Microman T-Spark LegacySoul Exclusive BBTS Preorder
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Microman holds a special place in the hearts of collectors who grew up with those tiny, highly articulated figures that quietly influenced so much of what we love in the action figure world today, and the T-Spark LegacySoul line has been doing an incredible job of honoring that legacy while pushing things forward with modern engineering. The LegacySoul Microman Command series has been steadily building out its roster, and now a new wave of preorders has gone live over at BigBadToyStore that gives collectors even more reason to dive into this line. The latest addition is the Microman Command No.3 Exclusive Action Figure Set, which includes four figures, M171L through M174L, each loaded with interchangeable parts, capsules, and wings accessories, all featuring that doubled range of motion over the original designs that makes this line such a joy to pose and display. Priced at $110.99 with a September 2026 ship date, it joins the already available preorder for the Command No.2 set shipping in July 2026 at $110.49, which features Sheriff Zayed, Thunder Zayed, Smith Zayed, and Sammy Zayed. If you missed the earlier waves, the Command No.1 set is still up for preorder at $99.99 with a mid March 2026 target. And for those who want to go all in, there is also the Micro Chamber Exclusive Accessory Set at just $10.99, a storage case for weapons and parts that ships alongside the No.3 set in September 2026. The way T-Spark is blending classic Microman aesthetics with genuinely improved articulation and modern construction feels like exactly what this property deserves, and seeing the line expand set by set is a real treat for those of us who remember these figures fondly. If any of these have caught your eye, I would not wait too long on the preorders.
Where to Buy
You can preorder the Microman T-Spark LegacySoul figure sets at BBTS below:
Microman T-Spark LegacySoul Micro Chamber Exclusive Accessory Set
Five dark gray cargo crate accessories are lined up in a row against a space-themed backdrop. Each crate features a boxy, angular sculpt with a top-mounted handle and segmented panel detailing, while the front-facing crate displays a gold oval emblem on its side. These appear to be miniature supply container accessories from a Tomy product line, shown here as prototype pieces.
A Microman figure with a chrome silver head and red torso stands beside one of the dark gray cargo crates, providing a sense of scale for the accessories. The figure features green-lensed goggles mounted on the chest, white hands, and dark-colored lower legs. A larger version of the crate is shown to the left, highlighting the gold oval emblem and the textured surface detailing at a closer angle.
Four of the dark gray cargo crates are shown open, revealing their hinged lid design and hollow interiors used to store small accessories. Various chrome silver and gold equipment pieces sit inside or alongside the crates, including a winged chest armor piece in gold and several smaller silver components with blue accent points. The set is identified as the Legacysoul Microman Micro Chamber Set, with a note that the stored equipment is sold separately.
Four Microman figures are displayed alongside their respective Micro Chamber crates against a retro-style grid and galaxy backdrop. The lineup includes two red-suited figures with chrome silver heads and two blue-suited figures, one with a gold-accented chest and another with green-lensed goggles, each standing next to or behind a crate bearing the oval “M” emblem. The figures vary in their color trim, with white and pink accents on the red variants and yellow and teal detailing on the blue variants.
Microman T-Spark LegacySoul Microman Command No.1
Four Microman figures are posed with one arm raised against a space backdrop. Each figure shares the same skeletal-style limb construction with exposed joint segments and gold wing-like chest armor, but they are distinguished by their individual color schemes of yellow, dark blue, red and pink, and translucent teal. The reflective chrome heads and dark metallic feet are consistent across all four, with the translucent teal variant showing a see-through quality in its torso and limbs.
Shown in a dynamic group composition against a purple and blue galaxy backdrop, the four Microman figures are arranged at varying heights and angles. The translucent teal variant is positioned front and center, where its clear plastic body reveals the internal peg and socket joint construction visible through the limbs and torso. The yellow-trimmed and red-trimmed variants are placed in the background at elevated positions, while the darker blue and green variant is partially visible in the upper right.
Four Microman Command figures are displayed in a row, each paired with a color-matched capsule-shaped pod behind them. The pods come in translucent light blue, opaque blue, red, and black, each featuring a sculpted face-like impression on the front surface and a gold nameplate at the base. The figures share consistent gold winged chest emblems and chrome heads, with the light blue variant featuring translucent plastic throughout its upper body, while the others use solid-colored plastics with contrasting white or yellow legs.
Each capsule pod is shown opened, with the front halves folded down to reveal the shallow interior cavity where the figures stand upright. The hinged split runs vertically through the center of the pod, and the front half lays flat against the display surface. The pods have smooth inner walls with no internal pegs or clips visible for securing the figures in place.
A closer look at the red Microman Command figure and its matching red pod highlights the sculpted moai-like facial features on the pod, including a pronounced brow ridge, flat nose, and angular jawline with engraved Japanese text and gold inset plates. The figure’s white hip section and lower legs contrast with the red upper body, and gold wing accessories are attached at the wrists rather than integrated into the forearms.
