He-Man, and also the Masters of the Universe
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That was an amazing use of panel!
I love the art but without dialogue it is sort of strange.
"Hi there, I'm Optimus Prime! And when I'm shooting up the street for no reason and the neighbors are all yelling at me, it's nice to know the people at Mutual of Omaha are..."
-sorry, Marlin Perkins flashback...
"Hi there, I'm Optimus Prime! And when I'm shooting up the street for no reason and the neighbors are all yelling at me, it's nice to know the people at Mutual of Omaha are..."
-sorry, Marlin Perkins flashback...
lol. Yeah, it took a second to realize that they were giving them powers not just shooting them.
Nice!
Where did those images come from?
Where did those images come from?
I don't know whether to be amused or angry.
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Retailer system digging has revealed most of the 200x Cartoon Collection through the mid-later part of next year. Not complete (missing some deluxe figures) and obviously subject to change. Sadly, the Snakemen are ignored from these listings.
Wave 1- He-Man, TriKops, Stratos, Deluxe Beastman
Wave 2- Man At Arms, Evil-Lyn, Moss Man, Deluxe Ram Man
Wave 3- Skeletor, Prince Adam, Zodak, Deluxe Clawful
Wave 4- Teela, Orko, Mer-man, Deluxe Roboto
Wave 5- Keldor, Buzz-Off, Webstor, Deluxe Unknown
Wave 6- Sorceress, SyKlone, TrapJaw, Deluxe Unknown
And, again, no Snakemen. Though, between Fisto, Mekanek, Man-E-Faces, Randor, non-show allies, and variants to He-Man and Man At Arms, there are plenty of characters to mine to fill out another year. I’d like to hope that the 2002 Horde would be on tap (maybe digging up some unproduced concepts for season 3 variations), but I’m not sure Mattel has the focus the get through the Snakemen, much less Horde in this “theme” before moving on.
Wave 1- He-Man, TriKops, Stratos, Deluxe Beastman
Wave 2- Man At Arms, Evil-Lyn, Moss Man, Deluxe Ram Man
Wave 3- Skeletor, Prince Adam, Zodak, Deluxe Clawful
Wave 4- Teela, Orko, Mer-man, Deluxe Roboto
Wave 5- Keldor, Buzz-Off, Webstor, Deluxe Unknown
Wave 6- Sorceress, SyKlone, TrapJaw, Deluxe Unknown
And, again, no Snakemen. Though, between Fisto, Mekanek, Man-E-Faces, Randor, non-show allies, and variants to He-Man and Man At Arms, there are plenty of characters to mine to fill out another year. I’d like to hope that the 2002 Horde would be on tap (maybe digging up some unproduced concepts for season 3 variations), but I’m not sure Mattel has the focus the get through the Snakemen, much less Horde in this “theme” before moving on.
Well, at least I have some time before Roboto, if I get him.
If you ever actually see Roboto on shelves tell him I said "Thank you very much".
I'm also surprised Trap Jaw isn't a deluxe, I have the 2000x original, his arm is a whole different level of complexity than the usual 'pipe with a socket', as were each of the attachments.
I'm also surprised Trap Jaw isn't a deluxe, I have the 2000x original, his arm is a whole different level of complexity than the usual 'pipe with a socket', as were each of the attachments.
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Why is Skeletor all the way in Wave 3?
The Sorceress is the only one I want to get out of this batch unless the Unknowns are something cool.
I really do hope that they get to the Snakemen and Horde for the 200X line. I would really like to add a lot of those to my 200X collection.
On the one hand is disappointing that there's very little I want having no interest in the Cartoon, 200X or Masteeverse lines, but it is nice not to fear for my wallet.
And the Sketch Series figures give me something I still want for Origins.
-ZacWilliam, I don't think it's happening but I'd love to get Bengali for the XThundercats line.
And the Sketch Series figures give me something I still want for Origins.
-ZacWilliam, I don't think it's happening but I'd love to get Bengali for the XThundercats line.
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