Unlike the Japanese version, the Korean version has the contents packaged with a thick box instead of MOC which gave them better protections on the toys. The box even stated “made in Korea”, I think this is my first Korean toy eventhough, the franchise was originally Japanese made. Sonokong is the official Korean licensor for Takara Microman Magne Powers Toys.
Alright, enough for them now as for the toy, my Spy Heli was produced by a different company, which is Sonokong Toys. The name of “Micro Machine” was a homage to the original micro machine line from the original series. Spy Heli is one of Edison’s micro machine creation to help him & his fellow Microman to fight Acroyear, it’s ability was able to fly like a helicopter, secret base & of course combat copter! As for Magne Kirk, I can’t seem to find any of his information who he is & what part of his role in Microman since he never make any appearance in Microman anime.
Magne microman kit series#
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