Spin Fighters were metal top toy

Toy

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s that were made in the early 1990s. They came in two colors, black and gold. These tops were also printed with characters from TV shows or cartoon characters. The black top usually stood for the bad character and the gold top was for the good character. There were also top launchers in which tops could be tightly wound and then released on a flat surface, or the Spin Fighters bowl in which the tops battled (hitting against each other) until the last top spinning was the winner. Spin Fighters were usually sold two to a package, one gold and one black spin fighter. Launchers and Spin Fighters bowls were sold separately. You could also wear Spin Fighters tops on jackets, shirts, and hats. Production stopped around 1996–97.

Series

Series of the Spin Fighters included WWE (World Wrestling Entertainment; then WWF), Saban's

Saban

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 Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers, and Capcom's

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 Street Fighter

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Special sets

A complete set of spin fighters included a bowl, a special spin fighter along with 24 others, and two launchers that could be ordered via mail, through a store catalog. JC Penney, Sears, K·B Toys

KB Toys

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 and Toys "R" Us were four stores that offered these special sets.

Mighty Morphin Power Rangers Series 1

• Red Ranger/Rita Repulsa (Launcher Set)
• Blue Ranger/Hatchling
• Green Ranger/Squat
• Black Ranger/Finster
• Pink Ranger/ Knight In Shine Armor
• Yellow Ranger/King Sphinx
• Alpha 5/Goldar
• Mammoth Dinozord/Polliticorn
• T-Rex/Bones
• Megazord/Pineoctupus
• Dragonzord/Eye Guy
• MegaDragonzord/Thornus
• Titanus/Babboo
• Ultrazord/Scorpina (Rare Blue Spin Bowl Set)
• Ultrazord/Rita Repulsa (Common Red Spin Bowl Set with Launcher)

Mighty Morphin Power Rangers Series 2

• Jason/Salaguana
• Kimberly/Guitardo
• Trini/Pirantis Head
• Billy/Scorpina
• Zack/Invenusable Fly Trap
• Tommy/Turban Shell
• White Ranger/Elepus
• White Tigerzord/The Primator
• Red Dragon Thunderzord/Robogoat
• Thunder Megazord/Bulk
• Thunder Ultrazord/Skull
• Thunderzord Assault Team/Lord Zedd
• Zordon/Lord Zedd ("Thunder Stadium" Bowl Set with 2 Mini Launchers)

Mighty Morphin Power Rangers Series 3

• Pteradactyl Power Coin Emblem with Pink Turbo Launcher
• Mastodon Power Coin Emblem with Black Turbo Launcher
• Triceratops Power Coin Emblem with Blue Turbo Launcher
• White Tigerzord Power Coin Emblem with White Turbo Launcher

Spin Fighters Set

• Mighty Morphin Power Rangers Tournament Set (Storage Case with all 25 "MMPR Series 2" Spin Fighters, Red Spin Bowl and 2 Launchers)

WWF

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