Figure models

Figure models are a mechanic in the SuperThings franchise which show how figures are meant to be displayed. There are several models and several material types used in various characters.

## General

Most common figures and Toy Range figures are all made of hard rubber and are painted with different colours, which in a series, has a code. There is only one colour in a Toy Range, but depending on how many SuperThings there are, it varies too.

## Crystal Superthings

In Series 2, Guardians of Kazoom, some Ultra Rares and Toy Ranges, there are crystal Superthings. Like the normal figures, they too are made of hard rubber. However, most of the rubber, including the cape, is translucent, making the figures almost see-through. The Kazoom Kids in Guardians of Kazoom have these traits too.

## Spies

Like normal Superthings, Spies are made of hard rubber, which is ordinary. However, their eyes are not revealed unless in warm water. This is because they are thermochromic, which is when something only changes colour at certain temperatures.

## Rare Superthings

Rare Superthings, whom are the Leaders of whatever team they are on, have a silver colour on their hard rubber model. Silver is considered a shiny colour, so as of such, they give off a chrome effect.

## Super Rare Superthings

Super Rare Superthings, whom are the Super Leaders of whatever side they are on in a Series, have a gold colour on their hard rubber model. Like silver, gold too is shiny, so they also give off a chrome effect.

## Chrome Superthings

In the 10th Series, Rescue Force, common figures will also have the chrome effect, as revealed on social media right before Magic Box Toys announced it.

## Neon Superthings

In the Neon Power Series, some Superthings along with Kazoom Kids have a neon effect that makes them appear brighter than a normal figure.

## Colour change superthings

Some common superthings and kazoom kids could change their original colour also changing their power. This feature is included in the series ultra rare Morph and series 6 Oculus. Both of these change their identity from villain to hero.

## Glow in the dark superthings

Some common super things in series 13 (Evolution) can glow in the dark this feature is included in the series ultra rare Galacticool.This feature is also present in series 7 ultra rare D.R Volt but only his head.

## Kazoom Kids

Unlike the rest of the figures in the franchise, Kazoom Kids are not made of hard rubber. Instead, they are made of plastic, just like vehicles (Which is surprising since they are put in boxes and not blind bags, as if they were treated as larger objects, which normally would go there). In Guardians of Kazoom, they are all translucent, even though Starberry and Trasher also have these traits and were from the Kazoom Kids Series (Which might also be surprising since they are rivals).

## Ultra Rares

### Enigma

Enigma is displayed as being shiny in Series 1 and all the Toy Ranges he appears in.

### Professor. K

Professor. K is mostly displayed as a translucent figure in Series 2 and all the Toy Ranges he appears in. Surprisingly, in the first episode of Series 2 (Which is also the comic guide story), he drinks the Krystaline, which is a substance he made in order to create Crystal Superthings, having a crystal-like appearance, implying he too became a Crystal Superthing.

### Mr. King

Like Enigma, Mr. King is also shiny in his respective Series and Toy Ranges. In the Heroes' Headquarters Toy set, he appears with Ron Ron, whom does not have a chrome effect.

### Kid Kazoom

Like Professor. K, Kid Kazoom also has a translucent effect in his respective Series and Toy Ranges. Surprisingly, in Series 2, his former self, Kid Shine, also is a Crystal Superthing.

### Kid Fury

Like some of his predecessors, Kid Fury also has a translucent effect in Series 5 and in his Toy Ranges.

### Oculus Max

Unlike his predecessors, he appears in a standard hard rubber effect, apart from his cape, which has a chrome effect. However, unlike the predecessors, his rubber is thermochromic, just like the Spies. In warm water, he changes his form into a Hero and a Villain once submerged in cold water, which also is his default form. The cape, which is metallic, does not change colour.

### Dr. Volt

Dr. Volt's lower body has a somewhat metallic effect. However, this is not the case for the bulb in his head. It is luminescent, being transparent also on the outside. Therefore, in the dark, that bulb glows, but the rest of the figure does not glow.

### Neon/Kazoom Blast

In the Kazoom Kids Series, Neon Blast partially has a transparent effect, though he is not fully transparent. In Guardians of Kazoom, storywise, he returns as Kazoom Blast after touching both Kazooms while being made out of Kazoom himself. His figure model is now mostly translucent with blue and red, representing the two Kazooms.

### Emperorder and Moonarchaos

Moonarchaos is shiny and Emperorder is partially translucent.

### Colorflash

Like the Series figures and Kazoom Kids, he also has a neon effect, but his crystal ball part has multiple colours and is translucent.

### Morph

Like Oculus Max, his rubber is thermochromic, and he can also change colour in warm water.