In the Slizer storyline, the Rock Slizer is one of the Evil Slizers battling against the Good Slizers for control of Planet Slizer. He resides in the rock continent, where he searches for heavy water to protect himself and destroy the stone monster. In one of the comics, Rock and the other Evil Slizers to form the Mega Slizer to battle Super Slizer.
In the 1999 Throwbots storyline, Granite is the protector of the Granite Planet. He is not characterized as a villain in this storyline, instead watching out for aliens.
In both storylines, the rock region of the Slizer/Throwbot Planet was destroyed by the meteor on New Year's Eve 2000. Rock/Granite's fate was unknown, although he may have mutated into Flare.
Now you and your friends can build and collect 12 cool Throwbots. Their amazing spring action arms let you launch discs that fly high! Great for targer[sic] shooting contests or fast-flying battles. Launch yourself to victory! Each Throwbot measures approximately 3 1/2" tall unless otherwise noted. Each Throwbot comes with two discs. Plus, most sets include tips on combining multiple Throwbots to construct one SUPERBOT!
This is a description taken from Shop-At-Home Summer 1999. Please do not modify it.
Protector of the Underground
Special Power: Super Pick-Ax Digging Power
This is a description taken from LEGO Mania Magazine March-April 1999. Please do not modify it.
In his world, Granite has to be as tough as a rock. He can also snap down his infrared visor, and secretly watch for any nosy aliens. In case he needs a quick getaway, Granite just tucks, rocks, and rolls.
This is a description taken from LEGO Technic Magazine May 1999. Please do not modify it.
Rock tunnels through mountains in minutes with his ace pickaxes.
This is a description taken from LEGO.com. Please do not modify it. (See an archive of the product’s page)
