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Pussycat/Pullback

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The pullback toy of the robot Pussycat was made in the image of its real life counterpart. It is based upon the Series 4 version of the robot and features crossed out images of its defeated robots (Reptirron, Milly-Ann Bug, Robochicken and Razer) on one side. The robot's cutting disc was grey and black in the show, yet despite being grey and black on the packaging, it is all black in the toy, and is powered by a spring, which when pulled back would cause the disc to spin forwards. Unfortunately, the spring was so fragile that the back of the box warns against forcing the spring too far back, which would cause the spring to break. Only one caster wheel runs, which makes the saw spin downwards instead of the usual upwards spin.

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Pussycat

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Pullback Motor

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Both sides of the Pussycat Pullback

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Circular Saw

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2001

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The pullback toy of the robot Pussycat was made in the image of its real life counterpart. It is based upon the Series 4 version of the robot and features crossed out images of its defeated robots (Reptirron, Milly-Ann Bug, Robochicken and Razer) on one side. The robot's cutting disc was grey and black in the show, yet despite being grey and black on the packaging, it is all black in the toy, and is powered by a spring, which when pulled back would cause the disc to spin forwards. Unfortunately, the spring was so fragile that the back of the box warns against forcing the spring too far back, which would cause the spring to break. Only one caster wheel runs, which makes the saw spin downwards instead of the usual upwards spin.