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Mad Max figures would’ve been BAD ASS!

Is she Blanch, Rose, Dorothy or Sophia?

I was honestly expecting to see the Golden Girls sitcom elderly TV characters as action figures when I saw Golden Girl as the title. Cool to see this was a unique toy line of women Warriors. Nice presentation, thanks.

I purchased the evil barbarian girl for my sister, and she used her as an ally to He-Man when we would play. We also had the Dragon Queen who teamed up with Skeletor!

In Germany, Golden Girl was only to be seen on fairs. Like as a cheap rip off of MotU/PoP you could win on lotteries and other booths there… I remember a second - male - toyline equaling Masters of the Universe there as well, but I lost the name of that line…

Great video, if Origins hadn't spoiled me I would probably be collecting vintage MOTU and it's knockoffs with Golden Girl shoved right next to She-Ra on a hypothetical shelf.

These seem way better quality than she-ra. You dont hear about them much because she was He- Man's side piece.

Where's Betty White?

- 😾 "Khajiit, has no time for you!.." -

Dude, that copied a Malay word that means "listen"

It's K-Ron according to the cott film and mythology lol. Love the channel!

i recall you could unplug the mouthpiece connected to the hose

The scene at :50 is brilliant. I see what you did there! Lol!

What a shame they limited the number of minicomics but glad at least they did some.

I saw him as a cheap knockoff of R2-D2. Like Mr. Pibb is a cheaper version of Dr. Pepper. What did I need him for?

Awesome video dude and when i started looking a the Joe line was when Street Fighter and Mortal Kombat where in it so i was looking at all the ninja's and guys Croc Master as figures i could add in to my collection and thought he was cool. I was lucky enough to get the 2022 figure of him. Still would like to get the 80's one at some point and a few of the other ones too.

I'm generation X. This is the one toy line I don't remember being around in any of the stores. Nor do I remember any of the other kids owning a single figure. But, watching Buck Rogers in the 25th Century was one of the highlights of Saturday morning.

I watched ANH a couple times and somehow didn't catch that Luke called R5 an "R2".

Man drawing the panels first is completely insane

You have to crack the torso, been looking for tutorials on how to do this with super 7 reaction with no luck.

These figures were on sale at toys r us as late as 1985. I went in to buy Batman stuff and I ended up pickiing up these. They were all glow figures by then and they were $1.97 .I picked up the play case as well $2.00 the thing was there was a wall of these but no Wolfman or Mummy. they had shelf fulls of the play cases.

I still have my croc master

One of my favorite cobra figures all time!

Loved those damn figures, but things got weird FAST. Suddenly everyone had some kind of ninja affiliation and/or an animal companion.

Very good review my friend. I like Croc Master and found him some extra pets directly from Chap Mei toys.

Since they were both swamp guys, I always made Croc Master and Python Patrol Copperhead (as well as Crystal Ball) all Dreadnoks. Seemed to fit in more with them.

Fisto is my favorite Motu-character andI also have tattooed him on my body. I love Fisto madley. THis video is very good.

Another great video. I love watching your MotU videos.

Whiplash shares a very similar look & color scheme to Mattel's "Krusher" lizard monster toy from the late 70s.

Why did you only have 6 MotU figures? And all of the first three waves. Is your age a reason of that?

My Top 10 Favourite Star Wars Figures from 1977-1985: #10) Lando Calrissian (General Pilot) #9) Walrusman #8) Warok (POTF & Last 17) #7) Luke Skywalker (Jedi Knight) #6) Boba Fett #5) Imperial Dignitary (POTF & Last 17) #4) Imperial Gunner (POTF & Last 17) #3) Luke Skywalker (Battle Poncho Endor) #2) C-3PO #1) Yakface

Again, a great video for Mer Man. I love this figure and I love the character.

Ram man, Rio Blast, and Extendar make my list.

My childhood....

