Micro Machine Series 011 - Spy Heli with Magne Power Microman Kirk is part of the Microman Magne Power line. Released in 1999, the Magne Power toys all featured a magnetic gimmick.

Micro Machine Series 011 - Spy Heli with Magne Power Microman Kirk is part of the Microman Magne Power line. Released in 1999, the Magne Power toys all featured a magnetic gimmick.

Spy Heli came with an exclusive Microman Magne Power figure, Kirk. Kirk could ride on the Spy Heli in its various modes. The figure is fine, but I never liked the magnet arm - it looks odd and has no articulation.

The great thing about this set is that it comes with a Ramen Noodle cup (called Spicy Noodle - Pepper). Since Micromen are meant to me actual size, the figure is in scale with the ramen cup. The Spy Heli can be stored inside the cup, or can grasp on to the top of the cup. The cup can also be used as a sort of secret base.

The Spy Heli can transform from helicopter mode to turret mode. It can also be used as a sort of jetpack for the Magne Power Robotman.

This version you see here is the Korean version, released by Sonokong Toys. Sonokong is the official Korean licensor for Takara Toys, so this toy is the exact same toy as the Japanese release; it just uses box packaging instead of a blister card.
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This is one of 3 different colors of the regular release of Demon Acroyer. There was a wide release of a red and blue version, as well as five more (White, Black, Pink, Purple and Yellow) as exclusive toys given out at the 1999 Tokyo Toy Festival. I picked this guy up from a street cart vendor in Tokyo in 2003 for 300 yen. My guess is that they didn't sell well.

Demon Acroyer stands 9 cm tall and comes with a BB launching ball fist, as well as several magnetic points of attachment. He can attach to any metal surface, as well as to other Microman Magne Power figures.

Demon Acroyer uses a ball joint method for articulation. the result is an extremely poseable figure. It even has a waist joint. One glaring error though is the ankles. The prototype Demon Acroyer's had jointed ankles but due to production costs these were molded into one piece. The resulting ankle is awkward and fragile.