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The vintage MOTU Modulok figure includes the following accessories:
This figure was part of the fourth wave of figures from the vintage “Masters of the Universe” collection, released by Mattel in 1985.
This figure stands out because it consists of 27 pieces that can be combined in multiple ways, creating infinite variations of the monster.
It was launched in different countries, so we can find it with cartons in different languages or with slight color changes.
The variant most desirable of Modulok is the Argentine version of the toy company Top Toys, in which they created several of their pieces in green instead of red.
Modulok is a member of the Horde, led by Hordak. He is a mad scientist and biotech genius who possesses the unique ability to reconfigure his body.
Modulok can break down and recombine its body parts in a variety of ways, allowing it to take on multiple shapes and configurations to suit different combat situations.
Visually, Modulok has a monstrous, modular appearance, with multiple limbs and heads that can be swapped at will. This ability to transform makes him an unpredictable and versatile opponent.
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