Slumberjack

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Slumberjack
BMOG Toys character
Slumberjack.jpg
Slumberjack toy
Created by

BMOG Toys
Information
Species Bio-Mechanical Ordnance Gestalt chain mega-bear
Abilities

Affiliation

Augmentoid
Alternate mode

Robotic chain mega-bear/a trash compactor which serves as his seat of intelligence, two M.A.U.L.-48 assault rifles, two anti-protonic missile launchers, an ionic shock hammer, a pan-dimensional scanner, two plutonium rifles, a polonium pounder, and a Geiger counter

Slumberjack is a fictional character and robot toy made by BMOG Toys in 2017. He is a robotic chain mega-bear who turns into an arsenal of weapons.

BMOG Toys

Slumberjack 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.

Slumberjack is made up of the parts of combined Bearium, Chainbill Splatterpus and Ursenal sets.

Development

The BMOG Toys bear mold was designed by Trent Troop. He said he came up with the idea of BMOG Toys when playing with a Generation 1 Top-Heavy toy. He also says it was inspired by Glyos. He designed Ursenal in Studio 3D. The hexagons in its design are inspired by honeycombs. Early names for Ursenal included Bruination and Bear Made of Guns. The name Bruination was abandoned due to it's similarity to a character owned by another company.

BMOG announced their first product, Ursenal, in October 2013.[1]

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.

Ursenal and Mant-Axe were released at BotCon 2014.

Reception

The Good Morning, Cybertron! podcast for October 22nd, 2013 discussed the BMOG's Ursenal in the news. The hosts thought it looked great, although they thought Ursenal was a tiger, and likened him to the Action Master partner Catgut. The hosts hoped it would sell for $10 to $15.[2]

The Good Morning, Cybertron! podcast for October 25th, 2013 interviewed Trent Troop about BMOG, where he mentioned Ursenal, Mant-Axe, Featherblight and the Non-Dino Squad.[3]

The Retro Robot Radio podcast for October 26th, 2013 covered the BMOG interview on Good Morning Cybertron in the news.[4]

The Retro Robot Radio podcast for November 2nd, 2013 mentioned Ursenal and Mant-Axe in the news.[5]

The Radio Free Cybertron podcast for November 17th, 2013 interviewed Trent Troop. During the interview he mentioned Featherblight, Mant-Axe, Ursenal and the Non-Dino Squad. He also mentioned wanting to make characters inspired by the Inhumanoids and Wheeled Warriors toy lines.[6]

The Good Morning, Cybertron! podcast for November 18th, 2013 discussed BMOG Ursenal.[7]

The Geek Acres podcast for November 28th, 2013 was a short special on BMOG where they host described Ursenal as reminding him of Soundwave's cassettes. He asked others to back the Kickstarter, as he did.[8]

The Good Morning, Cybertron! podcast for December 8th, 2013 interviewed Trent Troop about BMOG, where he mentioned Ursenal, Mant-Axe, Featherblight, the Non-Dino Squad and Chainbill Splatterpus.[9]

The Retro Robot Radio podcast for May 3rd, 2014 mentioned Mant-Axe, Sea-Labrys and Ursenal in the news.[10]

The Retro Robot Radio podcast for August 9th, 2014 covered the Kaiju Kaos cards for Ursenal and Mant-Axe in the news.[11]

Fictional biography

Slumberjack 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 breaks down into...

