3 hours ago, ChrisMOTUFAN said:Holy crap Jay! I missed this article. Can't wait to order this version of teela!!! Oh man oh man oh man..... head sculpt is much improved too!
I noticed the head change too. It seems they actually listened to feedback from the early photos. This is much closer to her animation model.
Holy crap Jay! I missed this article. Can't wait to order this version of teela!!! Oh man oh man oh man..... head sculpt is much improved too!
I wish merman got the deluxe treatment with triclops and trapjaw. Giving him the option for both looks. The molding on all of these has been really good just not the best paint aps in this series.
It looks better in this new image, this line is improving in my opinion
I'm in for Teela, Merman, Skeletor. I passed on the wave 1 Skeletor because I really disliked the headsculpt. I'll be using this one as my main Skelly.
Mer Man I definitely for me, maybe Teela.
Not collecting this line because, based on everything I've seen from Mattel regarding MOTU, I don't think they'll correct the entire 3 to 1 packing ratios of He-Man and Skeletor over other characters habits that killed all the 200X line. I recently came across no less than 40 Skelegods on an end cap in my local Target, with the only other available characters being about 5 each He-Man and Skeletor. I think this line is a great concept and the figures so far have looked really good, but it's ultimately destined for a very short life due to Mattel's standard and very outdated practices. I just can't take the disappointment that I got from the cancellation of the 200X line again.
After all these years I never thought I'd be collecting He0-Man figures again but here we are. Didn't like the show a bit but love the toys. Especially the classic renditions.
I've been looking forward to classic Teela, but what is going on with that face sculpt??? Doesn't look anything like her! Also disappointed that Mer-Man doesn't include his classic chest armor and undamaged head.
They look really plain, especially Merman. I thought these were Reaction figures at first.