The blue Microman Command figure is shown alongside its matching opaque blue pod, with the chrome silver head displaying visible facial features including sculpted eyes and a neutral expression. The gold chest emblem on this variant wraps slightly higher on the torso compared to the red version, and the black lower legs feature a segmented mechanical construction down to the feet.
The translucent teal Microman Command figure is displayed beside its matching teal pod, where the see-through plastic of the pod allows the interior cavity and rear wall to be faintly visible through the front surface. The figure’s white hip armor and lower leg segments provide solid contrast against the clear teal limbs and torso, with the gold chest emblem and wrist-mounted wing accessories catching the warm studio lighting.
The black Microman Command figure stands beside its matching black pod, which features the darkest and most opaque shell of the four variants, giving the sculpted facial impression on its surface a more shadowed, subdued appearance. The yellow legs on this variant extend from the white hip section with a noticeably brighter saturation than the other figures’ leg coloring, and the gold nameplate at the pod’s base is framed by the reflective surface beneath.
A promotional reference sheet shows the red Microman Command 1 figure from front and rear views, along with demonstrations of its articulation features. The top row illustrates a torso extension gimmick where the waist section pulls downward to increase the figure’s height. The bottom row details how the gold wing accessory plugs into a port on the figure’s back, along with rotational arm articulation at the shoulders and a hinged knee joint that allows the lower leg to bend backward.
Microman T-Spark LegacySoul Microman Command No.2
Four Microman figures stand in a row with their right arms raised, each displaying a distinct primary color scheme of white and light blue, translucent green, red, and solid blue. The gold winged chest emblems and lower leg segments are consistent across all four, with the translucent green variant allowing the internal joint structure to be seen through the torso and arms. The figures are posed against a purple nebula backdrop, standing on a dark reflective surface that mirrors their lower halves.
The Microman figures are arranged in a leaping group formation against a cosmic backdrop, with the translucent green variant positioned front and center at the largest scale. The pink variant to the left shows its matte pastel coloring across the shoulders and upper arms, while the gold and copper lower leg armor catches light differently than the chrome finishes seen on the chest pieces. The red and blue variants are scaled smaller in the upper portion of the frame, suggesting a forced-perspective arrangement rather than actual size differences.
Four Microman figures stand in a group alongside their color-matched pharaoh sarcophagus-style pods, which are sculpted with Egyptian headdress detailing and hieroglyphic-patterned surfaces in translucent green, red, silver, and blue. The sarcophagus pods tower over the figures and feature a two-tone design with metallic silver or colored upper faces and opaque lower body sections. A green and yellow-trimmed figure is paired with the green sarcophagus on the left, while the red and blue variants flank a silver-faced central pod, each pod bearing a small placard at its base.
The red Microman Command figure is paired here with its red pharaoh sarcophagus pod, which features a stepped crown profile and Egyptian-inspired facial sculpt with gold-painted eyeliner accents and lip detailing on the upper portion. The pod’s lower body section displays raised hieroglyphic carvings and cartouche-style engravings pressed into the red plastic, with a gold inset placard near the base containing Japanese text.
A gray and gold Microman Command figure is displayed beside its matching pharaoh sarcophagus pod, which is rendered in a cream or off-white plastic that gives the entire piece a sandstone-like appearance distinct from the colored variants shown previously. The pod’s hieroglyphic surface carvings and facial sculpt read more subtly in this neutral tone, with the gold placard at the base providing the only warm metallic contrast. The figure’s gray upper body transitions to dark segmented lower legs, with gold accents concentrated at the chest emblem, wrist wings, and hip armor panels.
The green translucent Microman Command figure is shown here with its matching pharaoh sarcophagus pod, where the vivid emerald transparency of the pod’s plastic allows the sculpted face on its surface to catch and refract light across the stepped crown and headdress ridges. The figure’s yellow lower legs and gold knee armor panels pair with the green torso, while the chrome silver head features sculpted hair parting visible from this angle.
The blue Microman Command figure is shown alongside its matching blue pharaoh sarcophagus pod, where the opaque blue plastic renders the hieroglyphic surface carvings with sharper shadow definition than the translucent variants. The figure’s white lower legs and gold hip armor panels are visible from this front-facing angle, and the pod’s stepped crown and headdress flanges frame the sculpted face with its gold-painted eye and lip accents matching those seen on the red version.
All four Microman Command figures are displayed together with their pharaoh sarcophagus pods in a wide lineup against a black background, allowing a direct side-by-side comparison of the green, blue, red, and gray color variants at equal scale. The reflective black surface beneath creates full mirror images of each figure and pod pair, emphasizing the height difference between the shorter figures and the taller sarcophagus shells behind them. Japanese disclaimer text along the bottom notes that the images shown are of prototypes.
