They set up battle on this tiny little table the kids use in the living room and blocked off corners with their hands. My niece thought they were pretty cool too. My son says it feels like cool tiny little needles. They come off and are interchangeable with each other and they vibrate in your hand just like the original but with a little stronger vibration. You can see they are quite a bit larger than the original Hexbug nano and they come with cool battle armor which my son loves. These tiny, collectible, micro robots use the physics of vibration, similar to the HEXBUG Nano, to propel forward and battle with competitors.Kids will love how they challenge and crash into eachother to battle in the Battle arena with a combination of spinning weapons and armor to outmaneuver their opponents and get the upper hand. All opinions expressed are honest and my own.Hexbug warrior battling robots the next level to battling robots between friends.
*Disclosure: I was sent the Hexbug Warriors Battle Stadium in order to facilitate this review. Hexbug Warriors are a great new way to enjoy these micro robotic toys, and we’re happy to have a set for you to win! And once he realized he could mix and match their gear, he had fun trying all types of weapon and armor combinations. There was a lot going on, and it made everything a bit more exciting. My son really enjoyed the buzzing sounds and flashing lights of the Hexbug Warriors, as well as the spin and zip of their battle gear.
We were sent a Hexbug Warriors Battle Stadium for review, which included all we needed to have “Caldera” and “Tronikon” (two of the four types of Hexbug Warriors) battle it out. Hexbug Warriors can battle it out in either a Battle Arena or Battle Stadium. Each Hexbug Warrior comes with custom battle gear which can be removed and refitted, or swapped with other gear from other bugs. Or, you can play with them in Training Mode, which gives unlimited health and allows a player to get to know how each bug operates before pitting them against an opponent. When set into Battle Mode, a “health meter” flashes between green, yellow, and red, indicating just how close the Hexbug Warrior is to ultimately deactivating (they can be reset after each battle).
Each bug has a shock sensor inside, tracking how many hits it takes. The newest addition to the Hexbug universe – Hexbug Warriors: Battling Robots – kicks everything up a notch. Hexbugs combines the size and features of bugs with the intrigue of exposed robotic workings, and they are mesmerizing to watch as they find their way through any maze and around any obstacle. I completely understand his enthusiasm for them. My 5yo son became a huge fan of Hexbugs last year, and what was once a few cool little toys grew into a massive collection and play arena.
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