I don't care for Star Wars anymore, but I was crazy about the first three movies. Around the time of Jedi, I didn't have many characters; I switched over to Gi-Joe toys. But, yeah, from Jedi I had five - a mail-order Emperor, a biker scout with speeder bike, Squid face, a stupid Ewok (gifts), and Luke in black. My favorites... Luke in Black Boba Fett Zuckus (Mail order) Bespin Luke Bespin Han Leia as bounty hunter Boba Fett Tusken Raider Yoda Bossk In the mid '90s, I went to an antique store and found lots of old Star Wars stuff, of course. I picked up Dengar and 4-Lom for $5.00 each, and I slowly bought all 12 of the Burger King glasses. I think that the Star Wars ones were $10.00 each and maybe $6.00 each for the other ones.

Hi, can you make video about gi joe characters appearances in Sunbow animation?

One of my favorite toys as a kid. I still have it. I can't remember how many miles jumps and crashes Dean and Vince had, but it was a lot. 😅 By the way, thanks for the names. I never knew they had them. 😊😊😊

I have 4 of the 10 that survived my childhood. I am also lucky enough to have a speeder bike still to go with my Biker Scout.

the Dunebuster was a GREAT vehicle - it had suspension and rolled like a dream the guy looks just like Burt Reynolds, especially the red-shirt

Just got snare arm swamp thing with monster trap today from Ebay. Fun little figure And looks great with my super power figures. Hopefully we'll get a new figure in the super powers retro line.

Im sorry but DesTro, Zartan, Storm Shadow, Firefly & The Crimson Twins were my fave Cobra figures.

Kids today really don't get to experience the creativity us 80s kids did with our toys back then.

Issac hanging out with Ovion and Lt Starbuck also the Superpowers Lex Luthor, took me way back. Awesome video the humor was also cool💪🏾😀😀

Tonka had a great line called Steel Mashers in the mid 80's. It was a blatant rip off of The Road Warrior, with awesome metal post apocalyptic vehicles. One of the figures even looks just like Lord Humongous, which Is the one I had as a kid.

Isaac is very versatile. 🤣🤣

Okay, now I HAVE to get an Isaac action figure, darn you.

Loved The Adventure People. I had the Safari set. I still have the animals from the set on my desk at work. I also had the Rescue fire truck, the Park Ranger set with the boat and airplane, and the skydiver

I remover my Dad coming home from work and he was going to take a nap before him mom and myself went to granny’s house 🏡 well dad called me into the bedroom and said he found a couple more guys for my adventures and pulled out from under the covers Greedo & Luke X-wing that he found at a store next to the advertising company he was the GM at that always had the newest toys out and the same store was were my Dad & I found my Jawa at in a counter display that I couldn’t reach and I remover Dad lifting me up so I could grab that Jawa that I looked for everywhere anyways those are two of my fondest memories along with Dad being gone on a work trip and Mom picking me up at school and us going to the mall like we did as a family every Friday night and me seeing/finding IG-88 for the first time and having my little mind blown 🤯 because he came with TWO GUNS!!! I guess you could say I was spoiled we went to the mall every week and I got $5 a week allowance which in the late 70’s early 80’s was a lot Star Wars figures cost $1.49-$1.99 but I would always go over budget and Mom and Dad didn’t seem to mind especially if I was taking to long picking and choosing they would say just get them and come on lol… I remover Christmas of 1978 and it was heavily Star Wars with there being the DeathStar playset tons of figures and other ships along with some Micronaughts and other lines and my birthday that following Feb there was my remote control Sandcrawler only thing was my parents only ever bought 1 of each figure gosh I would have loved to have a team of Jawas for that thing lol now being 52yo I have about 40 complete Jawas truly my favorite figure of all time along with Luke X-Wing Greedo and IG-88 which are all the original ones that go with the fond childhood memories I still hold so dear to me all these years later…

On the subject of using cocktail sticks as swords, my parents had one of those 1960s sets of 6 metal cocktail sticks in the shape of swords that came in a circular holder or rack. They were the perfect scale to go with the Matchbox Fighting Furies figures and could also make any Mego 8" figure a little more dashing! We couldn't get a Mego Star Trek Sulu figure in the UK, I don't know if they made one at all, but one of the metal swords was a fencing foil and would have made the perfect addition to a shirtless Sulu figure! Hell, give the Klingon the saber cocktail sword and you've got a violent duel right there! 😂

I thought that the figure had black hair too!