Figures from the first completely computer-animated TV series...















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Along with Dragonball Z, Irwin Toys found success in the first completely computer-animated TV series, ReBoot. I profess that I never watched the show, let along knew much about the characters. However, being the robot collecting fan I am, I nabbed Megabyte and Slash on a whim. Check out our review of the recent ReBoot Season 1 & 2 DVD release HERE (https://www.figures.com/forums/news/12727-dvd-review-reboot-seasons-1-2-a.html).


IRWIN TOYS' REBOOT
1995
8" x 13"

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