WO2014174593A1

WO2014174593A1 - Battle toy

Info

Publication number: WO2014174593A1
Application number: PCT/JP2013/061924
Authority: WO
Inventors: 光彦河野; 亮堀川; 誠村木; 翼前田
Original assignee: 株式会社タカラトミー
Priority date: 2013-04-23
Filing date: 2013-04-23
Publication date: 2014-10-30
Also published as: JP5504380B1; JPWO2014174593A1

Abstract

The present invention has the objective of providing a battle toy which is capable of dynamic movement and by which it is possible to enjoy a battle sufficiently. A battle toy is provided with: a battle figure which is provided with at least an upper body of the figure; a stand which supports the battle figure in a standing state; and an operation unit which is disposed behind the battle figure, which is capable of rotatably operating the battle figure by way of a thumb of a player centered on a first axis that extends in an up-and-down direction, and which can cause an arm portion of the battle figure to cast an attack by way of rotation of the battle figure.

Description

Battle toys

The present invention relates to a battle toy.

Conventionally, as a finger butler toy that can be battled using a finger, a butler doll that can be worn on a human thumb, and a pronunciation unit that is electrically connected to the butler doll and can be worn on a human wrist Those are known (for example, see Patent Document 1).
In this butler doll, the torso can be slid with respect to the foot by an external force, and a battle sound generation signal can be output to the sounding unit when the torso is slid. The head is provided on the torso. It is possible to jump out with the hit button.

Utility Model Registration No. 3004445

However, the technique described in Patent Document 1 has the following problems.
In other words, the technique described in Patent Document 1 is basically a finger doll because it is attached to the thumb and moves the butler doll together with the thumb, and the butler doll itself cannot be enlarged. It was configured to perform battles by moving thumbs and hitting butler dolls. For this reason, he was unable to fully enjoy the battle without surpassing the extension of the sumo wrestling where his thumbs collide.

The present invention has been made in view of such problems, and an object of the present invention is to provide a battle toy capable of dynamic movement and sufficiently enjoying the battle.

The battle toy of the present invention is
A battle doll with at least the upper body of the doll,
A stand for supporting the battle doll;
The battle doll is arranged behind the battle doll and can be rotated around a first axis extending vertically by the player's thumb, and the arm of the battle doll is rotated by the battle doll. An operation unit that causes the part to attack,
It is provided with.

According to the battle toy of the present invention, since the battle doll is provided on the stand, unlike the finger puppet, the size is limited, and the attack is performed by the arm portion by turning. Therefore, dynamic movement is possible and you can fully enjoy the battle.

It is a perspective view of the battle toy of the embodiment of the present invention. It is a figure which shows the use condition of the battle toy of FIG. It is a perspective view of the stand of the battle toy of FIG. It is a perspective view of the battle doll of the battle toy of FIG. It is a perspective view of the lower body of the battle doll of FIG. It is a perspective view of the upper body of the battle doll of FIG. It is a perspective view of the operation part of the battle toy of FIG. It is a disassembled perspective view other than the arm part of the battle doll of FIG. It is sectional drawing which shows the internal structure of the battle toy of FIG. It is a figure which shows the shape of an insertion rod, the shape of an insertion hole, and the shape of the insertion hole of a sliding member. It is a disassembled perspective view of the arm part in the upper body of the battle doll of FIG. It is a perspective view which shows the defense attitude | position of a battle doll. It is a perspective view which shows the attack preparation posture of a battle doll. It is a perspective view which shows the attack attitude | position of a battle doll. It is a perspective view which shows the defense attitude | position of a modification. It is a perspective view which shows the attack preparation attitude | position of a modification. It is a perspective view which shows the attack posture of a modification.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the battle toy according to the present invention will be described.
FIG. 1 shows a battle toy 1 according to an embodiment. This battle toy 1 is roughly divided and includes a stand 10 and a battle doll 50. The battle doll 50 is detachably supported with respect to the stand 10. The support in this case does not ask | require the attitude | position of a battle doll, as long as an arm part can be extended at least ahead. According to this battle toy 1, for example, as shown in FIG. 2, the battle toys 1 can be connected to each other, and both battle dolls 50 can be operated to perform a battle and play.

