TRANSFORMERS Missing Link C-15 Ratchet

Lost dreams link across time! The virtual revival of the 'Missing Link' series that may have existed in that era. The 15th installment features the Cybertron nurse 'Ratchet'!

Although it was released overseas in 1984 as part of its initial lineup, the ratchet was not sold to the general public when it was introduced domestically in 1985.
At that time, the product was separated from the car into two mechas, with the robots part becoming a power loader-type design that was significantly different from the one depicted in the anime, and the head was recreated using stickers attached to the seats through the windshield.
This time, Missing Link took on the challenge of what if, at the time, Ratchet's products were made with a heroic concept on par with other Cybertrons, and the style was close to the anime. This is a virtual revival.

The ratchet transforms from a Nissan Cherry Vanette-style van wagon equipped with warning lights into a robots.
While the configuration uses zinc alloy in parts,
You can transform from Car Mode, which closely resembles the original product, to robots Mode with a heroic appearance in One Piece Transformation, and in robots Mode, you can freely pose your actions.

Additionally, as a third mode, it can be transformed into 'Respect Mode,' inspired by the robots mode of products at the time.
Equipment like the "Wrench" from the anime and the "Laser" used in the old toys are also included with plated parts. The rocket launcher mounted on the back can be attached or detached, and the spanner and rockets can be stored inside the backpack.
Some of the patterns that were recreated on stickers at the time have been recreated through three-dimensional sculpture and coloring.
Foil stickers you can apply to your liking are also included.

It also includes a "human" (female type) figure of the same type as the one included with the C-11 Delta Magnus (sold separately), allowing you to ride in the driver's seat in any mode.
robots The main body is also equipped with a "Secret Emblem," and when you warm it with your finger, a legion emblem appears.
The back of the robots is equipped with a separately sold joint hole for the stand, allowing you to display it in action poses.
The package illustration is a newly drawn version inspired by the era, and a collection card is also included.
* The Car Mode (Cherry Vanette) is licensed by Nissan Motor Co., Ltd.