#MEGA CENTURION NERF GUN SERIES#

The 2021 Mega XL series features Mega XL Darts, which are twice the size of Mega Darts.

The only sub-series the theme has are shared with N-Strike Elite or Zombie Strike.

There are no sub-series that belong completely to N-Strike Mega.

Squad sub-series features re-released blasters with color schemes similar to that of standard Zombie Strike blasters. The BattleCamo Series is a sub-series part of the N-Strike Elite, and N-Strike Mega series, featuring 'camo'-style repaints of blasters. Mega blasters under this series are packaged with flat-headed darts that are designed to be more accurate. The AccuStrike Series is part of the N-Strike Elite, Rebelle, and N-Strike Mega series. Sometime in late 2014, it was announced that Hasbro would more than likely not be producing any further clip system Mega blasters because of reasons relating to the Centurion's relative lack of success this stance was seemingly reverted in the future, as another clip system blaster, the MotoStryke, was released in 2020. It was also announced in 2014 that Hasbro was not interested in producing further Mega clip system blasters, due to the Centurion's relative lack of success Mega would pick up another sub-series in 2018, with the release of the AccuStrike Series Thunderhawk. In June of 2014, the Mega series crossed over to the Zombie Strike series, with the release of the Z.E.D. It would finally be changed to Mega in 2020. The 'Elite' part of the name would be dropped in 2016, and the series would be known as N-Strike Mega for a number of years after. This would change overtime, first when the 2015 BigShock was released, which featured an N-Strike logo on its packaging. Mega was originally known as N-Strike Elite Mega, as a sub-series to the N-Strike Elite series. N-Strike Mega blasters sold in various countries in Europe are gray trigger blasters with weakened internals. Many blasters under the Mega series advertises a firing range of up to a hundred feet (thirty meters). They fire exclusively Mega Darts, which are much larger and thicker than Elite Darts. They’re fun to shoot with, look fantastic, and are generally great to have as part of your Nerf blaster collection.The Mega series is themed to oversized blasters and ammunition, compared to that of the standard-of-the-time N-Strike Elite series. It also doesn’t help that the blasters are bigger, which might add to the fun factor but also makes them less practical.īut to give it a positive spin, I do like the above Mega blasters.

The new dart is fun and cool, but in reality, it hasn’t resulted in a considerable performance boost for the blasters. Honestly, though, the Mega series hasn’t fully lived up to its expectations.

Mega Darts also produce a funny whistle sound when they fly through the air, which may appeal to some.

And because the dart is so big, the blasters and magazines are generally a bit bigger than their Elite counterparts as well. Mega Dartįor some perspective, the classic Elite Dart fits inside the Mega Dart. Mega Dartīlasters in the Mega series fire the Mega Dart type, a red-colored dart that is, unsurprisingly, larger than regular Nerf darts. One way to achieve that goal was with a newly designed dart. Nerf Centurion Mega Toy Blaster with Folding Bipod, 6-Dart Clip, 6 Official Nerf Mega Darts, and Bolt Action for Kids, Teens, and Adults. The goal with the Mega series was to deliver blasters with a much-improved firing range, up to 100 feet or 23 meters. Mega Dart Refill Pack 60 Pcs 9.5cm Compatible with Nerf Mega Guns, Universal Mega Pack Refill Bullets, Premium Red Foam Darts for N-Strike Mega Series Blasters Toy Gun. Several sub-series have also come out over the years, such as the AccuStrike and the Sonic ICE series. The series was initially a sub-series of N-Strike and N-Strike Elite but later evolved into a parent series in its own right. The Nerf Mega range of blasters was first introduced in 2013 with a bright red color scheme and a brand new dart.

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