I’ll have you know i met she-ra at the shopping mall in like 1984 or 85, sir. LolMr_Saver not a real fan, confirmed.
I’ll have you know i met she-ra at the shopping mall in like 1984 or 85, sir. LolMr_Saver not a real fan, confirmed.
That wasn't the real She-Ra, that was just one of her helpers. I'm sorry you had to find out this way.I’ll have you know i met she-ra at the shopping mall in like 1984 or 85, sir. Lol
Well don't mind if I do. Now if they'll mark Thunder Punch down.For $12, sure, I'll have a Flying Fists He-Man after all. You're welcome, Amazon.
The only lesson they will learn from this is to make everything a Barbie.Just a slight tangent but the Barbie She-Ra went up on Mattel Creations today and apparently sold out in 10 minutes.
Yes I know it is Barbie and how much of a fandom that alone brings, but at least something MOTU related finally sold out quickly again on Mattel Creations this year.
I would have bought the one yesterday if she had been more like those. I need articulation so I can pose them.I'm so sad we never got these, the two She-Ra dolls we received had great clothes and bodies. I customized mine and you see her every time you see me post on here. Maybe there's still hope for these to be made; I'm pretty sure the Netflix series' success killed this line before it started.
I'm having the same issue. Action figure armor as a whole has always been annoying to me. Both the type like this where you feed a strap through or the type where you have to tab one side into another like some of the MOTUC have. Honestly the easiest to deal with was always the hard plastic shell type like vintage Jitsu and Clawful had.I have been messing some with my vintage collection Faker lately, and I have to say. His armor is a bitch! I have x2 vintage collection Fakers, and both have the same problem. The strap that threads through and fastens his armor on his back near the left arm threads and fastens so easy. the strap by the right arm om his back, is almost too short to even hope to thread it through, and even if you get it in there, it doesn't ever want to go over the first notch and securely fasten.
The right strap does seem shorter. And, he has the die cast machine parts sculpted on to his chest. Which doesn't allow his armor to lay perfectly flat and flush in the front. Which also makes it just a tiny bit harder to try and fasten that strap by his right arm.
I can get his armor on and display it, so it looks like it's on. But if you are playing around with the figure at all, the right strap slips out and come undone.