Armor up and protect the planet with these dino action figures

  • Each figure comes with removable armor
  • Articulated for posing and display
  • Inspired by the Armorsaurs Disney+ series

Inspired by the hit Disney+ series, these Armorsaurs Armor-Up action figures from MGA Entertainment are designed for kids ages 6 and up. There are three armored dinos in this collection that are part of the Armorsaurs Initiative: Ajax the Tyrannosaurus, Cobalt the Triceratops, and Blaze the Velociraptor. Each figure comes with detachable pieces of battle armor to suit up for the fight against the evil alien force that threatens Earth’s safety.

Since these action figures have multiple points of articulation for tons of fun posing options, kids can re-create their favorite parts of the show and remove armor pieces to achieve a more battle-worn look for storytelling and imaginative play. The figures’ design shows great attention to detail, therefore making them a great collectible to display on shelves or desks.

The Ajax and Cobalt figures feature detachable pilot pods that accommodate a 3.75-inch pilot figure (sold separately).

Kids who love dinosaurs; Armorsaurs fans; action figure collectors


ARMORSAURS TOY COLLECTION

Get ready for playtime of prehistoric proportions! Kids can collect action figures of their favorite Armorsaurs pilots and dinos, as well as a line of transforming Evolver vehicles.

Product Facts

  • MSRP:
  • $9.99-44.99
  • Age:
  • 6+

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Steph Szulborski

Steph Szulborski

Steph is an editorial assistant for The Toy Book, The Toy Insider, and The Pop Insider. She has a master's in Creative Publishing and Critical Journalism from The New School, and is passionate about the importance of play and having fun! When she's not at the office, you can find her tending to her window sill garden of carnivorous plants, hosting craft nights with friends, shiny hunting Pokemon, or showing off goofy pictures of her dog, Chips.

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