Capsule Microman

M111 Bobson

M112 Barnes

M113 Bobby

M114 Blacky

There are three known variations of these figures: in the color of the capsule, it's decal and the figure's shoes. Shown below are two capsule variations.

Capsule Microman

M121 Mason

M122 Michael

M123 Miller

M124 Max

This series of figures was released in tandem with the M11X series, and has the same variations, which are also shown below.

Robotman

aka Biotron

Robotman

Drill Tank Set

Robotman

Bulldozer Set

Machine Car

Formula Z

aka Warp Racer

Auto Buggy

aka Ultronic Scooter

Super Jet

aka Photon Sled

Bull Crane

aka Crater Cruncher

Cosmo Car

Micro Saucer UFO

Micro Saucer UFO

Micro Cesna

Micro Robot (aka Microtron)

Micro Robot 1

Command Base

aka Astro Station

Road Station Base

aka Stratastation

Acroyear (aka Acroyear II)

A301 Red Star

A302 Silver Star

A303 Blue Star

This is the first Acroyear figure, though it's Micronauts equivalent (Acroyear II) was the second Micronauts Acroyear. Acroyear has large bowling ball-like fists. They are identical in all respects to Micronauts Acroyear II.

Released in early 1975. One of the few 3" figures to be released in a cardboard box rather than a plastic capsule.

Mecha Cosmo

Escargo

aka Gyrotron

Marine Copter

aka Hydro Copter

Super Microman

M201 Robin

M202 Robert

M203 Rocky

The earlier version of the M22X series. It is different from that series in the length of the wrist cuff and the fact that it has no peg hole in it's back. Robert is also found in a metallic green and gold version. These figures were released in black capsules. Another difference between the M20X and M22X series is that the chest plates on the M20X series project away from the stomach. These are die-cast figures.

Super Microman (aka Space Glider)

M211 Ken

M212 Kelly

M213 Kim

Corresponds to Space Glider in the Micronauts line. It was released with a helmet and "dash" wing. There are some Microman examples which have a helmet whose color corresponds to the torso color of the figure, but most came with a blue helmet. Die-cast.

Microman Mechadon

Mini Robotman

Mini Robotman

This is a 3" Robotman, which we know as Biotron. Can you imagine having a small Biotron to go with your Time Traveler when you were a kid? Well, if you lived in Japan you could! This is one of the hardest figures of the original Microman line to find, and he commands a high price when he changes hands. Comes in unexpected color combinations, also, like green and greenish black.

Super Microman (aka Galactic Warrior)

M221 Robin

M222 Robert

M223 Rocky

Corresponds to Galactic Warrior in the Micronauts line. This figure differs from the M20X series in the length of the wrist cuff (which became the standard), the peg hole in back, and the addition of a huge "bazuka" or bazooka that attaches to the stomach. Die-cast.

Acroyear II (aka Acroyear)

A311 Mad Pink

A312 Mad Green

A313 Mad Blue

The much more formidable Microman Acroyear II, the Micronauts Acroyear. There is debate as to whether or not this figure was released simultaneously with Acroyear I, but the design improvements would suggest that it was released after Acroyear I. Most likely released in late 1975.

Titan

T401 Sirius

T402 Pegasus

T403 Heracles

Titan. This is the first and most sought after Titan figure. It was released in 1975, has a chest plate similar to Time Traveler and stands slightly taller than the basic Microman. It is Magno-powered and came with a large set of wings reminiscent of those of Microman Acroyear II. Also came with a chest cannon.

Titan

T411 Red Condor

T412 Blue Condor

This is the Magna-Condor, and as you can guess from its name, it is magna-powered. Designed to be an animal sidekick of the Titans. It's wings are removable and can be replaced with rocket wings.

It's feet can also be removed and replaced with plane-like landing gear. The parts fit the Titan's body, so a child could put wings on his Titan if he wanted. Released in tandem with the T40X figures above.

Titan Condor in transformed state

Titan

T421 Red Dober

T422 Blue Dober

How many times have you been walking your dog and wished you could convert him to a motorcycle and ride away? Well, with a Red or Blue Dober, you could! He is also magno-powered, and when his limbs are removed, you can replace them with tricycle parts. Titan's best friend!

Titan Dober in transformed state

Spy Heli