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4.4 Microman: The Small Giant Studio Pierrot anime (1999)Ī photo of a vintage Microman M101 (George) 3.75-inch-tall (9.5 cm) action figure with capsule in the background.4.3 Microman: The Small Giant Comic BomBom manga (1998–1999).4.2 Microman Secret File Volume 1 catalog and manga (1984).4.1 Microman Kodansha TV Magazine manga (1978–79).3 Microman toyline influence outside Japan.Ģ.2.4 Micro Change to Transformers (1984).

The core of the Microman line consisted of 3.75-inch-tall (9.5 cm) action figures which were known for their high number of articulation points relative to other toys of similar size/scale in the 1970s. The toyline also included vehicles, robots, playsets and accessories. Many of the Microman toys used interchangeable 5-millimetre (0.20 in) connectors and ports that allowed parts to be transferred and connected between different toys. A Microman manga was published in TV Magazine, a childrens oriented magazine published by Kodansha Ltd., in 1977. Microman (Moritou Yoshihiro) Vol.1 Chapter 1 : Chapter 1: The Invincible Micro-Base summary If you want to read free manga, come visit us at anytime. If you have any question about this manga, Please don't hesitate to contact us or translate team. Classic 1976 manga adaptation of the 1974-1984 Japanese action figure series, Microman (aka Micronauts in the west). Come visit sometime to read the latest chapter of Microman (Moritou Yoshihiro). The Microman toyline was licensed and released in the United States by Mego Corporation as the Micronauts from 1976–1980. Microman (Moritou Yoshihiro) summary is updating.

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Some of the transforming Microman toys and vehicles from the Micro Change series created within the 1980s New Microman toyline were licensed by Hasbro, along with other similar transforming toys from Takara's Diaclone toyline, in the 1980s to be a part of Hasbro's Transformers toyline in the United States.