MOTU Origins Thundercats Lion-O



I'm ok with this version of Lion-O. It'll look great next to the He-Man figure in this line. 
But THIS is the version we can all relate to! A quick switch of accessories and we've got a close to spot on ( claw shield not cartoon accurate) O.G. Lion - O! 

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  1. GIJigsawMay 26, 2026 at 6:16 AM

    Great mash up. Awesome poses. Love the new banner for your blog.

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    1. Big ToneMay 27, 2026 at 4:47 AM

      Thanks, Jigs. You can get these figures into some really cool poses, surprisingly. The articulation is pretty great for a chunkier figure.

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