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The figure He-man of the “MOTU – New Adventures” includes the following accessories:
This is the first version of the figure of He-man in the line of The New Adventures, If we compare it with those of the vintage line, we can observe that the muscles of the He-man were considerably reduced and given a much more futuristic aesthetic in keeping with the new series. These changes did not convince many fans of the franchise.
This line was released both in America and Europe with small differences in the packaging, even in France came out a pack where it included a free cassette that narrated some adventures of the character, but we can not consider that there is any variant of this figure.
He-man is the prince of Eternia and protagonist of the franchise. Masters of the Universe, on this occasion we find one of his versions in the series “He-man the new adventures” where he has to travel to the future to save the planet Primus and continue his fight with Skeletor.
The design of this character was not very popular among the fans of the series, since it was modified from its “vintage” version, and was given a more futuristic aesthetic in line with the new series.
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