Max grabs his slingshot and pelts Ravendark in the face with a pebble. He plans on using Max as a human sacrifice. One featured a 'Yeti', while another featured a similar 'Ice Monster'.Max, having just teleported into a dark cavern, notices a message on the wall which reads 'Max: the book shall put out the fire.' After reading it, he is confronted by Ravendark, grand sorcerer of the powers of night. Two Mighty Max products were released by fast food chain McDonald's as part of their Happy Meals. Two others were canceled under unknown circumstances. Only one Mega Head, based on Skullmaster, has been released. Mega Heads are large playsets that represent major villains in the Mighty Max series.

These figures were either featured in larger playsets like Doom Zones or were brand new sculpts based on prominent characters from the Animated Series. The Heroes & Villains sets were packs of six miniature figures.

Mighty Max Shuts Down Cybot (also known as Megahert).

Mighty Max Shatters Gargoyle (also known as Medi-Evil Mauler).

Mighty Max Strikes Fang (also known as Pharaoh Phang).

Mighty Max Head to Head With Hydra (also known as Double Demon).

Mighty Max Defeats the Conqueror (also known as Battle Conqueror).

Many Battle Warriors included figures of Norman and Virgil, who hadn't appeared in previous sets. The action figures represent powerful characters, most who are featured in the Animated Series.

Mummy King (also known as Pharaoh's Curse)īattle Warriors are larger action figures that opened up similar to other Mighty Max sets.

Instead, each Monster Head included a Max figure and an enemy that could connect with the Monster Head.Īlso known as Hairy Heads in the United Kingdom. Monster Heads, unlike Horror Heads, did not open up to become a playset.

Mighty Max Rams Hydron (also known as Rhesus 4).

Mighty Max Crushes Talon (also known as Clawber).

Mighty Max Hammers Ax Man (also known as Spike).

Mighty Max Defeats Vamp Biter (also known as Nightwing).

Mighty Max Against Robot Invader (also known as Droid Invader).

Horror Heads are much smaller than Doom Zones, and typically only included a Max figure and one (or rarely two) enemy figures.

Mighty Max Tangles With the Ape King (also known as the Kingdom of Gargantua).

Mighty Max Grapples with Battle Cat (also known as Hellcat).

Mighty Max Caught by the Man-Eater (also known as Jaws of Doom).

Mighty Max Blows Up Dino Lab (also known as Mutasaurus).

Mighty Max Conquers the Palace of Poison (also known as the Temple of Venom).

These medium-sized playsets typically included a Max figure, a villain figure, and one or two monster figures or accessories. The most prominent of the Mighty Max playsets are the Doom Zones. Mighty Max Trapped in Skull Mountain (released in 1992).These playsets lack the portability of the smaller sets, but typically came with far more figures and playability. There have been several large Mighty Max playsets over the years. But he was MIGHTY MAX, and he'd get back somehow! List of toys Large Playsets Stumbling from one terrifying adventure to another with only cryptic clues to help him escape.he was all alone. 'AAAARGH!' Suddenly, the world had gone weird and very unfriendly! The cap had changed color! Something very strange was going on! He'd been caught in the Horror Zone. Trouble was, this was no ordinary baseball cap.'Gotta look the business' Max thought as he tweaked the cap's peak round to the side.

Mighty max slays the doom dragon