First, the stand 10 will be described.
As shown in FIG. 3, the stand 10 includes a grip member 11 and a base member 12, and the base member 12 is detachably attached on the grip member 11. Of course, the grip member 11 and the base member 12 may be integrated.
Of these, the grip member 11 can be held with one hand, as shown in FIG.
On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 3, the front end of the base member 12 projects forward from the grip member 11 when the base member 12 is attached to the grip member 11. A connecting portion 13 for connecting the stands 10 to each other is provided at the front end of the base member 12. The connecting portion 13 includes a hook 13a that protrudes horizontally forward and has a tip bent downward, a contact portion 13b provided at the center in the width direction of the front end of the base member 12, and a contact portion 13b. An engagement pocket 13c that is provided on the opposite side of the hook 13a and can be engaged with the other hook 13a, and a notch 13d that is provided on the opening of the engagement pocket 13c and communicated with the opening 13c. I have.

This connection part 13 is used for connection with the other party's stand 10. That is, after abutting the abutting portions 13b so that the hook 13a faces the notch 13d of the other party, the hook 13a is engaged with the mating engagement pocket 13c by rotating at least one stand 10. Let Thereby, the stands 10 are connected to each other. When the stands 10 are connected to each other, the space between the battle dolls 50 is appropriately secured as shown in FIG. Here, as described above, the contact surface of the contact portion 13b is formed by the rotation of the base member 12 when the at least one stand 10 is rotated after the contact portions 13b are brought into contact with each other. It is preferable that the front ends are separated from each other. By doing in this way, the hook 13a and the engagement pocket 13c are engaged tightly, and the stands 10 are reliably connected.
Note that the stands 10 may be connected to each other by a magnet or the like.

Further, a protrusion 14 having a T-shaped cross section perpendicular to the front-rear direction is provided on the upper surface of the base member 12 so as to extend in the front-rear direction. A rail 15 extending in the front-rear direction is formed in front of the protrusion 14 on the upper surface of the base member 12. A battle doll 50 is attached to the upper surface of the base member 12. That is, as shown in FIG. 4, the battle doll 50 is provided with a groove 50 a into which the protrusion 14 can be inserted, extending in the front-rear direction. Then, the battle doll 50 is placed on the upper surface of the base member 12, the battle doll 50 is slid rearward with the rail 15 and the groove 50 a fitted together, and the protrusion 14 and the groove 50 a are engaged with each other. A battle doll 50 is attached to the top surface of the twelve.

The battle doll 50 is composed of a lower body 51 (see FIG. 5) and an upper body 52 (see FIG. 6). Of these, the lower body 51 is fixed to the stand 10 by the engagement between the protrusion 14 and the groove 50a. Moreover, the upper body 52 can be engaged / disengaged with respect to the lower body 51. In the engaged state, the upper body 52 and the lower body 51 constitute the appearance of the battle doll 50 as shown in FIG. Further, the upper body 52 can be detached from the lower body 51. Reference numeral 100 denotes a connecting member for connecting the upper body 52 and the lower body 51. The connecting member 100 has flexibility. The connecting member 100 is to hold the upper body 52 to the lower body 51 when the upper body 52 is detached from the lower body 51.

The lower body 51 includes a leg portion 53 and a waist portion 54 as shown in FIG. The leg portion 53 is provided with a turning member 55 that can turn around a shaft (not shown) extending in the vertical direction. The waist portion 54 is attached to the rotating member 55 so as to be tiltable in the front-rear direction within a predetermined range about a shaft 56 extending in the width direction of the battle doll 50. In this case, the waist portion 54 may be wound forward or backward by a torsion spring wound around the shaft 56. An operation unit 57 is attached to the rear of the waist 54.

