Masters of the Universe Masterverse Collection, 7-in MOTU Battle Figures for Storytelling Play and Display, Gift for Kids Age 6 and Older and Adult Collectors

Got this for my little guy for Christmas, as he has started watching the Netflix versions of He-man.Having watched He-man as a kid and had a few of the toys myself, I can really appreciate how far figures have come. The method that they use to make things like their hands and weapons, they are much more flexible than the old stuff, meaning it will be more durable over time. The old figures hands and weapons would often break if used enough, which made them just about useless.In addition, the figure actually comes with extra interchangeable hands in different grips, so you can really go for the look you want if you plan on displaying it instead.Also got him Battle Cat in this edition from a different place, together they look impressive (Battle Cat is huge).For the price, its a good buy for your kid or a collector.

My first He-Man of the new age. My Motu fever got light again

Great figure and arrived as shown and in good condition. Would purchase this brand again. My 11 year old son loved it!

Your supposed to be able to get these at Walmart and good luck. Looking on here this is the first time I was able to find one of these for under 50 dollars.Got this for 28 before tax. I haven't been able to get a clear picture of the suggested MSRP, but if your like me and you regret sleeping on those classical styled (but more detailed) MOTU figures from a few years ago that now go for 100+ or more for the popular characters you'll want to get these.Just got mine today. Very minor imperfection on the blister pack, nothing that can't be bend back into place. The figure is intact, the plastic bubble is not dented. Everything is perfect, and looks like a more detailed version of what I remember from when I was a kid.I regret losing and or giving my toys away over the years and as an adult I've worked to grow my collection of more grown up nostalgic action figures. And now I keep them in the package on display and view them as a fond memory and a small investment I can also enjoy.Don't wait until these are impossible to find or are priced out of a normal persons budget.

Good figure

I was never a huge fan of He-Man as a kid, and much of that was the stiffness and lack of detail on the action figures. Thankfully, this modern interpretation is much better designed for interactive play while keeping the retro aesthetic mostly intact. The limbs are surprisingly durable with many points of articulation and the paint and finish quality are much higher than classic figures. The accessories feel a bit cheap and soft, but they're suitable enough and they actually fit in the figure's hands. Overall, if you're a collector or just looking for a fun gift for a kid this version of He-Man is fantastic for the price.

It looks plain and uninteresting I know, but it's better in person. Even if you don't want the savage He-man. If you can get it cheap (14.00), it's worth it for the weapons and Orko alone.As far as I know, there has not been a MV release of Orko outside this set. The axe is the best out of all the 7" scale He-man releases, and the spear is pretty good as well. The sword is the standard one that has come with all of the MV releases, accept the 40th anniversary HM. That sword kind of sucks. The savage He-man sword would make a great replacement.

As described, arrived on time, looks great.