MOTU Origins - Zap- Man

Zap- Man might be my favorite figure, so far, in the MOTU ROTS Sun-Man line. Equipped with virus killing mini towers on both arms, Zap-Man relies on computer hacking skills and defense to protect against dangerous tech. More or less what Mainframe is to the Joes. 
Zap-Man is a solid figure with a bright color scheme that I'm really digging! I love the accessories and the helmet design. The head sculpt is cool but was repurposed for another Sun-Man figure that I'll be reviewing in the next couple of days. It's a good thing he's got a helmet. Other than that, Mattel has done an excellent job with this run. 
Is it curtains for Pig-Head?!? Stay tuned 😵 

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  1. FujiOctober 23, 2025 at 8:37 AM

    So far... Pig-Head is my favorite. Solid accessories and he stands out of the group.

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    1. Big ToneOctober 23, 2025 at 1:54 PM

      That's because you haven't seen Hypno yet 😉😉

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