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The vintage Motu Man-E-Faces figure includes the following accessories:
The figure of Man-e-faces is part of the second wave of figures in the collection, produced by Mattel in 1983.
This figure was produced in different countries among which there may be slight color changes, as is normal the variant with more different colors in the version of the Indian toymaker “LEO toys”.
The first Man-e-faces sold in the United States included a promotion where they gave away a pack with 5 extra brown weapons.
Man-E-Faces is known for his ability to switch between three different faces: a man, a robot and a monster.
This ability allows him to adapt to different situations and enemies in combat. As both an actor and a warrior, Man-E-Faces is an ally of He-Man and the Masters of the Universe.
His ability to transform not only gives him a strategic advantage in battle, but also symbolizes the internal struggle between his different personalities.
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