
| "Metal 
        Die-cast and Plastic Fully Poseable Space Warrior, Fits All Micronaut 
        Action Toys" | 

|  |   ...reads 
        the card description. Released in 1977, it should more likely have read, 
        "Most Poorly Designed Figure!" Still mean and nasty despite all that, 
        Acroyear ll was based on the Microman Acroyear 
        and came in Silver ,Blue, and Red. Why Mego did this name switch is probably 
        due to their release dates. Acroyear ll actually predates Acroyear, but 
        they were released in a different order in the US. Still a very cool figure, 
        Acroyear ll has it's problems. He has skinny plastic arms, and even skinnier 
        plastic legs that make handling the weight of it's die-cast metal torso 
        hard to manage. It's instability might also have to do with the fact almost 
        every part is detachable - arms, head, torso, hips, and the leg pieces 
        - thighs to calves to feet. Altho still very menacing with the chrome 
        ball fists, the skinny legged Acroyear ll is no match for a Galactic Warriors 
        missile attack.  | 

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        compensate, he came with many accessories. 2 roller arms, a small wheel 
        which fit in between the knee socket holes, and a small spring loaded 
        missile launcher with 2 chrome missiles. The launcher fit into the figures 
        back when it "tank" mode, replacing the chrome wing pack he also came 
        with. | 
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| There 
        were unfortunately more Microman Acroyear 
        figures Mego did not import... |