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News Credits: 12 · Sat Oct 04, 2008 9:51 pm

I'm getting ready to sell a bunch of my old toys to pay for college and make room for more TF's and I came across my collection of Mighty Max stuff. Does anyone know how much these are worth?

I've got a ton of them and almost all of the accessories. They're all in really good shape as well.

Sun Oct 05, 2008 10:17 pm

Isn't he the armodillo with the sword? or the dog with super powers?
or the monkey robot?

News Credits: 12 · Sun Oct 05, 2008 10:26 pm

No. He was a teen with a magic cap that allowed him to go to other worlds.

I have no idea what you're talking about with armadillo's.

Sun Oct 05, 2008 10:37 pm

I just though he was that one armadillo with the sword. After I looked up mighty max I was WAYYYYYYYYYYYY off.

Mon Oct 06, 2008 12:36 am

All I can remember is the commercial theme song:

"Mighty Max, MIGHTY MAAAAXX!"

Mon Oct 06, 2008 5:32 am

AHhh yes polly pocket for boys :grin:

I had one terrible boring toy never played with it pieces got lost. Plastic was fisher price hard.

Thu Oct 09, 2008 1:49 pm

Mighty Max was awesome! Way better than Polly Pockets. I still have some kicking around aswell.

I dont believe they are really worth anything, then again, I do not partake in the Mighty Max comunity. I guess everything is worth something to the right person.

*Leaves to try and find Mighty Max playsets to play with.*

Thu Oct 09, 2008 6:37 pm

I remember Mighty Max too. I wish it would make a comeback

Thu Oct 09, 2008 6:40 pm

Gyro-Robo wrote:I remember Mighty Max too. I wish it would make a comeback

Maybee M. Bay can ruin yet another childhood memory of hundreds of people. Or you can throw Mighty Max in the pile of things that need a comeback along with Animaniacs, Sailor Moon, and Hong Kong Foohy.

News Credits: 12 · Thu Oct 09, 2008 8:08 pm

SailorCybertron24 wrote:
Gyro-Robo wrote:I remember Mighty Max too. I wish it would make a comeback

Maybee M. Bay can ruin yet another childhood memory of hundreds of people. Or you can throw Mighty Max in the pile of things that need a comeback along with Animaniacs, Sailor Moon, and Hong Kong Foohy.

Michael Bay did not ruin TF's!!!!!!! I'm sick of people who say that. They wanted a live action movie and they got one and then they treat it like crap because they expected the bots to like like G1's. I'm glad they changed the designs to something new. It was a breath of fresh air for me. If Bay did anything, he revitalized the franchise. How many fans were created or brought back because of the movie? Quite a few. There was an interview with Bay and he said that he originally thought of using the original designs in a CGI format, but found them to be very dated and not appealing on the big screen. Thus why we have the super stylized versions of the movie.

harley quinn wrote:Mighty Max was awesome! Way better than Polly Pockets. I still have some kicking around aswell.

I dont believe they are really worth anything, then again, I do not partake in the Mighty Max comunity. I guess everything is worth something to the right person.

*Leaves to try and find Mighty Max playsets to play with.*

I'm glad there are people who remember the series! There's a bunch on ebay right now so I've been monitoring prices.

Thu Oct 09, 2008 8:17 pm

robofreak wrote:
Michael Bay did not ruin TF's!!!!!!! I'm sick of people who say that. They wanted a live action movie and they got one and then they treat it like crap because they expected the bots to like like G1's. I'm glad they changed the designs to something new. It was a breath of fresh air for me. If Bay did anything, he revitalized the franchise. How many fans were created or brought back because of the movie? Quite a few. There was an interview with Bay and he said that he originally thought of using the original designs in a CGI format, but found them to be very dated and not appealing on the big screen. Thus why we have the super stylized versions of the movie.

I never said I was one of the hundreds of people who had their memorie ruined. I loved the movie. Might go to see it film in my home state too.