2 MINUTE TOY BREAK !

Space Sumo confused the heck out of collectors. He doesn't look like a space dude or a Sumo. Apparently, his powers and name were bestowed upon him by some of the mightiest warriors in history.  Space Sumo looks pretty bad ass! The mask reminds me of the old Remco Secret of the Ninja line.  So far, so good for Pig-Head. Looks like he's handling himself nicely. Space Sumo will try to change that! 

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 😵 

 It's very MOTU-ish to add an "o" at the end of a characters name, which is probably why OLMEC Toys followed suit. I get it. Funny names aside, let's get to know Holographo!  While Kikto relies on hand to hand combat and knife play to fight off the evil forces of Pig-Head, Holographo chooses to fight with his brains. Having the scientific power to manipulate illusions, Holographo can visually confuse the enemy. For example, see that pepperoni and cheese pizza on Holographos chest? Wrong! It's not really a pepperoni and cheese pizza, but I bet you thought it was. I did. So did Pig-Head! Now you're confused, I'm a little bit hungry and Pig-Head's Distracted long enough for Holographo to call on Zap-Man for back up!

I'm having a great time with these figures. Even though they released under the MOTU banner, they feel like a completely different toy line. Today we take a look at Kikto, Sun-Mans right hand Karate man! Kikto is a kickboxer equipped with razor sharp star discs and combat knife.  Kikto is part of the MOTU Origins ROTS 3 pack so you're not going to get a mini comic with these figures. Instead, you get a file card made out of some pretty thick cardboard with character artwork on one side and  bio on the back. What's nice about these cards is that you don't have to cut them out. Clean and finished edges on all 4 sides.  As far as playability goes, everything stays on pretty good. The arm gauntlets have to be pushed up a bit so that they're on tight but it's not a big deal. The leg accessories fit nicely and you can even store his knife on his chest. I do wish the web gear and accessories were silver.  ...