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He died in the first episode, and still turned up with plenty to say.












1987 was a great year to be a kid who liked holograms. Masters of the Universe got a film, Visionaries wore their powers on their chests, Boglins sat on your hand and Captain Power's toys fired at your telly. We picked 25. Did you have them?
Good luck. These are our picks for the best toys from 1987: the heroes, the monsters and the ones that glowed in the dark. Go through them one at a time and see how many you owned.


He died in the first episode, and still turned up with plenty to say.
It took Mattel five years to make her a figure. She'd been guarding Castle Grayskull the whole time.
A G.I. Joe called Knockdown. Not a man you'd argue with.
A SilverHawk called Hardware. Not much mystery about what he did.
A man-shark with a head that changed. It was the 80s and everyone was half something.
You know the song. You sang it pushing this across the carpet.
A raisin in sunglasses called Ben Indasun. Take your time.
A monster's head for throwing at your brother. Super Madballs were not subtle.
A rubber monster you wore on your hand. Boglins were exactly that disgusting, and exactly that good.
Leader of the Darkling Lords, and his magic animal was a mollusc. Scary stuff.
A knight with an eagle hologram on his chest. His job was knowledge. Yours was losing his staff.
Zoids had the best names in the toy aisle. Zabre proves it.
Named by a seven-year-old, and all the better for it.
A glider, for when M.A.S.K. didn't have enough vehicles already.
Hero and villain in one box, which saved asking for two.
Captain Power's toys could shoot at your telly. He's who you were aiming at.


Turned up late to the ThunderCats with a big hammer. Nobody was going to say no.
An octopus soldier. Even for Battle Beasts, that's a lot.
The little inventor from the 1987 film. The one you pretended was good.


A skeleton who glowed in the dark, so he was terrible company at bedtime.
A bionic dinosaur with weapons on its horns. He-Man's 1987 was a strange time.
A tiny ant soldier named after an old novel about the Foreign Legion. Who was this for?
Known as the most disgusting Transformer. His own team didn't want him because of the smell.
A robot wolf whose head was a tiny man called Monzo. Nothing about that is normal.
Cobra's drill instructor came with boxing gloves and a punchbag. You definitely used the punchbag.
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