Greatest Action Figure Lines of All Time
ThunderCats (LJN, 1985–1987) or Mego World’s Greatest Super Heroes (1972–1982)

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THUNDERCATS (LJN, 1985–1987)

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MEGO WORLD’S GREATEST SUPER HEROES (1972–1982)
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Why This Battle Matters

Can the cosmic roar of ThunderCats overpower the cape-fluttering might of the Mego World’s Greatest Super Heroes? Here we have a clash not just of toy titans but of eras and aesthetics. The ThunderCats, with their futuristic allure and cult following, represent a vivid splash of 80s nostalgia, while Mego's figures bring to life the golden age of comic book heroes with a touch that’s as classic as it is foundational. This battle isn’t just about who tops the toy box—it's a question of whether innovation trumps tradition. Which legacy will you endorse?

🔥 Fan Takes

Honestly, choosing between them feels like picking between pizza or tacos. Love 'em both, but Mego's variety? Chef's kiss.
lol mego over thundercats any day, who even are they? mego set the standard 🙌
ThunderCats toys? Pure childhood magic, dude. Every figure was an adventure waiting to happen!

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Fan FAQs

Why do fans love ThunderCats figures?

ThunderCats figures are beloved for their outlandish and colorful designs that stand out from typical action figures. The line's dedication to portraying each character's unique traits from the animated series captures the hearts of those who cherish 80s pop culture.

What makes Mego World’s Greatest Super Heroes so popular?

Fans are all about the nostalgia with Mego. The line, spanning a whole decade, produced figures of almost every superhero you can think of, making it a cornerstone of superhero collectibles. Its wide variety and familiar characters give it a timeless appeal that keeps collectors coming back.

Why is the matchup between ThunderCats and Mego World’s Greatest Super Heroes so tight?

It’s razor-thin because both lines have such dedicated fanbases. ThunderCats fans rave about its unique, vibrant characters, while Mego collectors value the rich nostalgia and breadth of their superhero line. It's a classic battle of 80s cool versus 70s charm, leaving fans split right down the middle!