DooAll was one of eight BattleBots competitors which featured in the RC Custom Series range of toys released in 2001 by Tiger Electronics and Hasbro.
Like other robots in the series, DooAll contained the same chassis as the other toys and built in impact sensors allowed "vitrual damage" to be shown on the robot, as a result of ramming. Flashing LED on top of each toy displayed exactly how much damage it had taken, and the robot would cease to function once its light was no longer illuminated. As the toy moves, its weapon cycles between retracting and popping out. DooAll came with a variety of extensions, like its Season 2.0 incarnation's wheel guards and a rear wedge spiked attachment.
Its design is based on DooAll's Season 2.0 appearance with the front scoops, rear wedge and the particular design of the pneumatic ram. However, the weapon cannot lift up to perform DooAll's 'salute' and the wedge is too high to be effective. Because of the chassis design, the DooAll toy is not invertible, much like the El Diablo toy. DooAll was also packaged with Son of Whyachi for the Tournament Edition releases.