As shown in FIG. 7, the operation unit 57 includes a finger pad 58 disposed behind the waist 54. The finger contact surface of the finger contact portion 58 is curved so as to be concave toward the rear in plan view. Sliding

portions

59, 59 extending in parallel with a gap in the width direction of the battle doll 50 are attached to the front end of the finger rest portion 58. The sliding

portions

59, 59 extend to both sides of the waist portion 54, and the

projections

59a, 59a inside the sliding

portions

59, 59 engage with

guide grooves

60a, 60a extending in the front-rear direction on both sides of the waist portion 54. is doing. At that time, although not shown, it goes without saying that the operation portion 57 is attached to the waist portion 54 so as not to be detached from the waist portion 54.

The operation unit 57 configured as described above can rotate within a predetermined range around the axis (the rotation axis of the rotation member 55) integrally with the waist part 54 by the left and right operation of the thumb applied to the finger pad 58. In addition, it is possible to operate in a direction in which the hip 54 is separated from the waist 54 by a pressing operation of the thumb applied to the finger pad 58. The operation portion 57 is urged rearward by a spring 57a hung between the waist portion 54 and the operation portion 57.

Returning to FIG. 5, the insertion rod 61 is erected on the upper surface of the waist 54. This insertion rod 61 has a round bar shape at the upper end, and at the lower portion thereof, as shown in the upper part of FIG. A protruding piece 61a is provided extending in the vertical direction. The projecting directions of the four projecting pieces 61a are the front of the battle doll 50, the outer sides in the width direction, and the rear. Among these, the notch part 61b is formed in the two protrusion pieces 61a which protrude in the width direction of the battle doll 50 near the lower end part. In addition, the protrusion length from the center of the insertion rod 61 of each protrusion 61a is not specifically limited, but is the same.
The upper body 52 is attached to the lower body 51 through the insertion rod 61.

Next, the structure of the upper body 52 will be described.
As shown in FIG. 6, the upper body 52 is comprised from the trunk | drum, the head, and the arm part. As shown in FIG. 8, the upper body 52 includes a front temporal trunk 62 in which the frontal head and the front trunk are integrated. The lower end portion of the front side head trunk portion 62 is pivotally supported by the front end portion of the upper body base portion 63 that constitutes the bottom portion of the upper body 52 so as to be rotatable around the axis line 63a. As a result, the frontal torso part 62 can be rotated back and forth within a predetermined angle range with respect to the upper body base part 63. The front side torso portion 62 is biased forward by a spring 71 described later.

The upper body base portion 63 is formed with a cross-shaped insertion hole 64 in a plan view penetrating in the vertical direction. The insertion hole 64 has a shape corresponding to the cross-shaped cross section of the insertion rod 61 as shown in the middle of FIG. 10. When the upper body 52 is attached to the lower body 51, The insertion rod 61 can be inserted from below.

Further, a rear trunk portion 65 is fixedly attached to the upper body base portion 63. On both sides of the rear body portion 65, overhanging

portions

66, 66 projecting left and right are provided. The

overhang portions

66, 66 are curved so that the tip ends project forward. Further, the upper surface heights of the

overhang portions

66, 66 become lower toward the tip side. This upper surface constitutes a cam surface.
Further, the rear trunk portion 65 includes a columnar portion 67 on the front side. A rear head 68 is located behind the columnar portion 67, and the rear head 68 is fixedly provided on the front head of the front temporal trunk 62. The rear head 68 operates integrally with the front temporal trunk 62. The columnar portion 67 is formed with a hole 67a that opens in the lower surface and receives the insertion rod 61, and a spring 68 is disposed in the hole 67a. When the insertion rod 61 is inserted, the spring 68 is contracted by the protruding piece 61a of the insertion rod 61 so that the urging force is fed.

