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Diaclone Reboot - DA-59 Triverse Tri-Rambler

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$91.49 $149.99 In stock

Category: action figure

The Tri-Rambler has the largest joint movement of the Triverse series, allowing for highly flexible poses. In addition, there are an A mode and B mode in the robot mode, which can be performed depending on the battle scene. 

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Mia L. ★★★★★

The sheer number of possible poses with the triple-mode design is incredible, and the joints are tight enough to hold even the most dynamic stances. I spent a full hour just experimenting with the B mode configurations, which is way more than I expected to enjoy. One of the best figures I've bought

Hannah D. ★★★★★

The hinge work on the A and B mode conversions is so satisfying, and the extra joint range in the shoulders really lets me hit dynamic, twisted poses without any parts popping off. It's a bit fiddly to switch modes at first, but once you get the sequence down, it clicks together with a solid, reassu

Kevin ★★★★★

I was really impressed by how smoothly the A and B mode transformations work—they actually feel distinct and not just like a lazy retool. The articulation in the arms and legs makes it super easy to get into dynamic action poses without anything popping off.