Blow Superior

posted on 29 Sep 1999 in Toys

Looks like this model has something for both boys and girls….

(Note:

Apparently the character on the

box was a transvestite singer on a TV series)

Photo courtesy of Philip Kightlinger.

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John Nowak

16 years ago

This must be the American version. Usually, whenever a Japanese lable includes an English translation or mistranslation, the original Japanese is naturally there as well, assuming that this franchise is or was Japanese, of course.

fdhgfgf

16 years ago

Hey that transvestite character is AWSM!Lancer’s his name

Ghost08

15 years ago

where do you ride the suit to?

dudemeister1234

15 years ago

“Perfect Mounting”? That’s what she said.

Lancer

13 years ago

Heeey, thats my Cyclone there!

George Takei

11 years ago

oooh Myyyy…..

ozoneocean

11 years ago

Great price! There’s zero “engrish” or mistranslation here. The model of the bike transforms so that’s what “real change” means: The model really does change just like in the TV show. “Perfect Mounting” either refers to the fact that the mecha suit bike actually does strap onto the the model. These are English captions for an English speaking market, not bad translations.

Zathras IX

9 years ago

Actually, there is a bit of “Engrish” here. The “Variable Rider” (“Cyclone” in the English version) machines are transformable powered armor that double as motorcycles. This particular model, the VR-041-H, is based on a pre-WW2 British motorcycle called the Brough Superior.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brough_Superior