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The figure of Principe de Adam of MOTU vintage includes the following accessories:
This figure is nothing more than the mold of the figure He-man painted with other colors, it stands out for its cloth vest, belt and power sword of a lilac-pink color.
This figure was produced in several countries and the colors of the vest, belt or weapon can change a lot. Among all the variants, some stand out, such as the Mexican version of AURIMAT “Santa Claus Prince Adam” where the belt button was replaced by a rather large buckle.
Also the toymaker LEO TOY from India launched this figure, but with a blue belt and the button is a kind of golden ball. Another curious thing about the Indian version is that we can find it either with the standard cardback or with the card of the line “He-man The New Adventures”.
TOP TOYS in Argentina also released several versions of this figure, where the colors of the underpants and belts changed from black-lilac to lilac-black, you can also see differences in the color of the weapon.
Prince Adam is the alter ego of He-man and son of King Randor, is the character he uses to hide his powers and go unnoticed, in the purest Clark Kent (Superman) or Peter Parker (Spiderman) style.
Although this dual personality did not exist in the original comics that included the figures, the animator FILMATION decided to create it and over time it has been maintained in other series and lines of comics.
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