Toys

  • BMOG Bearium and Gamma-Ray (2014)
An original mold design by BMOG Toys.
Bearium turns from a robotic bear to two plutonium rifles, two toxic waste rockets, trash compactor, a polonium pounder, a barium claw, and a Geiger counter. He shares a mold with Bearald/Cobiak, Carbearator, Peg-Paw Plundor, Solarbear and Ursenal.
Gamma-Ray turns from a robotic manta ray to depleted uranium war pick and gamma burst pistol. He shares a mold with Chopp-Orr, Deep Blue/Ray Mant the Manta-Ger, Dread Pickaxe Raybot, Mant-Axe, and Pick-Slaughter/Sea-Labrys.
Comes with a sticker sheet.
Pieces of Bearium are used in the design of Brontoscope, Mega-Ursenal, Quadrotitan, Scareanodon, Scorpatron, Slumberjack, Technosaurus X and UltraMog WarMech
Pieces of Gamma-Ray are used in the design of Scareanodon.
  • BMOG Toys Ursenal and Mant-Axe (2014)
An original toy design by BMOG Toys.
Ursenal turns from a robotic bear to two rifles, two rocket launchers, a hammer, a combat claw, a scanner and a connector. He shares a mold with Bearald/Cobiak, Bearium, Carbearator, Peg-Paw Plundor and Solarbear.
Mant-Axe Turns from a robotic manta ray to axe and gun. He shares a mold with Chopp-Orr, Deep Blue/Ray Mant the Manta-Ger, Dread Pickaxe Raybot, Gamma-Ray, the Obliteration Cannon and Pick-Slaughter/Sea-Labrys.
Comes with a sticker sheet.
Pieces of Ursenal are used in the design of ApeL.A.W., Brontoscope, Mega-Ursenal, Quadrotitan, Scorpatron, Scuttleclaw, Slumberjack, Smackrabbit, Technosaurus X and UltraMog WarMech.
Pieces of Mant-Axe are used in the design of ApeL.A.W., the Obliteration Cannon and Smackrabbit.

Gallery

References

  1. http://tformers.com/transformers-bmog-3rd-party-line-announced/21550/news.html
  2. blunghole (October 22nd, 2013). "Good Morning, Cybertron!". https://www.facebook.com/pages/Good-Morning-Cybertron/147383341975239 (Podcast). blunghole. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EfrZJmDGblU. 
  3. blunghole (October 25th, 2013). "Good Morning, Cybertron!". https://www.facebook.com/pages/Good-Morning-Cybertron/147383341975239 (Podcast). blunghole. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_1eT65x4yx0. 
  4. Mathew Ignash (October 26th, 2013). "Retro Robot Radio". http://www.youtube.com/user/RetroRobotRadio?feature=watch (Podcast). Mathew Ignash. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ejS3XoOlh9Y. 
  5. Mathew Robert Ignash (November 2nd, 2013). "Retro Robot Radio". http://www.youtube.com/user/RetroRobotRadio?feature=watch (Podcast). RetroRobotRadio. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7U_3iw_y6D8. 
  6. Brian Kilby (November 17th, 2013). "Radio Free Cybertron". http://www.tfradio.net/ (Podcast). TFW2005. http://www.tfradio.net/podcast/2013/11/17/radio-free-cybertron-337.html. 
  7. blunghole (November 18th, 2013). "Good Morning, Cybertron!". https://www.facebook.com/pages/Good-Morning-Cybertron/147383341975239 (Podcast). blunghole. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MGAiZSVg_dQ. 
  8. Doug Rhapson (November 28th, 2013). "Radio Free Cybertron". http://geekacres.libsyn.com/ (Podcast). Geek Acres. http://geekacres.libsyn.com/gaf-003. 
  9. blunghole (December 8th, 2013). "Good Morning, Cybertron!". https://www.facebook.com/pages/Good-Morning-Cybertron/147383341975239 (Podcast). blunghole. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aaJGR37yvzk. 
  10. Mathew Robert Ignash (May 3rd, 2014). "Retro Robot Radio". http://www.youtube.com/user/RetroRobotRadio?feature=watch (Podcast). RetroRobotRadio. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2CScIy3Aj60. 
  11. Mathew Ignash (August 9th, 2014). "Retro Robot Radio". http://www.youtube.com/user/RetroRobotRadio?feature=watch (Podcast). RetroRobotRadio. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yJRoH1-NsBY. 

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