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The figure of Stinkor MOTU vintage 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.
The figure of Stinkor is characterized because in his day the toymaker MATTEL decided to impregnate this figure with a foul smell to emulate the great power of the character (the bad smell), over the years that smell has been lost, but we can still find some figure with some scent sender.
This figure was manufactured in several different countries and we can find some variants of it: we have a version in which the back is not painted, lacking the white stripe that most figures have.
But undoubtedly the rarest and most sought-after variant is the one made in France, where they changed the shield for one like He-man, but colored to blue with orange stickers.
Stinkor is a faithful servant of Skeletor, loves everything nauseating and its greatest weapon is the foul odor it can give off, capable of knocking down its opponents.
Its weak point is all fresh and natural fragrances., being Mossman its biggest competitor.
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