Step into the Japanese version of the Unicron Trilogy with Transformers: Micron Densetsu, Takara’s release of the Transformers Armada toy line. Though the core figures are shared with Hasbro’s Armada series, Micron Densetsu features enhanced paint applications, more show-accurate detailing, and sometimes even mold variations that make them stand out in any collection.

The name "Micron Densetsu" translates to "Legend of the Microns," placing heavy emphasis on the Mini-Cons—known as Microns in Japan. These tiny bots were central to both the story and play mechanics, with many Takara-exclusive Mini-Con variants, gift sets, and packaging differences that distinguish this line. Popular figures like Convoy (Optimus Prime), Megatron, Starscream, and Blurr all received unique Japanese deco versions.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is Micron Densetsu?
A: Micron Densetsu is the Japanese version of Transformers Armada, released by Takara. It features the same characters but often with upgraded paint apps, alternate packaging, and Micron-centric themes.

Q: Are the figures the same as Armada?
A: The base molds are the same, but Micron Densetsu figures often have more accurate colors, additional detailing, and occasionally minor sculpt changes.

Q: What are Microns?
A: Microns are the Japanese term for Mini-Cons—small Transformers that interact with larger figures to activate hidden features.

Q: Are Micron Densetsu figures collectible?
A: Absolutely. Their rarity, upgraded appearance, and exclusive Micron variants make them highly desirable among Unicron Trilogy and Takara collectors.

Q: Does TFSource carry sealed Micron Densetsu toys?
A: Yes. TFSource frequently stocks sealed Micron Densetsu imports, including hard-to-find sets and limited Takara releases.