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'''Megas''' is a [[fictional character]] from the [[Micronauts]] series introduced in 1980.  
'''Megas''' is a [[fictional character]] from the [[Micronauts]] series introduced in 1981.  


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===Toys===
===Toys===
*'''''Gig Micronauts'' Megas''' (1980)
*'''''Gig Micronauts'' Megas''' (1981)


*'''''Lion Rock Micronauts'' Megas''' (1980)
*'''''Lion Rock Micronauts'' Megas''' (1981)
:A recolor of Andromeda.  
:A recolor of Andromeda.  


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*http://www.innerspaceonline.com/palemperor.htm
*http://www.innerspaceonline.com/palemperor.htm


[[Category:1980 toys]]
[[Category:1981 toys]]
[[Category:2002 toys]]
[[Category:2002 toys]]
[[Category:Gig toys]]
[[Category:Gig toys]]

Revision as of 18:01, 7 February 2026

Megas is a fictional character from the Micronauts series introduced in 1981.

Micronauts

Megas was the Star Stallion partner to Emperor. He can turn into a wheeled horse. He can also combine with Emperor to form a centaur.

Development

The toy for Megas was first developed as Panzeoid for the Steel Jeeg series.

The Andromeda toy was designed by Iwakichi Ogawa and was filed for US patent in 1977.[1]

Megas was one of the final toys in the Micronauts toy line. He was released in 1980 by Mego's partners El Greco, Lion Rock and Gig, but not by Mego itself.

In 2002 Palisades released Emperor with Megas as a set in 3 different color variants.

In 2018 several parts for Megas were released on Shapeways.

Reception

Commercials

According to a 1981 commercial by Gig, Emperor and Megas were born from volcanic eruptions of gold and lava on the Planet of the Micros.[2]

Toys

  • Gig Micronauts Megas (1981)
  • Lion Rock Micronauts Megas (1981)
A recolor of Andromeda.
  • Palisades Micronauts Emperor with Megas (2002)
Released as a set in a variety of colors including black/gold, translucent green/silver and white/purple.

References