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Earth Corps' muscle, with a spinning drill for a right arm and a helmet that glows.
Inhumanoids (1986)
Inhumanoids was Hasbro's 1986 monster line, and the monsters were the stars. The three Inhumanoids stood about 14 inches tall and towered over the armoured scientists of Earth Corps, while the rock and tree creatures of the Mutores took the humans' side. For more monster hunting from the same year, see The Real Ghostbusters.
Complete checklist of 15 Inhumanoids figures across 4 series by Hasbro, 1986. Updated 1 November 2026.
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Inhumanoids: Earth Corps
Earth Corps were the scientists who went underground after the monsters. Herc Armstrong, Auger, Liquidator and Dr. Derek Bright each came in an exosuit with its own gadget, from a grappling hook to a spinning drill, plus a helmet that glows.
Dr. Derek Bright
Dr. Derek Bright's exosuit has rock-cutting claws for hands, and his helmet glows like the rest of Earth Corps'.
Herc Armstrong
The geologist who leads Earth Corps, with a grappling hook that shoots out of his arm and pulls back in.
Liquidator
The Earth Corps chemist, in yellow armour with a backpack and hose that fire liquid.
Inhumanoids
The monsters themselves: Metlar, Tendril and D'Compose, each about 14 inches tall with glowing fangs. D'Compose's ribcage opens to trap smaller figures, and early Tendrils have longer fangs than later ones.
D'Compose
Levers on his back open his giant ribcage so you can lock Earth Corps figures inside. On the show, one touch turned people into zombies.
Metlar
The leader of the Inhumanoids stands 14 inches tall, with glowing fangs and big clawed hands made for grabbing smaller figures.
Tendril
A giant plant monster with rubbery vine arms. Early ones have long fangs, which Hasbro later cut shorter for safety.
Inhumanoids: Mutores
The Mutores sealed the Inhumanoids away long ago. Granites like Granok fall apart into rocks and rebuild, Redwoods like Redlen and Redsun stretch taller, and Magnokor splits into Crygen and Pyre.
Granite
The beige member of the Granite race. Like Granok, he collapses into a pile of rocks and rebuilds himself.
Granok
The grey Granite, a rock man who can fall apart into a heap of stones and put himself back together.
Magnokor
Splits into two figures, Crygen the iceman and Pyre the fireball. Together their magnetic field keeps Metlar trapped underground.
Redlen
The darker of the Redwoods, a tree creature that stretches from a few inches tall to nearly seven.
Redsun
The lighter Redwood, a tree creature you can stretch from a few inches tall to nearly seven.
Redwood
The grey member of the Redwood race, a tree creature that grows taller when you pull him upwards.
Inhumanoids: Vehicles
Earth Corps had two vehicles: the Terrascout, with pivoting guns and a glow in the dark scanner, and the Trappeur, with a grappling hook and a shuttle that comes off.
Terrascout
A light Earth Corps scout car with pivoting guns, a hinged control centre and a scanner that glows in the dark.
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Trappeur
The bigger Earth Corps vehicle, with a winding grappling hook and a hovercraft shuttle that comes off.
3 Accessories
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Inhumanoids FAQs
- How many Inhumanoids figures are there?
- Grayl's checklist has 15 Inhumanoids figures across 4 series, released in 1986.
- What year did Inhumanoids come out?
- The first Inhumanoids toys came out in 1986 with Inhumanoids: Earth Corps.
- Who made Inhumanoids toys?
- Inhumanoids toys were made by Hasbro.
- What Inhumanoids series are there?
- Earth Corps (1986), Inhumanoids (1986), Mutores (1986), Vehicles (1986).
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