As shown in FIG. 9, a sliding member 69 that moves in the front-rear direction is installed on the upper body base portion 63. The sliding member 69 has a bottom wall, a front wall, and both side walls, is formed in a box shape, and opens upward and rearward. The bottom wall of the sliding member 69 is under the columnar portion 67 of the rear trunk portion 65. The bottom wall of the sliding member 69 is set slightly smaller than the vertical length of the notch 61b of the insertion rod 61. Then, as shown in FIG. 10C, a cross-shaped insertion hole 70 penetrating in the vertical direction is formed in the bottom wall of the sliding member 69. The insertion hole 70 is set such that the length of the hole part 70b that extends rearward among the four hole parts 70a that are radially connected to each other is longer than the other holes. Further, the side wall of the sliding member 69 sandwiches the columnar portion 67.
The sliding member 69 is biased forward by a biasing force of a spring 71 mounted between the front wall and the columnar portion 67. Further, the insertion rod 61, the insertion hole 70 of the sliding member 69, and the spring 71 constitute launching means for causing the upper body 52 to jump out of the lower body 51.

The sliding member 69 functions as follows.
As shown by the arrow in FIG. 9, the sliding member 69 is pushed rearward by the front temporal torso 62 and moves to a predetermined position when the front temporal torso 62 moves backward about the shaft 63a. . At this position, as shown in FIG. 10, the insertion hole 64 of the upper body base portion 63 and the cross-shaped portion of the insertion hole 70 of the sliding member 69 are aligned in the vertical direction. As a result, the insertion rod 61 can be inserted into and removed from the upper body 52 from below. On the other hand, when the sliding member 69 moves forward with the insertion rod 61 inserted into the upper body 52, the insertion hole 64 of the upper body base portion 63 and the sliding member are moved as shown by the arrows in the lower part of FIG. The cross-shaped portion of the insertion hole 70 of 69 does not match in the vertical direction, and the edge of the hole portion 70 b extending rearward of the insertion hole 70 of the sliding member 69 enters the notch 61 b of the insertion rod 61. As a result, the upper body 52 is fixed to the lower body 51.

Next, the arm 80 will be described with reference to FIG. In addition, since the arm part 80 is symmetrical in right and left, only one side is demonstrated and description of the other is abbreviate | omitted.
The arm portion 80 is attached to the rear trunk portion 65 via a turning member 81 and an upper arm support member 82 attached to the turning member 81.
The rotating member 81 is pivotally supported by the rear body portion 65 so as to be rotatable in a substantially horizontal plane around the axis 83. A torsion spring 83 a is wound around a shaft having an axis 83 and pivotally supporting the rotating member 81 on the rear body portion 65. The urging force of the torsion spring 83 a causes the rotating member 81 to move the arm of the battle doll 50. The unit 80 is biased in a direction to take a defense posture described later. A protrusion 81 a that engages with a recess 59 b (see FIGS. 5 and 7) of the corresponding sliding portion 59 is attached to a position that is eccentric from the axis 83 on the lower side of each rotating member 81. On the other hand, on both sides of the upper body base portion 63, concave portions 63b that allow the rotation member 81 to rotate are formed (see FIG. 8). When the sliding portion 59 moves forward, the rotation member 81 can rotate about the axis 83. In this case, the rotation direction of the rotation member 81 is a direction in which the front portion of the rotation member 81 moves outward in the width direction of the battle doll 50. Further, an upper arm support member 82 is pivotally supported at the front portion of the rotation member 81 so as to be rotatable within a substantially vertical plane around an axis 84. A shaft 86 and a shaft 87 for attaching the upper arm portion 85 are attached to the upper arm support member 82 at different locations. The upper arm mounting plate 82a to which the

shafts

86 and 87 are attached constitutes a cam follower, and can slide on the upper surface (cam) of the overhanging portion 66.

Each upper arm portion 85 includes two

links

89 and 90. Of these, the base end portion of one link 89 is rotatably supported by the upper arm support member 82 via a shaft 86. The other link 90 is rotatably supported by the upper arm support member 82 via a shaft 87. A forearm portion 91 is attached to the other end of the two

links

89 and 90.
That is, the distal end of one link 89 is pivotally supported on the forearm base 92 so as to be rotatable about the axis 93, and the distal end of the other link 90 is pivotally supported on the forearm base 92 so as to be rotatable about the axis 94. Has been. Here, the axial line 93 and the axial line 94 exist at different positions. As a result, the upper arm support member 82, the two

links

89 and 90 of the upper arm portion 85, and the forearm base portion 92 constitute a four-node rotation chain mechanism.
The link 90 is integrally formed with a lever 90a at the base end.

