Holy crap that would be so kickass it hurts.
Hmm... So Kaiser could be the dump, Iron the hovercraft, Mach the racecar, junk the bulldozer, I'm not sure who would be the submarine, Dig the shovel, Evo the drill, Power the crane, again not sure who would be the mixer, and maybe Air could be the jet? Aside from a missing sub, mixer, and a more accurate jet, that could turn out pretty good.

This video describes the event of an Air Leon's arm snapping off:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zJBt_1X0mVo

Yeah. Took a nasty fall.
Kinda sucks, but it happens, I guess.

It's ironic. For most Mugenroid/Turboroid figures, you can still make all their official forms even with the arms permanently bent straight down. Yet Xexonbine is one of the only ones who uses that shoulder joint, and he decides to break.

I won auctions for my first Mugenbine figures today: Needle Stego, Mach Ptera, and Mugen General 3. Woot!

They're heeere~

They're pretty cool. I made a combination based off of Mugen General 5 replacing Mach Ptera for Dig Kong and Needle Stego for Evo Rhino respectively. I couldn't figure out what to do with most of Needle Stego's Bine parts, but they made a tiny helicopter, so it's okay.

I ordered Victory Leon, Iron Beetle, and Heat Tricera, and am hoping to win an auction for Xenonbine. These are just so cool.

As stated in the June purchases topic, this is how I get into Mugenbine

I was wondering if anyone knows where instructions scans are available online, or would be willing to photograph/scan instructions for the following:
Xenobine, Junk Stag, Zord Elephant, Mugen General 5
I'm most interested in Mugen General 5 and the combinations of Junk Stag and Iron Beetle (Wikipedia says they have 2?). Everything else I can mostly figure out how to build from their boxes.

Been having a blast with my Mugenbine lot. Still working on getting my hands on a Heat Tricera and then I think I'll just be content with what I have. I'm not sure if I'll try to finish the Alphabet series, or even the Alphabet series without the Turboroids.

Official combination appreciation time!

Mugen General 3 (legs swapped due to broken Build Giraffet Mugenroid) & Mugen Kaiser 4
http://i588.photobucket.com/albums/s...psda4cad4b.jpg

Mugen General 5 (legs swapped due to broken Build Giraffet Mugenroid) & Mugen Zector Double
http://i588.photobucket.com/albums/s...ps1ac41bf8.jpg

Mugen General 5 Blade Mode & Twin Attack Mode (legs swapped due to broken Build Giraffet Mugenroid)
http://i588.photobucket.com/albums/s...ps1031be09.jpg

Mugen General 7
http://i588.photobucket.com/albums/s...ps9cacdaae.jpg

im getting into mugenbine
 

i want to start collecting mugenbine so does anyone know some good ebay or other online mugenbine sellers? and does anyone have any ideas of what i should star collecting first? i was thinking the dinos (i love dinosaurs) but im willing to try collecting others. and can someone explain the concept of mugenbine generals to me?

btw i have a 220 starting budget and really want to have fun unlike with transformers

i have decided i want the mugen gattai series

Mugen Generals are official combined modes. The instructions are either with the figures involved, or at least it is advertised on the back of the box. For example, Mugen General 3's instructions are on the instruction sheets for Air Leon, Carry Eagle, and Build Giraffet. Mugen Kaiser 4's instructions are with Kaiser Condor. Wikipedia has a listing of various official combos in their Mugenbine article.

You can find the Korean versions of a lot of the Mugen Gattai series on eBay. Trying to purchase them all individually will drive you over your budget fast. Actually auctions show up rarely.
Mandarake also rarely lists Mugen Gattai toys.
Your best bet is to watch Yahoo Auctions Japan for a large lot. Mine was 18 sets for about $100 ($130-140 after shipping). I saw another one for 16 sets for $200. This can also be scary as you need to use a proxy bidding service and need to know enough Japanese to know what you are looking for and to understand the auction listing.


In other news, I have Machine Robo Wedge on the way. It's a guidebook that covers Machine Robo, Rescue, and at least the Mugen Gattai series.

does aanyone here have any mugenbine for sale?

is 250 a good deal for the below items purchased from ebay

powerful tyranno
heavy mammoth
victory leon
dig kong
xenonbine

I was looking for some reference pictures of Zolda and found this. Thought of you guys.

So idea what that is but I think I need one to ever be happy again o-o

That's Magnugiga (Zolda's Contract Beast from Ryuki) in Mugenbine form :lol
It's fan made, but that's the beauty of Mugenbine.

hey guys is anyone selling there mugenbine?

EBay for the most part, as far as I know there are no active mugenbine line.

i meant any1 on the boards

Some more official combinations:
Mugen Double Zector and whatever the Dino combination is called:
http://i588.photobucket.com/albums/s...ps17ad59b4.jpg
Mugen General 7's official animal form (mostly just Zord Elephant standing on Mugenroids with a few extra parts):
http://i588.photobucket.com/albums/s...ps0acb9985.jpg
Mugen Juushi 3 (with Quest Knight Wedge), Mugen Commander 3, Mugen Ride General 3, Arch Tiger's super mode, and Mugen Hercules's super mode:
http://i588.photobucket.com/albums/s...ps0a227121.jpg

(Most of) My finished Mugenbine collection:
http://i588.photobucket.com/albums/s...pspnkzxtxc.jpg
http://i588.photobucket.com/albums/s...pshym8qhrq.jpg
http://i588.photobucket.com/albums/s...psu5eg5jgo.jpg
Missing from these pictures: Carry Eagle, Mach Ptera, & Needle Stego. I still need to optimize my layout so I can fit everything on 3 shelves.

I am a bit sad they have been reduced to candy toys these days.
This line deserves better.

In my most recent lot that I purchased, I got 2 Build Gattai series sets: Heavy Mammoth and Attack Condor. While the idea of the pilot figure was pretty neat, all of the modes were very bad. Colors clashing everywhere and everything just vague mashed together to very loosely resemble something. The older alphabet and base series were much better. No wonder why the series ran out of steam.

It's disappointing, but I just wish I didn't have to play with the toys like a surgeon. The mugenroids are so annoyingly fragile for all they have to do.

I do wish they expanded beyond candy toys, since the random mishmash of parts that constitute their main form tends to look incredibly ugly (And, often times, the main form itself, too).

Okay, I'm going to be stupid again. What is/are Mugenbine?

Wikipedia has a good explanation.

Basically, robot toys with a universal peg system for the entire line to allow for customization (As every deluxe sized toy comes with armor parts).

Oh. Spiffy. I just looked at the list(s). Sacred Fecal Matter!! That's a lot to work with.