Connect-Tek is a subline introduced in 2015. Each action figure in this sub line have hex ports (generally in the forearms, back and legs) that can hold different kinds of weapons. The line was continued in 2016 and even a device with the same name was introduced in the show in the same year.
Description[]
Connect-Tek action figures feature various hex ports, usually present in the forearms, legs and back of the toy. Some figures have more ports than usual, such as Saw Ripper Dread, Aqua Armor Max Steel or Flight Max Steel for example. Accessories may have hex ports as well. Figures with larger proportions, such as villains or Max's modes, usually have more.
In 2016, most of the toys featured Connect-Tek ports. From 2017 to 2021, all the toys, aside from 6" action figures and roleplay items, featured hex ports.
List of Figures[]
2015[]
- Aqua Armor Max
- Extreme Blade Max
- Extroyer Sharktopus
- Flight Attack Max
- Mech Armor Max
- Multi Striker Vehicle
- Rocket Blaster Max
- Rocket Launcher Max
- Rocket Spin Max
- Saw Ripper Dread
- Speed Spike Max
- Strength Strike Max
- Ultimate Attack Makino
2016[]
- Copter C.Y.T.R.O.
- Flight Max
- Grapple Shot Max
- Max Ninja
- Mega Morphos
- Samurai Max Vs Saber Dread
- Skate & Blast Max
- Turbo Tiger La Fiera
- Vertical Lift off Max
2017[]
2018[]
TV Spots[]
In 2015, two TV spots were made to promote the toys. The motto used in them was "Get ready to connect!". An infomercial was released by the end of the same year as well.
- Strength Strike Max Vs Extroyer Sharktopus (also features Rocket Blaster Max, Flight Attack Max, Mech Armor Max, Rocket Launcher Max and Extreme Blade Max on the background)
- Multi Striker Vehicle/Rocket Spin Max Vs Ultimate Attack Makino/Saw Ripper Dread
In 2016, four TV spots were made.
- Vertical Lift Off Max Vs Mega Morphos
- Turbo All-Terrain Max Vs Fire Wing Dread
- Turbo Hunter Max Vs Death Trap Mortum
- Mega Max Vs Ultimate Mortum
In 2017, six TV spots were made.
- Mountain Combat Max Steel Vs Bat Mortum
- Sword Slash Max Vs Terrorax
- Jet Strike Max Vs Bat Mortum
- Cyclo-Spin Bike & Max Vs Colossal Extroyer
- Max Steel and Bionic Panther Vs Metal Blaze Elementor
- Transform-Tek Robot Max Steel Vs Dragon Terrorax
Trivia[]
- During the first half of 2015, all boxes of Connect-Tek toys featured an illustration of Max using Turbo Base Mode equipped with various weapons, regardless of the fact if the product portrayed Max or a villain. In the second half of the same year, the illustrations of the toys were changed to represent their respective toys.
- There are few accessories in this line that aren't compatible with any other figures, like Ocean Mutant Extroyer's shark head.
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Toy Lines of Max Steel | ||
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2013 | Speed · Stealth · Strength · Unnamed 6" toy line · Rise of Elementor · Turbo Battlers · Hot Wheels | |
2014 | Aerial Invasion · Aqua Invasion · Land Invasion · Unnamed 6" toy line · Mega-Sized Villain · Hot Wheels | |
2015 | Battle-Tek · Connect-Tek · Transform-Tek · Max Steel: The Movie · Hot Wheels | |
2016 | Connect-Tek · Team Turbo · Team Turbo Fusion-Tek · VS Rip-Spin Warriors | |
2017 | Connect-Tek · Turbo-Charged · Turbo-Warriors · Turbo Missions · Hot Wheels | |
2018-2021 | Connect-Tek | |
Others | McDonalds's Toys · Burger King Toys · Chocolate eggs toys | |
Cancelled/unreleased | Mega Construx · Ultra Turbo Battlers |