DICE (v1)
COBRA BO-STAFF NINJA
Series: Eleven (1992)
Dice was released carded as part of the eleventh series (1992) as part of the Ninja Force subset. He was discontinued domestically in 1993.
Images
Accessories
Dice came with a silver axe, a silver bo-staff, and a black figure stand.
Packaging Information
Filecard Information
Motto: "I'm a back-breaker, a face-stomper and bone-breaker! Don't mess with me, or I'll mess you up!"Rumor has it that DICE was once a Cobra NIGHT CREEPER, but was kicked out for being TOO evil! Dice operates as a partner to the Cobra Ninja Swordsman SLICE, specializing in choke holds, pressure points, snares, traps, blunt instruments and eye-gouging. His weapon of choice is the Bo-Staff, which he can manipulate with blinding speed and bone crushing power. His most dreaded technique is a motion he calls the "Flying Dragon." Dice is most troublesome when he gets behind the wheel of the Cobra Rat.
1. Double bladed bo-staff
2. Battle axe
3. Throwing spikes ammo pouches
4. Delayed blast smoke bombs
5. Tranquilizer throwing spikes
6. Steel-piercing throwing stars
7. Combat bandolier
8. Padded, combat knee protectors
9. Traditional Dice clan face mask
10. Arm brace with fast fling throwing star
Variations
No variations of Dice (v1) are known to exist.
Body Construction
Dice's body is entirely original - no parts were taken from other figures.
Dice's entire mold was re-used in 1993 to create Red Ninja.
Like all the Ninja Force figures, Dice's body was designed with a "real ninja move." Dice was designed with a spring-action hip. So if Dice's left arm was pushed back, his upper torso turned left. When the arm was let go, the torso sprang back forward - thus creating a round-house punching motion with the left arm.
Reference Information
The below information contains information about references to various collector's guides, Hasbro references, original retail prices, and other reference material related to Dice (v1).|
Original Retail: $2.65 Hasbro Product: 6736 RAHC: n/a Lee's Guide: n/a |
Desimone Guide: #329 Tomart's Guide: #GI6751 The Ultimate Guide: Pg. 198 (1st Ed.), Pg. 250 (2nd Ed.) Action Figure Archive Guide: n/a |















