HEXBUG Warriors Battle Stadium (Styles and Colors May Vary)

• There are 2 assorted Hexbug Warrior battle stadiums available for fans to collect.
• Each features a different sing pair of warriors.
• CPSIA approved for kids ages 6 years and above.

Product description ------------------- The ultimate large scale battleground for all HEXBUG Warriors! Outfit your Warrior with strategic combinations of mechanical weapons and armor to outmaneuver rivals, and battle to control the e of each academy's Warrior fleet. Choose Training Mode, with unlimited , for scrimmages and testing purposes. Power Warriors into Match Mode for competition. Once put in Match Mode, each robot's Shock Sensor activates its Damage Indicator Light which changes colors from green to yellow to red and blinks more rapidly as its decreases. Warriors can then be reset after each battle. From the Manufacturer --------------------- The creator of the popular Hexbug brand of high tech micro robotic creatures boldly presents the new rough and tough Hexbug Warriors Battling Robots. Hexbug Warriors are tiny, collectible, micro robots that use the physics of vibration to propel forward and battle with competitors. These futuristic fighters come in four colors, representing four dueling science academies from the year 2087 Viridia Prep, Tronikon Tech, Bionika Cyborg and Caldera Prep. Users strategically equip their Hexbug Warriors with a combination of mechanical weapons and armor that prepare them to outmaneuver nents in competitions staged in Battle Arenas and Stadiums around the world. The Hexbug Warriors battle arena is the perfect stage for Hexbug Warriors students to hone their skills. It comes with two Hexbug Warriors with weapons and armor plus 2 expandable battle arena pieces and standoffs. Kids can operate their Hexbug Warriors in training mode, with unlimited for scrimmages and testing purposes. Once the Warriors are equipped and ready for battle, they can be powered into match mode and are set to enter into competition, where they c, jab and jostle with their nents until they win or lose by running out of at which point they deactivate. Once put in match mode, each robot's shock sensor activates its damage indicator light which changes colors from green to red and blinks more rapidly as its decreases.