Ramen Toy Updates On It's 80s Commander (Centurions) Action Figure Line

by Jay Cochran
March 17, 2021

Back in January we told you how a company called Ramen Toys was trying to launch a new line of figures called 80s Commander. While not seeming to be officially licensed, the figures are clearly meant to be a modern version of the classic 80's Centurions series.

Since then the company has released some new updated images showing off the first prototypes for the three figures (Sea Operations Commander Max Ray (Green), Daring' Air Operations Expert Ace McCloud (blue) and Rugged' Land Operations Specialist Jake Rockwell (yellow)) they are doing.

Originally the figures were said to be 7" but then they changed it to 6". They also say the prototype of the Air Commander figure is missing a part that will be added later on. Since this is a relatively unknown company and the products don't appear to be officially licensed, I would recommend waiting and seeing if any reputable etailers decide to carry these before plopping any money down on them, but for now you check out their new images below.

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Batfreak87 - 2021-05-10 @ 7:26 am

On 4/15/2021 at 10:46 PM, Mr_Scary92 said:
Well, why not?, however someone would have to remind Hasbro that they hold the IP, because being an IP that used to belong to Kenner Hasbro must be the owner now, right?.

I believe so

chickenfeetrfun2eat - 2021-04-19 @ 9:02 am

The pre-order price for just onefigureis almost $100 where I'm from. I won't get one unless some decent toyreviewers gettheir hands on these and gives them a thumbs-up.

Belmont13 - 2021-04-16 @ 6:12 pm

The figures look like people cosplaying Fallout.

Roadpigmaster - 2021-04-16 @ 2:50 am

3 minutes ago, Mr_Scary92 said:
Well, why not?, however someone would have to remind Hasbro that they hold the IP, because being an IP that used to belong to Kenner Hasbro must be the owner now, right?.

Warner Brothers owns the rights for the animation...

Mr_Scary92 - 2021-04-16 @ 2:46 am

On 4/14/2021 at 3:54 PM, Batfreak87 said:
Wow the 80s are in style now! They should do a movie based off of the Centurions!

Well, why not?, however someone would have to remind Hasbro that they hold the IP, because being an IP that used to belong to Kenner Hasbro must be the owner now, right?.

Batfreak87 - 2021-04-14 @ 8:54 pm

Wow the 80s are in style now! They should do a movie based off of the Centurions!

Mr_Scary92 - 2021-04-13 @ 12:16 pm

13 hours ago, Roadpigmaster said:
Oh sounds like a good idea JayC!???

It is simply the most logical and cautious thing to do, let aside the price which is significant amount, as already stated the company is new, unknown, the figures are not licensed and the only thing they have shown is a blank protype, which looks more like a 3D impression to me, and finally they ask you to place your order by e-mail?. It simply smells fishy.

Batfreak87 - 2021-04-13 @ 8:51 am

Would be interesting

Roadpigmaster - 2021-04-12 @ 11:04 pm

22 minutes ago, JayC said:
I just want to state because this is a relatively unknown company and these figures seem to be unlicensed, if it were me I would be very hesitant to pay any kind of significant money for these unless they ended up getting sold through a known retailer. Thats me of course.

Oh sounds like a good idea JayC!???

JayC - 2021-04-12 @ 10:40 pm

I just want to state because this is a relatively unknown company and these figures seem to be unlicensed, if it were me I would be very hesitant to pay any kind of significant money for these unless they ended up getting sold through a known retailer. Thats me of course.

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