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Ma-Mutt, from "ThunderCats - Thundercats" collection, includes the following accessories:
In 1986, LJN launched a sub-line within the Thundercats figure collection called "Companions." This sub-line consisted of figures that were smaller in size than the standard ones; because they were smaller, their retail price was somewhat lower at the time.
Prior to this figure, Ma-Mutt was also released as an accessory for the Mumm-Ra figure, though it was a different sculpt. In this case, we have a poseable figure that is larger than the small statue included in its master’s blister pack. Two variants of this figure are known: one with a black chain and another with a silver chain.
Ma-Mutt is the faithful pet of Mumm-Ra, the Eternal. Resembling a bulldog, Ma-Mutt is the only creature in whom Mumm-Ra has complete trust. This canine demon, though unable to speak, displays incredible, almost human intelligence. He carries out his master’s plans without question and is fiercely loyal to the demon priest.
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