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Roboto, 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.
The Roboto figure has an "action feature" whereby turning his waist causes his internal gears and mouth to move. He also has several interchangeable arms with different weapons.
It was released in different countries, so we can find it with boxes in different languages or with slight color changes.
There are two known variants of the Roboto figure, one with silver boots and the other with metallic pink boots.
Roboto is a robot ally of He-Man and his companions. Depending on the series or comic we read, his origin may vary slightly, but in all of them, Man-At-Arms repairs or builds him so that he can join the forces of good.
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