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The Toyark › Masters Of The Universe Toy News › Masters of the Universe 3.75-Inch Retro Figures Wave 2 In Packaging

Masters of the Universe 3.75-Inch Retro Figures Wave 2 In Packaging

Posted on July 20, 2016 at 9:38 am by Joe Moore under Masters Of The Universe Toy News

Earlier this month, we shared news on the Masters of the Universe 3.75-Inch Retro Figures Wave 2 by Super 7. They’ve updated their post with new in-packaging photos, showing off the fantastic character artwork. Included in this assortment are:

  • Tri-Klops
  • Trap Jaw
  • Man-At-Arms
  • The Sorceress

The figures are making their debut at San Diego Comic-Con 2016. They will actually be available for purchase at Super 7’s Skeletor’s Lair during the show. They will be priced at $15 each. The cardbacks will feature art by Jason Edmiston. check out the new photos by reading on.

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› Companies: Super 7 › Characters: Man-At-Arms, Sorceress, Trap Jaw, Tri-Klops › Scale: 3.75 Inch

Masters of the Universe 3.75-Inch Retro Figures Wave 2 In Packaging - Additional Images

Super 7 MOTU 3 75 Inch Man At Arms
Super 7 MOTU 3 75 Inch Sorceress
Super 7 MOTU 3 75 Inch Trap Jaw
Super 7 MOTU 3 75 Inch Tri Klops

Discussion / Comments (Jump to this Thread on the Forum)

  1. Joe Moore's Avatar Joe Moore says

    07-06-2016, 06:12 AM

    Masters of the Universe 3.75-Inch Retro Figures Wave 2 Revealed

  2. MegaPrime33's Avatar MegaPrime33 says

    07-06-2016, 06:25 AM

    Maybe it's just me, but I don't see it with these figures. Why would anyone want to pay $15 for that?

  3. Thor Laserpunch's Avatar Thor Laserpunch says

    07-06-2016, 10:14 AM

    $15 is pretty weak, but Super 7 seem to be just ridiculous with pricing in general.

  4. ukmu's Avatar ukmu says

    07-06-2016, 02:38 PM

    I am a big fan of these ReAction figures in general. I have a few and I will never go all in, but I like that we are in a pace in collecting these days where there is room for a retro throwback line.
    They aren't possible or beautiful... just fun.

    At the price point THESE are collector based(as is the whole line to be fair) but they are good to bash them together and shoot pew pew pew kind of toy. My son's loves them in his tub.

    If you have a big collection I think they fit in great loose on a shelf. If you keep them carded they are ace on a wall. On there own merit, they are weak sauce for sure... I get it. I do, but if you have a load of say, Freddy and Jason stuff, these look the business on the shelf. Even hold their own and CAN outshine super articulated stuff. They are just FUN...

  5. Frank Richards's Avatar Frank Richards says

    07-06-2016, 05:40 PM

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by ukmu View Post
    I am a big fan of these ReAction figures in general. I have a few and I will never go all in, but I like that we are in a pace in collecting these days where there is room for a retro throwback line.
    They aren't possible or beautiful... just fun.

    At the price point THESE are collector based(as is the whole line to be fair) but they are good to bash them together and shoot pew pew pew kind of toy. My son's loves them in his tub.

    If you have a big collection I think they fit in great loose on a shelf. If you keep them carded they are ace on a wall. On there own merit, they are weak sauce for sure... I get it. I do, but if you have a load of say, Freddy and Jason stuff, these look the business on the shelf. Even hold their own and CAN outshine super articulated stuff. They are just FUN...
    ^Exactly .

    You, sir, just articulated the appeal of the ReAction figures PERFECTLY, lol.

  6. Thor Laserpunch's Avatar Thor Laserpunch says

    07-07-2016, 04:02 PM

    Ehn, when Funko distributes them they retail for like $10 and it's not uncommon to see them in the clearance bin or be able to get a stack of 'em cheap on eBay. Super 7 pricing for their branded stuff really pushes the limits of what should make people mad.

  7. Lionheart's Avatar Lionheart says

    07-07-2016, 08:57 PM

    I have no issue with the idea of 'Retro' figures, but these look worse than figures did back in the day. They look more like $1 store versions. I think if they had more detail and 'shape' they might get away with it. However, they need to price them right.

  8. Joe Moore's Avatar Joe Moore says

    07-20-2016, 06:38 AM

    Masters of the Universe 3.75-Inch Retro Figures Wave 2 In Packaging - The Toyark - News

  9. tlasjr's Avatar tlasjr says

    08-06-2016, 12:30 AM

    I don't see why anyone would pay $15 for one of these when you can get the Happy meal toys with better detailing as a complete set for less on ebay.

  10. deecee4's Avatar deecee4 says

    08-08-2016, 04:48 PM

    I saw these at my LCS for $18 and I did a double take cause I couldn't believe these were going to be so much.
    I don't mind the 5 POA but I just wish the sculpts were a little better. Also, the card art for these is really awesome. I spent more time looking at that than the actual figure lol.

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