The figures are displayed standing upright within their opened pharaoh sarcophagus pods, arranged in a row from left to right in green, blue, red, and gray. Each pod’s front half is folded open to the side, showing the figures nested inside the hollow interior cavity with their feet resting at the base. The lineup is set against a black background with Japanese prototype disclaimer text along the bottom edge.
A promotional reference sheet for the red Microman Command 2 figure presents front and rear views at the top, showing a green rectangular chest emblem with a gold border that differs from the winged emblem design seen on the Command 1 variant. The lower section demonstrates the attachment of a gold curved wing accessory into a back-mounted port, along with rotational arrows indicating shoulder and knee articulation range consistent with the Command 1 figure’s joint system.
Microman T-Spark LegacySoul Microman Command No.3
Four Microman Command figures are lined up in a row, each standing in front of a color-matched capsule pod in red, black, white, and blue. The figures share identical body construction with chrome silver heads, green-lensed chest goggles framed in gold, and silver mechanical claw-style hands, but are differentiated by their torso and leg colors across the four variants. Behind each figure, the capsule pods display their paired circular goggle-like front impressions with the lids closed.
Displayed against a lush green forest backdrop, the four Microman Command figures from the capsule pod set are posed together with both arms raised, showcasing the articulated claw hands in an open-grip position. The forest setting with sunlit canopy provides a naturalistic contrast to the mechanical styling of the figures, and the reflective surface beneath captures faint mirrored outlines of each figure’s lower half.
Shown in a dramatic forward-charging group arrangement against a cosmic purple and blue backdrop, five Microman figures are displayed at varying scales to create a layered depth effect. The large red figure in the foreground dominates the composition, with its silver claw hands spread wide and green-lensed chest goggles prominently visible. The dark brown/maroon variant to the upper left, the orange and blue variant at the top center, and the white variant to the right fill out the formation, each carrying the same mechanical claw-hand and goggle design in their respective color schemes.
A black-bodied Microman figure stands beside a matching black capsule pod, with the pod’s front surface displaying the twin circular goggle-like impressions seen on this capsule series. The figure’s silver claw hands and chrome head are the primary reflective elements against the otherwise dark color scheme, and the green-lensed chest goggles sit within their gold frame at center torso. The pod is shown at a slightly angled perspective, revealing more of the textured side paneling and the Japanese text engraved into its lower section.
A red-bodied Microman figure is displayed beside its matching red capsule pod, with this angle providing a clearer view of the pod’s front surface where the twin circular goggle impressions are recessed deeper than they appear on the black variant. The figure’s black lower legs taper into wide, wheeled foot assemblies with a segmented mechanical construction, and the silver forearm cuffs flare outward just above the claw hands.
A white-bodied Microman Command figure stands beside its matching white capsule pod, where the lighter plastic reveals the molded surface details and seam lines on the pod more clearly than the darker color variants. The figure’s blue lower legs and hip section provide the strongest color contrast on this variant, and the green-lensed chest goggles with their gold surround are flanked by blue accent panels at the shoulders and waist.
A blue-bodied Microman Command figure is displayed beside its matching blue capsule pod, with the yellow hip armor and upper leg sections creating a warm contrast against the cooler blue torso. The pod’s twin circular goggle impressions are rendered in a greenish-yellow translucent plastic that catches the studio lighting, differentiating them from the solid recessed versions on the other capsule variants. The figure’s silver forearm cuffs and claw hands are positioned at a slight outward angle, and the chrome head shows sculpted facial lines running down the left side.
Four Microman Command figures are displayed in a row, each removed from their capsule pods and standing on color-matched base platforms in red, black, white, and blue. The base platforms appear to be the lower halves of the capsule pods repurposed as display stands, with each figure nestled into the shallow cavity with the pod’s rear wall rising behind them as a backdrop. The green-lensed chest goggles on the white variant appear slightly larger in proportion from this angle compared to the other three figures.
The figures are lined up in a row, each paired with a color-matched capsule pod standing upright behind them in red, black, dark gray, white, light blue, and blue. The pods display the twin circular goggle impressions consistent with this capsule series, and their color range here expands beyond the four-variant set previously shown to include dark gray and light blue options. The figures and pods are reflected on a glossy black surface beneath, with Japanese prototype disclaimer text running along the bottom of the image.
A promotional reference sheet for the red Microman Command 3 figure presents front and rear views at the top, showing the green-lensed chest goggles framed in gold as the central torso feature on this variant. An inset close-up in the upper right highlights the torso extension gimmick with the waist pulling downward, consistent with the mechanism shown on the Command 1 sheet. The lower left demonstrates how silver blade-style cutter accessories attach to the forearm ports, while the lower right illustrates the range of shoulder rotation and knee bend with directional arrows.
