Micronauts Hats

Description: The Interchangeable World Of...

Description: Classic Micronauts logo celebrating the interchangeable world of Mego. High-fidelity restoration of the 70s sci-fi branding with bold sunburst gradients rendered through mechanical halftones. A must-have for fans of the Microverse explorers.

Description: Micronauts Alien Creatures - Dark

Description: The Micronauts Are Coming

Description: Pharoid Sheriff is well acquainted with the lay of the land with a superb geographical knowledge.

Description: Biotron was created by the Homeworld engineers to serve as the eyes and ears for Commander Arcturus Rann during his long hypersleep. Little did Commander Rann know that Baron Karza had Homeworld under his oppression during his hypersleep.

Description: Dictator of the Microsystem, enemy of the Micronewts!

Description: the classic Micro toyline

Description: Inspired by the original ad before the release of the Micronauts comic book in the late 70s.

Description: Graphics of Baron Karza

Description: The yang to Baron Karza's yin, Force Commander was the royal defender of the good on Homeworld in the Microverse.

Description: The Micronauts Are Coming

Description: The Interchangeable World Of... A wholly under rated icon of the 70s and early 80s, interchangeable and fun!

Description: Micronauts Alien Creatures

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Description: The Spaceknight

Description: Baron Karza Micronauts Vintage Toy

Description: A colorized Microman manga illustration

Description: A pixel version of the Micronauts villain, Acroyear from 1976 - a version of the Microman Acroyear II from 1975.

Description: Pronounced, Mee Crow Man, this Japanese toyline was converted into the Micronauts by Mego in the 1970s.

Description: logo for the classic seventies toy release. Japan, retro, robot, cyberpunk, manga.

Description: Takara Co., Ltd. (株式会社タカラ) was a Japanese toy company founded in 1955. In March 2006, the company merged with Tomy company limited to form Takara Tomy. The Takara motto was 遊びは文化」("playing is culture").