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The figure of Jitsu of MOTU vintage 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.
His “Action-Feature” simulates a Karate chop by raising his right arm.
This figure was released in several countries, so we can find it with cards in different languages, and with slight changes in some color tones.
There is known an Argetina variant of Jitsu where his right arm was changed using the mold of Fisto’s fist.
Jitsu is a villain warrior known to be a master of martial arts. Jitsu is distinguished by his large golden right hand, which he uses as a powerful and devastating weapon in combat.
This villain is one of the henchmen of Skeletor and a formidable opponent for Fisto and the other heroes of Eternia.
Jitsu possesses exceptional hand-to-hand combat skills and is renowned for his dexterity and speed. In addition to his golden hand, he often wields a sword, reinforcing his image as a fearsome warrior.
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