Shogun Warriors was a line of toys released by Mattel Inc. in North America from 1977 to 1980. The line consisted of several imported toys based on Japanese anime mecha. Contemporary comic advert for toys from the range, art by Herb Trimpe.

Mattel’s 24 inch Shogun Warriors line was released from 1977 to 1980. Seven giant robots were released in all, with Goldrake/Goldorak only being released overseas. The creature lineup consisted of just two monsters, being the iconic Godzilla and Rodan!

The good news for Shogun Warrior collectors is there always a demand for items from this era, as Mattel created some truly iconic pieces. Loose individual figures can still be found in most secondary markets but boxed figures are becoming harder and harder to find in good condition.

Shogun Warriors – 5 Inch 1978-1980. Mattel launched their 5 inch Shogun Warriors series in 1978. This line consisted of two waves of die-cast figures, with four basic figures in the first wave and six new figures called “Two in One’s” in the second wave.

This website is dedicated to the Shogun Warriors - a toy line distributed by Mattel during the late 70's and early 80s and including precursor toys distributed in Japan by Bandai and subsidiaries (and copied by others).

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Jul 21, 2021 · Exploring the top ten toys from Mattel's 1978 toy line, the Shogun Warriors. Featuring toys like Raydeen, Combatra, and many more.

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Jan 9, 2023 · The Ten Most Expensive Shogun Warriors Toys from the Last Five Years. Since the late 1970s, fans have decided to go back and collect their favorite characters from their childhood. Thus, Shogun Warriors have become some of the most sought-after toys from the era.

The Shogun Warriors was a line of Japanese robot toys licensed by Mattel in the late 70’s and brought to the USA. They were the precursor to the Transformers, with one robot even called Megatron.