MOTU Snake- Men - Necro- Conda

I don't like to army build. It's expensive and I just don't have the space for it. However, after finding MOTU Origins Necro-Conda at a decent price on eBay, I decided to pick up two more. 
As always, the box art is on point. He-man has got his hands full!
I'm not very familiar with much of the Snake-Men roster. I know King Hiss, Tung Lashor, Kobra Khan etc. Necro-Conda is new to me. Apparently, these glow-in-the-dark entities are magically manifested by way of Snake Men soldier sorcery. Zoom in on the bio-card for more details. 
Necro-Conda is an absolutely bad-ass figure! He comes equipped with two swords a dagger and removable pincher on his right arm. My favorite accessory is the articulated snake tail! 
Another great aesthetic is the soft goods cape and hood. 
Necro's snake tail accessory is articulated but has limited range of motion. You can still get him into some pretty decent poses. 
More Snake-Men figures coming up! 

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