TOYS MICROMAN SERIES

The line had a wide variety of exclusives, all redecoes of main-line figures. And, like a fortunate few toylines, Microman found itselt resurrected in the late 1990s and is enjoying new life once again in an updated format.

Like all successful toylines, Microman (and Micronauts) eventually ran out of steam.

TOYS MICROMAN SERIES

The second series was called Cosmo Car and consisted of three small un-powered vehicles MIC-01 Space Buggy, MIC-02 Bulk Lifter and MIC-03 Sky Roader. Microman tells the story of the diminuative, yet heroic, Microman race who come to earth chasing the evil Acroyer. The line also included a large variety of vehicles as well as giant robots, most of them making use of Takara's 'Magnemo 11' magnetic joint system (hence the name of the line). released second series of Microman Zone toys in August of 1974 following the release of the debut series Micro-(kit) Machine. The Super Microman figures addressed these issues, boasting far more articulation than the earlier figures.

The Super Magnetic System was initially bashed by fans due to the Magne Powers figures being shorter than the vintage figures and lacking articulation in their left arms. Despite this, the line gained a sequel only three months after the release of its final wave. The line performed poorly, narrowly avoiding being canceled before the final two retail waves could be released. It is the first Microman line since the vintage line to use brand-new molds. It was launched by Takara in December of 1998, alongside the Replica Microman series.

Microman: Super Magnetic System (ミクロマン超磁性システム, Chō Jisei Shisutemu), sometimes referred to by fans as 'Microman Magne Powers' (ミクロマンマグネパワーズ), was a Microman toyline that ran throughout the year 1999. From left to right: Izam, Odin, Arthur, Edison, and Walt.

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