Tomica Hyper Series Sonic Interceptor
Tomica Hyper Series: NEXT STAGE
The recorded release month is September 2016. The calendar lists it on the third Saturday of that month (September 17, 2016).
Release records
- · Source gives the month only. Calendar placement: 2016-09-17
Model gallery
Source article images and captions (4)
- NSSonic1.jpg
- NSSonic2.jpg
- NSSonic3.jpg
- NSSonicbox.jpg
Related models
- Tomica Hyper Series Rescue Helicopter (Toy)
- Tomica Hyper Series Hyper Bulldozer (Toy)
- Tomica Hyper Series Hyper Chainsaw (Toy)
- Tomica Hyper Series Sonic Jet (Toy)
- Tomica Hyper Series Fire Truck (Toy)
- Hyper Blue Police 01 Sonic Arrow (Toy)
- Hyper Blue Police 01 Super Sonic Runner (Toy)
Model notes · English source
Introduction
Tomica Hyper Series Sonic Interceptor (トミカハイパーシリーズ ソニックインターセプター) is a toy released within the Tomica Hyper Series: NEXT STAGE toyline. It is primarily released in Japan.
For information on Sonic Interceptor in the web anime, see Tomica Hyper Series Sonic Interceptor.
Overview
Sonic Interceptor was released September, 2016.
It was later released again as part of the Drive Head line. The re-release came with additional accessories and has a different looking head as well as modified logos. Otherwise, it is mostly identical.
Description
The toy includes the main figure of Sonic Interceptor, including a detachable Viper. It can be switched between car form and Walker Vehicle form. It is capable of being used in a Synchro Fusion when combined with the Rescue Helicopter, Hyper Bulldozer, Hyper Chainsaw, Sonic Jet and Fire Truck toys.
Also included is one accessory, the Patrol Lamp Boomerang.
Trivia
• This version of Sonic Interceptor was numbered as 02. The Drive Head version was 01.
• The toy was likely inspired by the earlier Sonic Arrow toy, which could change to a robot form called the Rising Sonic. Additionally, the Sonic Viper strongly resembles the earlier Sonic Runner toy.
Original wiki source
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'''Tomica Hyper Series Sonic Interceptor''' (トミカハイパーシリーズ ソニックインターセプター) is a toy released within the [[Tomica Hyper Series: NEXT STAGE (toyline)|Tomica Hyper Series: NEXT STAGE]] toyline. It is primarily released in Japan.
For information on Sonic Interceptor in the web anime, see [[Tomica Hyper Series Sonic Interceptor]].
==Overview==
Sonic Interceptor was released September, 2016.
It was later released again as part of the [[Tomica Hyper Rescue: Drive Head (toyline)| Drive Head]] line. The [[Drive Head 01 Sonic Interceptor (Toy)|re-release]] came with additional accessories and has a different looking head as well as modified logos. Otherwise, it is mostly identical.
==Description==
The toy includes the main figure of Sonic Interceptor, including a detachable Viper. It can be switched between car form and [[Walker Vehicle]] form. It is capable of being used in a [[Synchro Fusion]] when combined with the [[Tomica Hyper Series Rescue Helicopter (Toy)|Rescue Helicopter]], [[Tomica Hyper Series Hyper Bulldozer (Toy)|Hyper Bulldozer]], [[Tomica Hyper Series Hyper Chainsaw (Toy)|Hyper Chainsaw]], [[Tomica Hyper Series Sonic Jet (Toy)|Sonic Jet]] and [[Tomica Hyper Series Fire Truck (Toy)|Fire Truck]] toys.
Also included is one accessory, the Patrol Lamp Boomerang.
==Trivia==
*This version of Sonic Interceptor was numbered as 02. The Drive Head version was 01.
*The toy was likely inspired by the earlier [[Hyper Blue Police 01 Sonic Arrow (Toy)|Sonic Arrow]] toy, which could change to a robot form called the Rising Sonic. Additionally, the Sonic Viper strongly resembles the earlier [[Hyper Blue Police 01 Super Sonic Runner (Toy)|Sonic Runner]] toy.
==Gallery==
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===External Links===
[[Category:NEXT STAGE Toys]]
[[Category:Hyper Blue Police]]
[[Category:Robots]]
[[Category:Police Vehicles]]Text and captions adapted from Tomica Wiki with formatting changes. Tomica Hyper Series Sonic Interceptor (Toy) · Contributors and history · CC BY-SA 3.0


