Ray Mant the Manta-Ger

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Ray Mant the Manta-Ger
BMOG Toys character
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Bearald and Ray Mant the Manta-Get toys
Created by

BMOG Toys
Information
Species Bio-Mechanical Ordnance Gestalt
Abilities

Affiliation

Augmentoids
Alternate mode

Robotic manta ray

Ray Mant the Manta-Ger is a fictional character and robot toy made by BMOG Toys. He is a heroic robotic manta ray who turns into an arsenal of weapons.

BMOG Toys

Ray Mant the Manta-Ger is a character from the BMOG (Bio-Mechanical Ordnance Gestalts) toy line. He is not an homage to any existing character, but meant to be used as either a stand-alone figure, or as accessories to any toy capable of using 5mm port accessories, such as Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Transformers, Zoids Blox, and many others.

Development

Troop said he designed the BMOG Toys bear and manta mold in Studio 3D. The hexagons in its design are inspired by honeycombs.

Fundraising for the BMOG Toys bear and manta mold was done through Kickstarter. The goal of raising $19,000 was surpassed by the end of the fundraising period on December 13th, 2013.

Bearald and Ray Mant the Manta-Ger were rewards for the unsuccessful Lost Protectors Kickstarter campaign.[1]

Reception

Fictional biography

The heroic Ray Mant the Manta-Ger was brought to life when weapons made by a group of evil interdimensional arms dealers were exposed to the power of the last world seed. He is a member of the Augmentoids. He breaks down into ?.

Toys

  • BMOG Ray Mant the Manta-Ger (unreleased)
An original toy design by BMOG Toys. Turns from a robotic manta ray to ?. Comes with a sticker sheet.
Ray Mant the Manta-Ger is gang molded with Bearald.

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