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Leech, from "Masters of the Universe - MOTU (vintage)" collection, includes the following accessories:
This figure was part of the fourth wave of figures in the vintage Masters of the Universe collection, launched by Mattel in 1985.
It was released in different countries, so we can find it with packaging in different languages or with slight color variations.
The most sought-after variant of this figure has a black-painted belt buckle.
Leech is a member of the Horde of Terror, led by Hordak. He is a monster with an amphibious appearance and characteristics similar to a leech. His skin is green and slimy, and he has suction cups on his hands and mouth.
Leech has the ability to attach himself to his enemies and absorb their life energy, leaving them weakened. This ability makes him a formidable and feared adversary in both hand-to-hand combat and ambushes.
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