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The vintage Motu Faker figure includes the following accessories:
Faker was released in 1983 as part of the second wave of MOTU figures, this figure was produced in several countries and can be found with different cartons.
Their Indian version of the LEO toys toymaker is possibly the variant most prized of the entire collection, as it included extra accessories that the other versions did not include, such as a cane, a skirt like those of the figure of Skeletor but in orange.
Faker is a robot created in the image and likeness of He-man and controlled by Skeletor for, by pretending to be him, to be able to deceive the Sorceress and thus enter the castle of Grayskull.
Depending on the series or the comic book we read, the origin of the Faker may vary, but he usually ends up being a puppet in the hands of Skeletor.
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