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The vintage MOTU Fisto figure includes the following accessories:
This figure is part of the third wave of figures from the vintage “Masters of the Universe” collection released by Mattel in 1984.
The figure of Fisto has an “Action Feature” in which, raising his arm, he strikes a blow with his gigantic fist.
It was produced in different countries and there may be slight changes in the shades of its color, but some variants are known from: Mexico, France, and Spain, where the sword is replaced by a Katana like the one from Jitsu but in different color.
This figure was also sold in a pack together with Stridor.
Fisto is a powerful warrior with a bionic fist capable of crushing anything, at first he was a mercenary under the orders of Skeletor, but, He-man convinces him to join the Masters of the Universe.
He is also considered to be a great rival of the evil karateka Jitsu, even in some versions of the Masterverses it is explained that Fisto is the older brother of Man-At-Arms.
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