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Blast-Attak, from "Masters of the Universe - MOTU (vintage)" collection, includes the following accessories:
This is one of the figures from the latest wave of "Masters of the Universe," which makes it a little harder and more expensive to find than others in the same collection.
This figure was distributed in different countries, so we can find it with boxes in different languages, slight changes in color, or marked with a different country, but nothing special to note.
Blast-Attack was called Doblor in Europe. This explosive robot has an "action feature" that allows it to explode. By placing the cord on its back and pressing the button, the springs are activated, causing the figure to split in half and send its pieces flying through the air.
Blast-Attak is a bomb robot, an automaton with reasoning abilities. Depending on the comic we read, Blast-Attak is part of King Hiss's army or Skeletor's.
Regardless of who his master is, his explosive abilities are always present in this character's story.
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