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Choose enable to continue the search. The Friends & Strangers The Eyes of the TIger The Black N Gold The Manipulation Pt. 2 The Best In The League The Posse Cut (Who Don't) The Motivation (B Right)Black Diamond's 2014 version of the Speed 55 is a technical one-pack-does-it-all job with a 3,365 cubic-inch capacity, enough for big-day outings. < Go to Backpacking BackpacksBorne out of an ultra-violent, B-class movie from Troma, The Toxic Avenger, the Toxic Crusaders became an incredibly 90’s way to teach children about the environment and the evils of pollution and big business. The Toxic Crusaders TV show certainly had charm (and you can watch them all for free on YouTube thanks to Troma Video!). The cartoon has a lot of characters and seems to have trouble focusing between all the gags and jokes but those characters did give the toy line a fantastic starting point. We got most of the characters all sculpted in their own unique, crazy style.
Check in here for the complete Action Figure review archive. Five of our gruesome heroes got action figures thanks to Playmates Toys; Toxie, No-zone, Major Disaster, Headbanger and Junkyard. The toys come complete with plenty of accessories and usually a ‘secret’ highly radioactive (i.e. glow-in-the-dark) peice. It’s not often I find myself cheering for the good guys, but Toxie is an awesome character. Naive and innocent but totally gruesome; Armed with his mop, a shield and some toxic hand grenades. I’m missing his small glow-in-the-dark buddy ‘Blobbie’ but this is the only figure I bought totally loose (i.e. no accessories) and what he has here was pieced together from a lot. All his hard-plastic accessories are orange and he came with a blue bandolier made from a flexible plastic, the mop serves as his main weapon and his main ‘action-feature’ with the ability to load it up with slime and squeeze the mop to make slime secrete out the holes in the top.
To compensate for a lack of accessories (when I got Toxie loose), I bought a sealed Crusader Skater for Toxie to get around on and mow down the villains and keep up with Bonehead on the Smogcycle. Rounding out the good guys team is No-zone, Major Disaster, Headbanger and Junkyard. A considerably mismatched group of superheroes who have all reacted differently to being exposed to the toxic chemicals. No-Zone is a pilot who crashed into a silo of radioactive pepper, hence the nose related accessories and snot details. One of the coolest things about this particular character is that he has hollows in his shield and his head to utilise some ooze. This is my favourite use of slime in the Toxic Crusaders line, coming close to MuckMan from the Ninja Turtles. Major Disaster is the group’s green-thumb and has the ability to control plants; combining a ‘save the trees’ mentality with the brute force of an army Major. My Major Disaster isn’t complete, I’m missing his vegetation (that slots into his backpack), automatic rifle and possibly some grenades but I love the vast amount of textures in his sculpt and for a toyline where the main hero carries a mop, having a gun-toting tree defender is kind of cool.
Headbanger is one of my favourite Toxic Crusaders figures and I nearly bought him MOC a few times before finding him in a lot. Thankfully, he appears to be complete here with his awesome surfboard and bromo-blaster with attachable glow-in-the-dark Yuck-a-Muck meter. There’s a lot to like about Headbanger; his fluorescent 80’s colours, interesting sculpt and the fact his action feature is some simple articulation in the neck that allows the two heads to bump together. It’s simple but clearly reflects the personalities between the two characters in the show. Junkyard is the mutated result of a homeless man who was exposed to trans-formative toxic waste while taking shelter with a dog at the garbage dump. Another incomplete figure on my end (I’m missing his spiked chain belt), he comes with a spiked bone, dog-food can blaster, bludgeon and a sign. He has something of an action feature in his loose tongue and opening mouth but it feels a little pokey compared to something genuinely cool like No-Zone’s drippy nose.
Compared to the 5 good guys, there’s only 4 villains so they’re at a slight disadvantage (even though the Radiation Ranger is an army builder figure). Opposed to the environmentally friendly Toxic Crusaders, the Villains are obsessed with bringing pollution to Tromaville and their characters are totally dedicated to filth and waste. Leading the pack is Dr. Killemoff. His design is one of my least favourite in the entire line. Even in the cartoon, he feels too cliche and as an action figure, I can’t help feel that they cut a few corners regarding his pipe-organ backpack and his accessories. He does have a cool cloth cape and his four arms are kind of cool… but a bomb as a weapon? They really should have tried to include his bug overlord as a pack-in instead. Dr. Killemoff’s right hand man is Psycho, a grotesque oracle in the cartoons and the action figure is made even repulsive with the belly details and the added slime drool. In the Toxic Crusaders cartoons he wasn’t really involved with the fighting so his accessories, a chainsaw, a pistol and a helmet reflect that.
All around disgusting and totally awesome, my only complaint is due to the roundness of his figure, there’s large gaps where his legs meet his hips. It looks fine from most angles but it’s something to be aware of. This action figure will be particularly hard finding complete due to the multiple hoses included. On top of his head there’s 3 smaller, pink hoses and on his back there’s supposed to be two more hoses connected to his mechanical arm. As you can see from the images, I only have two of his head hoses and I’ve fitted a green hose to his back instead (more images included at bottom of article). Bonehead is where I started my Toxic Crusaders collection because he’s by far the coolest with his bone motif weapons and gas-mask accessory. He’s got a really cool design, mixed between torn clothing, exposed bones and rotting flesh. To back up Bonehead, I picked up a sealed Smogcycle at the same time I picked up the CrusaderSkater. Bonehead is armed with two guns, a gas-mask and a knife, a hell of a lot accessories which I assume is because he’s quite a lean figure.
Bonehead’s action feature is the extensive glow-in-dark plastic used and even after 20+ years, it still looks awesome. Finally there’s the army builder Radiation Ranger figure. Mine is missing his backpack, which means his hoses don’t have anywhere to connect to, but it’s still really easy to appreciate the design of this figure. I love the stylised yellow radiation suits and armed with a radiation shield and a blaster, these are the grunts of Dr Killemoff’s army. The Toxic Crusaders is an awesome looking toy-line but living in Australia, it wasn’t a cheap one to piece together. As far as I’m aware, the series never made an impact down-under. The Toxic Avenger movie has appeared in my local video store under comedy (Yes, Australia still has plenty of video rental stores), so I was aware of Troma but while putting together my Earthworm Jim Action Figure collection (another line by Playmates Toys), I started to become more aware of the awesome line of Toxic Crusaders figures.