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The Accessories that come with the Skeletor figure are:
Skeletor is the main antagonist and is part of the first wave of “Masters of the Universe” figures, although he was reedited several times, his “8-back” blister version, with the illustration of the first 8 figures on the card back, is the most expensive of all, as it is a first version.
Depending on the country of production of the figure we can find slight changes in the color of this figure. The colors of the Indian version stand out from the rest.
On the first versions of this figure created in Taiwan, the boot has only the front part of the boot painted.
Skeletor is the main antagonist of the “Masters of the Universe” franchise, an evil demon who leads an army of villains. The aspirations of Skeletor are to defeat He-man and take over the powers of the Grayskull Castle, becoming the most powerful being in the universe and thus having Eternia and the rest of the universe under his control.
The character of Skeletor is possibly the most mythical and famous of the entire franchise, even surpassing the main character He-man, today we can already consider him as an icon of the 80’s and even of pop culture.
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