MOTU Origins Snake Men - Lord Gr'asp

Lets start with the name, because it's all in the name. Lord Gr'asp! You have to be pretty important to be appointed "Lord" of anything. Of all the cool Snake Men monikers, Lord Gr'asp's is my faves.
MOTU art never gets old! I need to see these iterations of Snake men in an animated series. Throw in some Sun-Man cameos and i'll be a happy man. Also, who's the guy in the left hand corner? Is that Clamp- Champ?
What I like the most about this figure is the color scheme. There's an unhealthy shortage of black and yellow action figures out there and its concerning. Comment below If you can think of any. 
There aren't many flaws with this figure. If I had to nitpick it would probably be the little action lever on Lord Gr'asps's claw. It's the same as Clawful's. I was never a fan of visible action feature levers on figures. Lines like Flash Gordon DOTE and Marvel Toy biz 4" figures come to mind. That aside, Lord Gr'asp is a dope action figure and a must add if you're looking to bolster your Snake-Men collection!

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