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Zag Toys is an American manufacturer founded in 2012 that produces licensed toys.
Original Mini's Pull-Back Racers[]
On February 2017 it was announced that Psyonix had partnered with Zag Toys to create a line of pull-back racing cars based on the battle-cars in Rocket League.[1]
12 cars were released – 8 unique cars and 4 limited variants – each contained in a replica Rocket League ball. The limited "rare" and "super rare" vehicles came with codes for both the "Cold Fusion" Rocket Boost and the "ZT-17" Wheels, which can be redeemed in-game via the "Extras" menu.
Although originally only being available in the US, they are now available in Canada, Australia and select regions of Europe as well.
Battle-Cars[]
- Limited variants
- Breakout Type-S (chrome)
- Dominus (black)
- Masamune (metallic blue)
- Octane (gold)
Light-Up Clip-Ons[]
On February 2018 it was announced that Psyonix had once again partnered with Zag Toys to create a line of light-up clip-on toys based on the battle-car in Rocket League.[2]
9 cars are to be released – 8 unique cars and 1 limited variant. The limited "super rare" model comes with a code for the new "Z-Plate" Wheels, which can be redeemed in-game via the "Extras" menu.
Battle-Cars[]
Customizable Battle-Cars[]
On January 17, 2019, Psyonix partnered with Zag Toys again to create a line up of Customizable 'Battle-cars' with toppers and antennas based on the Battle-cars in Rocket League.[3]
There are a total of 13 Battle-cars, 10 Toppers, 12 Antennas, and 8 Wheels to collect.
Custom Mega pack[]
The Custom mega pack includes 3 Battle-cars, 6 Antennas, 6 Toppers, and 4 Wheels. When you buy a Custom Mega pack, you get a code for "Vanemail 482" wheels.
- Battle-cars
- Antennas
- Dollar Sign
- Bomb Pole
- Heart
- Moai
- Horseshoe
- Smiley
- Toppers
- Wheels
- More info needed...
Single packs[]
Single packs include 1 Battle-car, 1 Topper, and 1 set of Wheels. When you buy the Dominus GT Battle-Car, you get a code for "Vanemail 633" Wheels. If you buy the Octane Single pack, you get a "Zag Toys" Player Banner. If you buy the Takumi Single pack, you get a "Showman" Topper. If you buy the Centio V17 Single pack, you get a "Zagpet" Antenna.
- Battle-cars
- Toppers
- Wheels
- More info needed...
Mystery garages[]
Mystery garages include 1 Battle-car, 1 Antenna, and 1 set of Wheels. Mystery garages do not include a redeemable code.
- Battle-cars
- Antennas
- Cupcake
- Rubber Duckie
- Peace
- Skull
- Lightning Bolt
- Flower-Rose
- Wheels
- More info needed...
Pull-Back Racers Series 2[]
In April 2019, the second series of the Pull-Back Racers was announced, again based on the Battle-cars in Rocket League. They were produced by Jazwares and released exclusively at GameStop.[4]
12 cars were released – 8 unique cars, 3 rare variants and one super-rare electroplated variant – and similar to Series 1, each were contained in a replica Rocket League ball. All vehicles came with a code for the "ZT-19 GS" Wheels, which can be redeemed in-game via the "Extras" menu.
Battle-Cars[]
- Limited variants
- Dominus GT (red and blue)
- Octane ZSR (greenish-blue and purple)
- Breakout (orange and red)
- Takumi RX-T (Pink)
Gallery[]
External links[]
References[]
- ↑ Rocket League Toys Coming This Spring on Rocket League - Official Site
- ↑ More Rocket League Toys Arrive in March on Rocket League - Official Site
- ↑ Jazwares Battle-Cars At Target Stores Now on Rocket League - Official Site
- ↑ New Jazwares Pullback Racers Speed into GameStop April 20 on Rocket League - Official Site