Combining Robot Toy Identification

[Tetsuwan Convoy]

Yep, I reckon Lint is correct.

The text has their names, MugenAnubis, MugenRa, MugenScorpion, MugenSphinx and MugenSepeku. Combined, of course being MugenPharaoh, as Lint said.

[jaydisc]

Looks sweet

[gekisou]

This was released as a continuation to the Machine Robo Mugenbine series after Bandai decided it wasn't viable to give them regular releases. These are really candy toy releases.

[Tallestblue]

Aww, I was hoping it'd be a bigger toy.

[1AZRAEL1]

Me being an Egypt fanatic as well, likes the look of that thing.

[Golden Phoenix]

Looks good.
Found an African themed one.
Different style, but interesting how they built a shield for it and kept it skinny as opposed to the big bulk the Egyptian one has

[Hursticon]

I believe that is a Mugen Pharaoh from the Machine Robo Mugenbine series of toys by Ban Dai

I knew they looked powerangery

Yep, I reckon Lint is correct.

The text has their names, MugenAnubis, MugenRa, MugenScorpion, MugenSphinx and MugenSepeku. Combined, of course being MugenPharaoh, as Lint said.

Awesome!!!
Thank you very much guys for your help as I've found that Wikipedia has a bit of information on them, whilst also now having proper names and brands to attach to them when trying to search for them.

This was released as a continuation to the Machine Robo Mugenbine series after Bandai decided it wasn't viable to give them regular releases. These are really candy toy releases.

They certainly do appear to be on a similar, yet more intricate and involving, par as the Transformers Kabaiya Candy kits - So that being said, how would you rate their construction and feel Gekisou?

Looks good.
Found an African themed one.
Different style, but interesting how they built a shield for it and kept it skinny as opposed to the big bulk the Egyptian one has

That also looks pretty damn cool as whilst I really like Mugen Pharaoh's proportions, I dig the African one's dimensions too as it resembles that of an African Zulu Warrior!