2 MINUTE TOY BREAK !

If there's one thing I would have liked to see a little more of in the recently released Masters of the Universe movie was a small snapshot of some of the supporting character's backgrounds. Even though I grew up with the cartoons and witnessed Ram Man duking it out on many occasions, I really didn't know much about him. After looking it up, it seems as though Ram Man has a couple of different origin stories. One of them states that he  gets his power from an inherited suit of armor. Another refers to him as a "brutal loner". This figure embodies the latter. I'm good with that 👍  It feels weird but also super satisfying being able to articulate and pose Ram Man's lower half. Those of us who grew up with the vintage figure know just what I mean. Aside from a couple of minor QC issues, I'm genuinely enjoying this line. Every figure is unique and does a good job of bringing our favorite cartoon characters to life. I...

I was on the fence when it came to deciding wether or not I wanted to collect these deluxe articulated MOTU Chronicles figures. I was perfectly fine with just picking up the budget friendly Core line but since key figures like Ram Man, Tri-Klops and Fisto were omitted, I felt like the Chronicles line could fill that void.  Of all the newly designed Masters of the Universe movie characters, Tri-Klops is probably the most humdrum. Even with that distinction, TK still looks pretty cool.  It takes a little work but you can get TK into some decent poses. While I'm not crazy about the musket, I like that every figure has their own, distinct weapon.