MOTU Origins Thundercats Panthro


Panthro came with so many accessories that I actually forgot to attach his leg armor in the first few pics. It's one of the few accessories that made the cut for my default Origins Panthro. 
The ball & chain and  battle axe are interchangeable. 

O.G. Panthro with the red and blue Chucks! 
 The cool thing about these figures is the amount of accessories included. You don't have to go with any one look for your figure. Experiment to your heart's content. This is what my MOTU Panthro will look like! 
My MOTU/T-CATS collection so far!

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  1. FujiJune 2, 2026 at 12:02 AM

    Nice looking figure. Love all the accessories each of these figures comes with.

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    1. Big ToneJune 2, 2026 at 7:45 PM

      The accessories are really fun to experiment with. The Origins line is super customizable.

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  2. GIJigsawJune 2, 2026 at 9:18 PM

    That is one bad ass figure.

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