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Commando Modo of the “Biker Mice from Mars” figure collection includes the following accessories:
This piece is part of the wave called Freedom Fighters from the “Biker Mice from Mars” collection created by the toy company Galoob in 1994.
The collection was distributed in different countries, so we can find the cardboard in different languages, there are no known variants of this figure.
The three figures of the mice have antennas, which can be put inside the head so that the helmet can fit, these antennas break easily, so it is necessary to take care that the figure has these antennas in good condition.
Modo is one of the main characters of the 90’s animated series “Biker Mice from Mars”. He is an anthropomorphic mouse and a member of the main trio of intergalactic bikers.
Modo is known for its strength and protective nature. He has a bionic arm that he obtained after losing his original one in a battle against the Plutarkians, the antagonists of the series.
In addition, Modo is the biggest and strongest of the group, making him the muscle of the team. Despite his rough appearance, he has a noble heart and a strong sense of justice.
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