The HEXBUG Nano Box Sumo line is simple enough for kids ages 3 and up to assemble and enjoy. The new toys promote social interaction as kids assemble the different bots and characters and get ready to battle it out - in the ring, in the vortex, or even across the living room floor. Bite Force is driven by a smartphone app which acts as the toy's remote control, called VEX Pilot.HEXBUG is taking fall by storm with extensions to three lines: Box Sumo, Micro Titans, and BattleBots BattleBox. This means it is incapable of driving remotely upside-down, despite sporting the ears and small wheels above to help it run inverted. However, whereas Bite Force is four-wheel drive on the show, this VEX Robotics kit only has two powered wheels, those being at the front. The primary weapon is even chain-driven as on its real-life counterpart, albeit using a plastic chain compared to its actual metal chain. Each of the sponsor logos for Bite Force is replicated on the top panels of the kit, as well as several of the fasteners resemble the bolt patterns seen on the 250lb robot. It is an accurate representation of Paul Ventimiglia's three-time Giant Nut winning bot, based on the reworked design which incorporated a vertical spinning disc and hinged wedgelets to replace its grappling weaponry, as well as wheels rather than treads. Due to its more complex nature, Bite Force is the most expensive kit in the line, priced at $99.99.

The kit requires six AA batteries and is slightly larger than End Game and Warhead, containing 500+ pieces according to the BattleBots store versus the 270 and 290+ pieces advertised with the smaller kits. With over 500 easy snap-together pieces, you can get one step closer to becoming a BattleBots engineer!' - Official description on the HEXBUG website.īite Force was one of five BattleBots competitors released as part of HEXBUG's VEX Robotics set of construction kits. ' Dive headfirst into the BattleBots experience and learn how to build the Season 3 champion: Bite Force.

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