The forearm base 92 has a forearm main portion 95 composed of two parts supported by a shaft 95a. In this case, the forearm main portion 95 may be rotatable about the shaft 95a on the forearm base 92. In this way, the forearm main part 95 performs a twisting operation on the forearm base 92. Further, a fist part (one aspect of the hand part) 96 is attached to the forearm main part 95. Throughout this specification, “hand” means not only the hand of the battle doll itself, but also the weapon if the hand is a weapon itself, and the weapon if the hand has a weapon. It is used as a concept including. The “hand portion” is configured so as to be able to take a defensive posture located on the front side of at least one of the face portion and the trunk portion of the battle doll 50.

Here, the operation of the torsion spring 83a and the spring 57a will be described.
Both the torsion spring 83a and the spring 57a urge the operating part 57 rearward while urging the front part of the rotating member 81 closer to the body part. That is, the torsion spring 83a directly urges the front part of the rotating member 81 in a direction approaching the body part, and via the concave part 59b of the sliding part 59 engaged with the protrusion 81a of the rotating member 81, The operation unit 57 is indirectly biased backward. On the other hand, the spring 57a directly urges the operating portion 57 rearward, and is connected to the front of the rotating member 81 via a sliding portion 59 and a protrusion 81a that engages with a concave portion 59b of the sliding portion 59. The part is indirectly urged in a direction approaching the body part. Therefore, if one of the torsion spring 83a and the spring 57a is provided, the front part of the rotating member 81 is urged in the direction approaching the body part, and the operation part 57 is urged rearward, so the other is not necessary. is there. Nevertheless, the reason why both the torsion spring 83 a and the spring 57 a are provided is to facilitate the connection between the upper body 52 and the lower body 51. That is, if both the torsion spring 83a and the spring 57a are provided, when the upper body 52 and the lower body 51 are in a detached state, the rotating member 81 has the front portion of the rotating member 81 torso due to the action of the torsion spring 83a. On the other hand, since the sliding portion 59 of the operation portion 57 is moved backward by the action of the spring 57a, the concave portion 59b (see FIGS. 5 and 7) and the protrusion of the sliding portion 59 are located. Positioning with 81a is facilitated, and coupling of the mechanism is facilitated when the upper body 52 is attached to the lower body 51. For this reason, both the torsion spring 83a and the spring 57a are provided.

Operation | movement of the battle toy 1 comprised as mentioned above is demonstrated.
As shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 12A, this battle toy 1 normally takes a defensive posture in which the sides are fastened and the face is protected by a fist part (hand part) 96. Then, when the finger resting portion 58 is moved to the right side when the thumb resting on the finger resting portion 58 as viewed from the player, the battle doll 50 rotates counterclockwise (counterclockwise) when the waist portion 54 is viewed from above. As a result, the upper body 52 also rotates in the same direction. Subsequently, when the finger rest 58 is operated to the left when viewed from the player, the battle doll 50 rotates clockwise (clockwise) when the waist 54 is viewed from above. As a result, the upper body 52 also rotates in the same direction. In this way, when the finger resting portion 58 is applied to the finger resting portion 58 alternately from the left and right as viewed from the player, the forearm portion 91 is moved in the vertical direction and the front-rear direction by the centrifugal force of the upper body 52, and the attack is repeated. It seems that the upper cut is paid out.

