I collect toys that catch my fancy, usually in the theme of dragons. One set that is not directly related to dragons is the Xevoz series by Hasbro. These toys are larger, more user-friendly and more creative versions of the Stikfas assemble-your-own-action-figure toy-line (Of which I also have several).

The line is grouped into several sub-themes, including robots, humans, and insects, but my favorites are the Meta-Beasts (Animal sub-theme), Hyperfuries (Elemental sub-theme) and the Unnaturals (Undead sub-theme).

The Xevoz figures are very posable, and the parts are interchangable between different figures. This flexibility, combined with the strong character design, makes them wonderful deskmates.

	Moon Stalker howls, wearing Razorclaw's armor.
Storm Wing poses with his double axes at the ready.
	Razorclaw stands on guard, smartly dressed in Moon Stalker's white armor.
Razorclaw the winged panther plays with his newest toy.
	Razorclaw tries out Storm Wing's spear.
Razorclaw the dark panther surveys his domain.
	Inferno Fury wields his fiery sword.
Shock Berzerker crackles with power.
	Tomb Wraith gets carried away while making a speech.
Hemo Goblin shields his eyes from the glare.
	Razorclaw in full battle armor.
Iron Spectre is ready for war.
	Darkling contemplates his fiery candle.
The Flame Crow spreads its mighty wings.
	Alas, poor Tomb Wraith, I knew ye well.
Thunder Shaman looks glum at the news that the Xevoz line has been discontinued.
	Transcorcher is the strong, silent type.
Street Punk brandishes his rapid-fire staple guns in front of his jet bike.
	Runeslayer illuminates the way with his staff of power.
Firedrake demonstrates an ancient draconian punch dagger kata.
	Et tu, Razorclaw?
Paladin of the Crescent Moon.
	Sky Grinder catches some air on his hoverboard.
Transcorcher demonstrates the power of spare parts with a whole new look.
	Avast mateys, prepare ta be boarded by Skulljack!
Shadow Blade trades in his garish neon green equipment and wields Storm Wing's deadly spear.
	Bone Cutter is violently opposed to the term "debugging the code".
Dune Stinger brags about the skull of the last victim of his mighty claws. "Yes, it was this big!"
	Alpha Ranger scoffs at the idea of his "compensating" for anything.
Runeslayer braces for a battle with the djinn.
	Grim Skull thinks it is unfair that Tomb Wraith is so much more popular, even if he does have cooler wings.
Omega Guard shows Alpha Ranger how to look threatening without over-doing the "Yes I've got a gun" look.
	Alpha Ranger tries out the look in the nice contrasting yellow armor.
Omega Guard prefers his martinis shaken, not stirred.
Franken'Punker was born (Well, created from spare parts) for the concert scene.
	Infil-Traitor readies his laser claws.
Razorclaw as avenging angel.