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Wilykat figure of Thundercats LJN – Vintage includes the following accessories:
In 1986 LJN launched a sub-line within the collection of figures of the Thundercats called Companions, this sub-line were pieces of characters smaller in size than the normal ones, being smaller pieces the selling price was somewhat lower at that time.
This piece is the second version of Wilykat in this line of toys, previously a statuette of Wilykat was included as an accessory to the figure of the Tygra, in this case we find a much more defined sculpture with several points of articulation. There are no known variants of this figure.
Wilykat called “Felina” in the Spanish version of the series, she is the older sister of WilyKit (Felino), the two puppies of the Thundercats, are twin brothers, both are inspired by the bobcat (or North American bobcat), they are called the “ThunderPuppies” by the other ThunderCats, although they are older than Lion-O.
They are unruly and, as Lion-O, also have lessons to learn while living on the Third Earth. They use tricks and traps to fight against their enemies. Wilykit is the most adventurous and WilyKat the less cautious. The skill of both is the use of their “space boards” (specially designed flying devices shaped like surfboards) that can carry them over long distances.
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