Further, in the battle toy 1, when the finger butt portion 58 is pressed forward with the battle doll 50 facing forward, the sliding portion 59 moves forward, and the rotating member 81 is centered on the axis 83. Rotate. As a result, as shown in FIG. 12B, the upper arm attachment plate 82a rides on the upper surfaces of the

overhang portions

66, 66, and the battle doll 50 pulls the upper arm portion 85 backward while opening the side of the arm portion 80 and lifting the elbow. This posture is the attack preparation posture. In this state, when the finger pad 58 is moved to the right when viewed from the player, the battle doll 50 rotates the waist 54 counterclockwise (counterclockwise) as shown in FIG. 12C. As a result, the upper body 52 also rotates in the same direction. At that time, the arm 80 on the right side is operated by the centrifugal force of the upper body 52 to launch an attack. This posture is an attack posture. That is like hook punch or straight punch. Next, when the finger pad 58 is moved to the left as viewed from the player, the battle doll 50 rotates the waist 54 clockwise (clockwise). As a result, the upper body 52 also rotates in the same direction. At that time, the left arm portion 80 is operated by the centrifugal force of the upper body 52 to launch an attack. It looks like a straight punch.

On the other hand, when the front head torso 62 is attacked by the other party and the front head torso 62 moves backward about the shaft 63a, the sliding member 69 is pushed rearward by the front head torso 62 and moves to a predetermined position. To do. And the insertion hole 64 of the upper body base part 63 and the cross-shaped part of the insertion hole 70 of the sliding member 69 will be in the state which corresponded in the up-down direction. Then, since the insertion rod 61 can be inserted and removed from below the upper body 52, the upper body 52 jumps out of the lower body 51 by the urging force of the spring 68. This will determine the battle's victory or defeat.

According to the battle toy 1 configured as described above, the following effects can be obtained.
That is, since the battle doll 50 is provided on the stand 10 that can be held with one hand, the size of the doll 50 is less than that of the finger doll, and the attack is started by the rotation of the arm 80. Therefore, dynamic movement becomes possible and you can fully enjoy the battle.
Moreover, since not only an attack posture but a defense posture can be taken, it is possible to enjoy a battle game that is close to reality.
Further, by pushing the finger rest 58, the bending / extension plane of the arm 80 changes from a substantially vertical plane to a substantially horizontal plane (attack preparation posture), and the attack reaches far. Moreover, since the defense posture, the attack preparation posture, and the attack posture and form are changed, it can be enjoyed visually.
Furthermore, when an attack hits the opponent's frontal torso 62, the sliding member 69 operates and the upper body 52 pops out by the urging force of the spring 68, so it is easy to determine the outcome.

Next, a modification of the above embodiment will be described with reference to FIG.
In this modification, only the operation unit 57 of the battle toy 1 is changed. Therefore, the changed part will be mainly described, and other description will be omitted as appropriate.

The operation unit 57 is configured such that the finger pad 58 can slide left and right. The finger rest portion 58 is provided with push members (push portions) 58a extending obliquely upward on both sides.

The function of the pushing member 58a will be described as follows.
After the defense posture of FIG. 13A is changed to the attack preparation posture of FIG. 13B, for example, when the finger rest 58 is rotated to the right while viewed from the player and slid to the right, the link 90 of the upper arm 85 is attached. The pushing member 58a comes into contact with the lever 90a and pushes the upper arm portion 85 forward as shown in FIG. 13C. As a result, the forearm portion 91 is also pushed forward while extending with respect to the upper arm portion 85. In other words, the attack will go farther.
On the other hand, since the pushing member 58a is in contact with the lever 90a, the forearm portion 91 and the upper arm portion 85 are prevented from being pushed back by the reaction force when the attack hits the opponent.
Therefore, the pushing member 58a assists the attack, and a stronger punch can be sent out further.
It is preferable that the finger pad 58 provided with the pushing member 58a and the finger pad 58 not provided with the pushing member 58a are configured to be replaceable. In this way, players having a difference in battle level can enjoy the battle game on an equal basis.
Further, instead of the pushing portion that abuts on the lever 90a to operate the lever 90a, magnets are provided in both the lever 90a and the pushing portion, and the lever 90a is operated using repulsive force acting between the magnets. Good.

