WHEN DID NERF COME OUT SERIES

WHEN DID NERF COME OUT SERIES

The series of letters that follow each blaster name is Roman numerals that translate to what year the blaster was released (e.g.

For reasons unknown, this trend was abandoned with late 2019/2020 releases such as the Knockout XX-100, Roundhouse XX-1500, and Takedown XX-800, whose names seem to be referencing fighting terms.

Each of the blasters in this series are named after a figure from ancient Greek and Roman mythology.

Flags can be attached to any of the blaster's sling mounts, but some users prefer to wear their team flag on their body so it is more visible to their target. To account for having no specific team color, each Phantom Corps blaster comes packaged with two colored attachable lanyards (referred to as 'flags'), one colored red and one colored blue.

Phantom Corps features non-team based re-released, and some exclusive blasters, that all feature a black and white coloring with the Phantom Corps logo. All blasters exclusive to the sub-series have a sniper-styled feel to them and feature long barrels. All blasters exclusive to the sub-series are curvy in design to reflect this main feature of the series.Д®dge Series focuses on accuracy and precision.

The Camo Series features blasters with a camouflage color scheme, and is similar to the BattleCamo Series of N-Strike Elite.Д¬urve Shot features blasters that can be adjusted to curve in several directions. It is not available in stores in Australia due to toy safety requirements. The RIVAL series was first announced at the 2015 Toy Fair. The amount of red and blue blasters announced so far is still equal. For an unknown reason, however, newer blasters from 2020 have only seen a release in either red and blue. RIVAL blasters also feature a tactical rail somewhat different from the standard tactical rail.Д®ach blaster features a mechanical safety that must be disengaged before the blaster's acceleration trigger or firing trigger can be pulled.ДЄll products released under the series are released under two color schemes: red and blue. The RIVAL series is designed for Nerfers ages fourteen and up in mind, as it features high-performance, '100 FPS' blasters for 'competitive team-based play.' Most RIVAL blasters are either magazine-fed or hopper-fed.

When did nerf come out