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The vintage MOTU Thunder Punch He-man 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.
It was launched in different countries, so we can find it with cartons in different languages or with slight color changes.
Thunder Punch He-man has an “Action-feature” where by placing gunpowder on his back and activating his waist, he makes a punch that sounds like a blank pistol.
Having to put powder on its back and the mini-explosion made, it break its back easily, so finding this piece clean and unbroken can be somewhat costly.
He-man is the main protagonist and hero of the “Masters of the universe” series, he is able to become the strongest man in the universe when he manages to channel through his sword “The Power of Grayskull”.
During his adventures, he is accompanied by many allies, such as Man-At-Arms or Teela to fight against all the enemies that threaten the peace of the universe. Its main enemy is Skeletor who also wants to gain the power of grayskull.
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