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Kwame & Ma-ti figure of the Captain Planet collection includes the following accessories:
Kwame & Ma-ti is part of the collection of figures based on the animated series “Captain Planet” released during the decade of the 90’s.
These figures were released by the toy companies TIGER TOY in America and KENNER in Europe, so we can find it with cartons in different languages, but the figure is unchanged.
This time we have a pack with two planetarium figures, Kwame and Ma-ti, this pack has two versions, one with the figures in exactly the same colors as the normal version and the other with a color variant in the figures.
Kwame is the bearer of the Earth Ring and the first Planetary to be introduced. He is also the one who provokes the reaction that results in Captain Planet, always starting the routine with his catchphrase, “Let our powers combine.” Acts as the unofficial leader of the team.
Ma-Ti is the bearer of the “Ring of Heart” and the last Planetary to be summoned. Despite being the youngest, he is usually the first to come to his senses and expose the truth to other planeteers if they are lost or arguing.
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