Magno-Magno-Man!

Magnoz are collectable stylised rope figures with magnets for their hands and feet, large round faces adorned with wicked graphics and spiky coloured hair! The best things to come out of Australia since the boomerang, they stick to anything (as long as it's metal of course). Highly collectable, pose, click, hang stick and join them.

So far there have been 21 different Magno-z shared between series 1 and series 2.

Series 1
Gordon, Susie, Quin, Odee, Bo, Wasa, Chin Bruce and Mary

Series 2
Hanna, Flo, Louise, Adam, Pete, Ping, Fu, Don, Bindi, Ken, Jenny and Jin.

Each one comes with two different hair styles (Normal and Mohawk) and in one of six different colours. Some colours are rarer than others depending on the Magnoz with the mohawk hairstyles being highly sought after, there are a total of 144 different styles and combinations in series 2 so setting out to collect them all can be quite a task (and that doesn't even include the rare Pink Punk and Purple Emperor and ultra rare Black and White Rainbow Warriors).

Series 1: The Black Emperor and Rainbow Warrior

The two most collectable Magnoz in series 1: The Black Emperor and Rainbow Warrior are highly sought after by collectors. These unique characters can only be found in game tins which come blind packed. But they are randomly packed so there are no guarantees! If you are really lucky you will find the super rare Rainbow Warrior.

  

Series 2 is no exception with rare Magno-z. There is the Pink Punk and Purple Emperor - classed as rare and found in approximately one in every 12 tins, whereas there are two colours of Rainbow Warrior available, being black and white - these are found totally at random.

As well as a great looking CDU, Magnoz also come packed in 100’s in a great looking metal cylinder; ideal for showing off their magnetic personalities. Each Magnoz cylinder is blind packed, will you be lucky enough to find a Rainbow Warrior in yours?

Playing the game

Each player will need 3 magnoz of the same colour.

Player 1 tosses their empty Mango-Man tin approximately 2 metres.

Each player then takes it in turns to throw one of their three Magnoz at a magnoz tin, trying to attach as many feet and hands to the tin as possible.

When all Magnoz are thrown, player 1 then picks up the tin and all players count the number of hands and feet that are stuck to it.

A point is scored for each hand and foot stuck to the tin, in the case of a player having a Black Emperor, two points are scored for each hand or foot and four are scored for a Rainbow Warrior.

Once you've got yourself a good hand full of Magnoz there is no end to the fun. Throw them on the fridge. Play the game. Twist and pose them. Decorate your computer. Hide them on your friends. Make a Magno-Chain. Trade them with friends. Be the first to win a Magno-Competition!