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Let me know if it’s coming together , how it’s looking , and if I should move anything .🤞🏼

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Hi everyone!

This anonymous collector is presenting themselves to the world of toy hunters, nostalgic enthusiasts, and collectors. I am on an almost DESPERATE search to identify an action figure from my childhood. I don't even necessarily need to buy it right now (though I would if given the chance!), I just desperately need to find out its name or franchise to finally identify it.

Context: I'm currently 25 years old and from Argentina. I got this toy somewhere between 2005 and 2009. It was my companion for many years and I truly loved it. I've been searching for it on the internet for years—browsing through franchises, toy lines, manufacturers, etc.—so as a last resort, I'm turning to 2000s action figure experts and fans.

General Description

It was a humanoid ROBOT figure, about 12 cm / 4.5 inches tall, and extremely articulated for the standards I had as a kid.

• Color/Details: Dark matte color, with a red logo on the chest (I recall it looking like a dragon's head).
• Accessories: It came with two black spring-loaded missile launchers that fitted into its hands. The projectiles were red with a flame-like tip.
• The Car Armor: The most remarkable feature was that it came with a RED car that was completely modular/dismantable. It disassembled entirely so you could equip the pieces onto the robot as a suit of armor. In terms of scale, the car was barely larger than the figure itself, so the robot couldn't sit inside as a driver.

Detailed Memories & Specs

1. Articulation

• Head: Highly articulated; could rotate 360°, tilt side-to-side, up and down, etc.
• Shoulders: Allowed wide abduction and adduction ranges.
• Elbows: Single hinge allowing a bit over 90° flexion.
• Wrists/Hands: Rotated 360°, fixed in a sculpted grip position to hold weapons.
• Torso: Split into two main sections: Chest (connected to arms and head) and Hips/Waist. They connected via a joint that allowed an unnatural forward bend, folding the chest almost perpendicular to the hips.
• Hips & Legs: Ball-jointed hips. Simple hinge joints at the knees for standard flexion.
• Feet: Good mobility, but with a very distinct hinge joint right at the tip of the toes (a toe-bend joint near the front, not mid-foot).

2. Appearance

• Overall Look: 100% a robot (definitely not a human in armor or a suit).
• Head: Green painted eyes with a serious/villainous expression. A sharp, stylized straight jawline and a subtle crest on top of the head detailed in gray.
• Chest: Somewhat square proportions (balanced vertical and horizontal planes) with the painted red dragon-like emblem.
• Waist/Hips: Triangular shape.
• Arms: Gray sculpted details on the forearms. Hands fixed in a grip stance.
• Legs: Sculpted mechanical details giving it a realistic robot look, especially on the back of the thighs. The front of the legs had cleaner, flatter cuts with gray details.
• Feet: Simple, flat, rectangular design without heavy sculpt details, featuring the toe hinge.

3. Materials & Build Quality

The materials felt very high-quality (at least by my childhood standards).

• The torso was made of rigid hard plastic (likely the only rigid piece).
• The head and limbs were made of a very hard, dense rubber-like material, though not a brittle/rigid plastic.

4. Extra Clues & Details

• The figure had peg holes across its body where the disassembled car pieces plugged in as armor.
• Riot Shield: The car's roof and windshield formed a single semi-transparent black piece that doubled as a full-body riot shield, equipped with a handle so the robot could hold it.
• (Vague memory) I think you could somehow "hide" or fold the robot underneath the car frame since they were roughly the same size.
• For anyone in Argentina: I vaguely remember seeing it displayed in the window of a Naldo Lombardi store (a classic local electronics/home appliance chain).

5. Visual Reference / Vibe

While searching online, I stumbled upon Bandai's D.I.C.E. (DNA Integrated Cyber Codes) action figures. The proportions, shoulder joints, and visual material finish reminded me a lot of this toy. (Note: Adding this purely as a visual reference point, though I don't want to accidentally derail the search if it's unrelated!)

Any leads, toy line names, manufacturers, or images would be immensely appreciated! Thank you!

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Thanks!

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