As mentioned above, although embodiment of this invention was described, it cannot be overemphasized that this invention is not limited to this embodiment, A various deformation | transformation is possible in the range which does not change the summary.
For example, in the above embodiment, the lower body 51 of the battle doll 50 is fixed to the stand 10 and the upper body 52 is configured to be rotatable. However, only the upper body 52 that is the main body of the battle doll 50 is turned on the stand 10. It can also be provided movably.

In the above embodiment, the arm portion 80 is operated by the four-joint rotation chain mechanism. However, the upper arm portion 85 and the forearm portion 91 are integrally molded so as not to bend and stretch, and the upper body 52 is rotated to attack the arm portion. May be extended. In this case, only the base end portion of the upper arm portion 85 may be pivotally supported on the trunk portion so as to be rotatable by one shaft. Further, the forearm portion 91 may be pivotally supported on the upper arm portion 85 so as to be able to bend and stretch by one axis.

Furthermore, in the above embodiment, the upper body 52 is made to jump out from the lower body 51, but the entire battle doll 50 may be made to jump out from the stand 10.

Moreover, in the said embodiment, although the arm part 80 was made to take an attack preparation posture by the press of the operation part 57, the battle doll 50 whole is moved ahead against predetermined urging | biasing force by the press of the operation part 57 You may make it make it. In this way, since the space with the opponent battle doll 50 changes, it is possible to enjoy a battle with changes.

The battle toy 1 of the present invention can be effectively used in the technical field of manufacturing and selling battle toys.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Battle toy 10 Stand 50 Battle doll 51 Lower body 52 Upper body 54 Lumbar part 80 Arm part 82 Upper arm support member 85 Upper arm part 90 Link 90a Lever 91 Forearm part 100 Connecting member

Claims

A battle doll with at least the upper body of the doll,
A stand for supporting the battle doll;
The battle doll is arranged behind the battle doll and can be rotated around a first axis extending vertically by the player's thumb, and the arm of the battle doll is rotated by the battle doll. An operation unit that causes the part to attack,
A battle toy characterized by comprising:
The battle toy according to claim 1,
The arm portion is configured such that the forearm portion can bend and stretch with respect to the upper arm portion, the forearm portion is bent with respect to the upper arm portion, and the hand portion of the arm portion is at least one of the face portion and the torso portion of the battle doll. It is characterized by being able to take a defensive posture located in front of.
The battle toy according to claim 2,
The upper body includes an upper arm support portion that pivotally supports the upper arm portion, and the operation portion is urged rearward by a predetermined urging force and can be pressed forward by a player's thumb operation. The upper arm support portion rotates about a second axis extending in the front-rear direction by the pressing force when the pressure is applied to the upper arm portion and the forearm portion. It is made to shift.
The battle toy according to claim 3,
The upper arm portion is composed of two links, one end of the two links is pivotally supported by the upper arm support portion, and the other end of the two links is pivotally supported by the forearm portion, respectively, the upper arm support portion, The two links of the upper arm part and the forearm part constitute a four-joint rotation chain mechanism.
The battle toy according to claim 4,
When the operation portion is pressed forward, the upper arm support portion rotates in a direction in which the upper arm portion is pulled backward about a third axis extending in the vertical direction by the pressing force. Features.
The battle toy according to claim 5,
The operation unit is slidable to the left and right by the player's thumb operation, and has a push-out unit on the left and right, and the upper arm unit and the forearm unit have a flexion / extension plane that is close to horizontal. Of the two links, a link is integrally provided on the link located outward in the width direction of the battle doll, and when the attack is performed, the attack is performed when the operation unit is slid to the side where the attack is performed. The push-out portion operates the lever on the side of feeding out and pushes the arm portion forward to assist the attack.
A battle toy according to any one of claims 1 to 6,
The battle doll is detachable from the stand.
The battle toy according to claim 7, wherein the battle doll or a part of the battle doll is locked against a biasing force of a spring with respect to the other part, and a predetermined amount of the battle doll is determined. When an external force is applied to a part, the battle doll or a part of the battle doll is ejected by an urging force of the spring.