Title:
Krok & Gatorface
Description:
Gatorface & Decepticon Krok (Deluxe Class, 2017)
Accessories: "Gatorface” Titan Master, rifle, tail/blaster
Titans Return "Decepticon Krok” is a retool of Skullsmasher, transforming into a robotic crocodile. He comes with his Titan Master partner Gatorface, who can fit inside a compartment in Krok’s beast mode back or transform into his robot mode head (with new tooling for his face). As with other Titans Return toys, Krok can accommodate any compatible Titan Master figure.
Like Skullsmasher, his crocodile head is detached in-package and must be manually attached.
Like the previous uses of this mold, his hips are relatively loose—but unlike Hasbro’s Skullsmasher, they are not excessively so. The CG mockup art included in the packaging depicts Gatorface with his legs attached backwards, though the actual toy is constructed correctly.
His Titan Master door on his beast mode back (which is made of rubbery plastic) and his chest in robot mode oddly have Movieverse styled Decepticon insignias. Krok’s teeth are also made of transparent yellow rubbery plastic. Similar to Fire Blast effects, this plastic can bond to the paint cover the lower jaw, causing it to become difficult to open.
Krok was first released at retail in the Philippines, and subsequently the United States, in early 2017, with Perceptor and Sergeant Kup being the only figures that from his wave had been officially announced by Hasbro by that point. Hasbro didn’t acknowledge the existence of Krok, Quake and Topspin until Toy Fair, over a month after their release in the Philippines and two weeks after the first sighting at US retail.
Accessories: "Gatorface” Titan Master, rifle, tail/blaster
Titans Return "Decepticon Krok” is a retool of Skullsmasher, transforming into a robotic crocodile. He comes with his Titan Master partner Gatorface, who can fit inside a compartment in Krok’s beast mode back or transform into his robot mode head (with new tooling for his face). As with other Titans Return toys, Krok can accommodate any compatible Titan Master figure.
Like Skullsmasher, his crocodile head is detached in-package and must be manually attached.
Like the previous uses of this mold, his hips are relatively loose—but unlike Hasbro’s Skullsmasher, they are not excessively so. The CG mockup art included in the packaging depicts Gatorface with his legs attached backwards, though the actual toy is constructed correctly.
His Titan Master door on his beast mode back (which is made of rubbery plastic) and his chest in robot mode oddly have Movieverse styled Decepticon insignias. Krok’s teeth are also made of transparent yellow rubbery plastic. Similar to Fire Blast effects, this plastic can bond to the paint cover the lower jaw, causing it to become difficult to open.
Krok was first released at retail in the Philippines, and subsequently the United States, in early 2017, with Perceptor and Sergeant Kup being the only figures that from his wave had been officially announced by Hasbro by that point. Hasbro didn’t acknowledge the existence of Krok, Quake and Topspin until Toy Fair, over a month after their release in the Philippines and two weeks after the first sighting at US retail.
Theme:
Titans Return
Manufacturer:
Hasbro
Year:
2017
Date Added:
2022-01-23 17:59:03
Date Added:
2022-01-23 17:59:03
