Then kids can quickly piece the parts back together-and rule and reign again.

The last bot with a piece remaining will be crowned the robot ruler.

Once kids are ready to play, it’s all about strategy! Players can push, hammer, and shove their opponents using the included mini remote controllers. Tombstone has since been re-released several times.Much like other toys in the range, Tombstone features. It was originally released in 2016 alongside Witch Doctor in two-pack, individually and as part of an Arena set as one of the first HEXBUG releases in the BattleBots range. Each bot enables players to create their own battle configurations to get the partial experience of engineering their robot. Tombstone was one of the BattleBots competitors released as part of HEXBUG's Rivals line of remote control toys. Kids can battle with the included past champion bot Tombstone - also featured in the original set - along with a new Build-Your-Own-Tank robot. But now, this new Max version is expected to bring the battle to the toy shelves once again with new bots and interactive elements.Ī feature to note in the Battlebots Arena Max is the interlocking floor tile assembly, making setting up the floor and breaking it down, a breeze. It was a popular toy that year and every year since. This arena is 50% bigger than the original and has more fighting space!Īs mentioned in the 2016 Toy Insider Expert Review of the original BattleBots arena, Hexbug modeled the Battlebots Arena after ABC’s BattleBots reality competition series – but with less building and more battling. Suit up your BattleBots for an action-packed match inside the massive Arena Max from Hexbug. It features 14 pieces in total, excluding the option alternative top armor parts.The new BattleBots Arena Max is an update to the original with even more bells and whistles. Tombstone is powered via remote control using the four main buttons on the front for steering, and two buttons on the top to spin Tombstone's weapon either clockwise or counter-clockwise. When hit, this not only stops the robot from being able to drive, but also throws its top armor away leaving a red light to signal its immobilization. These can come off during play to represent damage, and a 'kill switch' is hidden behind the removable rear-left piece. Many of the parts either clip or press together, with each part made from slightly flexible plastic. Like other toys in the line, it needs to be constructed and includes instructions to do just that. The toy is easily recognizable as Hardcore Robotics' title-winning robot, with its iconic red bar spinner included in the kit to spin like the real robot. It was released individually as well as with Bronco in a two-pack in 2017. Tombstone was one of four BattleBots competitors chosen for the construction toys produced by Tech4Kids.

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