.
The best thing to come out of those cartoons is the dubs on RUclips
cartoon looks fun 😊
Thank you for making this
I watched Robo-cop way to young.
Movie was hard core,especially back in the day.
Never knew these ever came out.
I loved this show, but I didn't play with the figures
The funny thing about the cartoon was that RoboCop looked like a Cylon with his red scanner eye.
Wow I missed out on this one.Well? Thx to you JUNKMAN I now know of these toys for my vintage toy hunt. 🎅 🧑🎄 🤶🎄Happy Holidays folks.
I remember that one guy tasting his food and saying that it tasted like baby food...💩💯✔️
I knew about the figures but didn't know about that vault playset which is awesome! Great video! I love all the old RoboCop toys!
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@That Junkman The first 'RoboCop'' movie from 1987 is one of my favorites. (RoboCop's 2 and 3) however, were atrocious! As was the 2014 remake. As far as comic books go... From March of 1990 to January of 1992, Marvel Comics had a ongoing ''RoboCop'' series. With stories that take place inbetween the second and third films. By August 1992 ''Dark Horse Comics'' had acquired the rights to the character. Which opened the door to the classic (RoboCop Versus The Terminator) four-issue crossover mini series. That was written by (Frank Miller and drawn by Walt Simonson). As far back as the late 1990s there have been talks about a potential ''RoboCop VS Terminator'' movie, which I would like to see. But if that will ever becomes a reality, is anyone's guess?
Awesome episode Junkman. I honestly really like the creativity and ideas behind both the cartoon series and this line of toys. The playset where you can work and save Robocop's life sounds really beyond its time.
Can you do another video on Robocop toys? I remember buying a cheap robo figure back in the early 90's. From what I can remember it was based on the movies.
I enjoyed this. Not sure why you are having trouble with people watching it. What I catch of yours I always like.
Oh yeah Robo sold Kentucky Fried Chicken commercial ARE on youtube or at least were
Totally missed this series. Dang.
Did NOT miss much
I never knew they had a cartoon, but I grew up without TV, so I'm probably missing out on a whole lot more stuff. :) haha
I remember seeing the same regular RoboCop figure, one where you could put the gun in his leg.
Side note: Peter Weller also made a great Batman (Batman: The Dark Knight Returns) :)
Thanx for the video
There were also a series of four TV movies that aired on the Sci Fy channel. And in that animated series was in so many words The Titanic episode about an Ocean Liner called The Colossal.
Also one of the guys from Lone Gunman TV series was a voice actor in the 1998 series
Wasn’t that just part of the live action series?
@@ThatJunkman The two hour movies were All I know is was channel surfing saw the third film midway where there was TWO robocops Murphy and another one
My sister took me to see Robocop for my tenth birthday. Think I left the theater with PTSD.
Never saw the cartoon series.
1:08 Don't buy the recently released Blu-Ray or DVD of the RoboCop TV series. They cropped the 4:3 image to 16:9, chopping off the top and bottom of the image to "fill" modern TV sets.
I'm here from the second survey.
I never even knew about the 90's cartoon or toy line. I do remember walking out of the theater after seeing the second (Frank Miller's) film in 1990 and feeling disappointed. Stick with the original with the dad from That 70's Show.
A figure called Pudface, why man why?
The 90's cartoon was awful once I saw RoboCop pop out skis under his feet in one episode I just cried.
the Ed209 from Kenner looks great on display.