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X-Terminator 2 was one of the many famous Robot Wars competitors to be made into a pullback, following its success in the Fourth Wars. The axe weapon was activated by pulling it backwards onto a small spring, and then letting it go. This could result in multiple axe blows. The toy could self-right if it was flipped onto its sides using the side prongs however, if it was flipped onto its back, it would not self-right without outside assistance. It is based on the Series 4 version but strangely, the axe head that bears the "XT" logo is upside-down. It did not have interchangeable weaponry, but could be fitted with the sticks or rollbar found on the real life counterpart.

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  • X-Terminator 2/Pullback
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  • X-Terminator 2 was one of the many famous Robot Wars competitors to be made into a pullback, following its success in the Fourth Wars. The axe weapon was activated by pulling it backwards onto a small spring, and then letting it go. This could result in multiple axe blows. The toy could self-right if it was flipped onto its sides using the side prongs however, if it was flipped onto its back, it would not self-right without outside assistance. It is based on the Series 4 version but strangely, the axe head that bears the "XT" logo is upside-down. It did not have interchangeable weaponry, but could be fitted with the sticks or rollbar found on the real life counterpart.
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robot name
  • X-Terminator 2
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Power
  • Pullback Motor
Caption
  • The X-Terminator 2 Pullback
Weight
  • 50.0
Weapons
  • Spring Powered Axe, Self Righting Spikes
Release
  • 2001(xsd:integer)
abstract
  • X-Terminator 2 was one of the many famous Robot Wars competitors to be made into a pullback, following its success in the Fourth Wars. The axe weapon was activated by pulling it backwards onto a small spring, and then letting it go. This could result in multiple axe blows. The toy could self-right if it was flipped onto its sides using the side prongs however, if it was flipped onto its back, it would not self-right without outside assistance. It is based on the Series 4 version but strangely, the axe head that bears the "XT" logo is upside-down. It did not have interchangeable weaponry, but could be fitted with the sticks or rollbar found on the real life counterpart.
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