Takara (タカラ Takara? lit. "Treasure") was a Japanese toy company founded in 1955. On March 1, 2006 it merged with the toy company Tomy to form Takara Tomy (タカラトミー Takara Tomy?). Starting with MegaMan NT Warrior Axess (Rockman.EXE Axess in Japan) in 2003, Takara became the primary manufacturer of toys from the series, including action figures, PETs, and Battle Chips. After becoming Takara Tomy, the company worked on toys from the Mega Man Star Force (Shooting Star Rockman) anime series.
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| - Takara (タカラ Takara? lit. "Treasure") was a Japanese toy company founded in 1955. On March 1, 2006 it merged with the toy company Tomy to form Takara Tomy (タカラトミー Takara Tomy?). Starting with MegaMan NT Warrior Axess (Rockman.EXE Axess in Japan) in 2003, Takara became the primary manufacturer of toys from the series, including action figures, PETs, and Battle Chips. After becoming Takara Tomy, the company worked on toys from the Mega Man Star Force (Shooting Star Rockman) anime series.
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- The toy company is a frequent partner with American toy manufacturer Hasbro, being the creator of the original Transformers toyline and licensing it to Hasbro. Takara Tomy also owns Tatsunoko Productions, an anime studio responsible for titles such as the Gatchaman series and Casshern Sins.
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- Takara (タカラ Takara? lit. "Treasure") was a Japanese toy company founded in 1955. On March 1, 2006 it merged with the toy company Tomy to form Takara Tomy (タカラトミー Takara Tomy?). Starting with MegaMan NT Warrior Axess (Rockman.EXE Axess in Japan) in 2003, Takara became the primary manufacturer of toys from the series, including action figures, PETs, and Battle Chips. After becoming Takara Tomy, the company worked on toys from the Mega Man Star Force (Shooting Star Rockman) anime series.
- The toy company is a frequent partner with American toy manufacturer Hasbro, being the creator of the original Transformers toyline and licensing it to Hasbro. Takara Tomy also owns Tatsunoko Productions, an anime studio responsible for titles such as the Gatchaman series and Casshern Sins. In 2006, the new company tried to take on its rival Bandai, who long had success with the Super SentaiImage:Icon-crosswiki.png and Kamen RiderImage:Icon-crosswiki.png series. They did so by producing their own tokusatsu series, Madan Senki Ryukendo and a coinciding toyline. While the show was not a complete success, the toy sales were decent enough for Takara-Tomy to try again with its Tomica Hero Series, loosely based on their Tomica Hyper Rescue toyline. Unfortunately, after Rescue Fire, the company pulled out of the project due to low ratings and sales and thus the series was cancelled.
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