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Masters of the Universe Origins King Randor Cartoon Collection Mattel Figure
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"The king who never noticed."
King Randor ruled Eternia for 130 Filmation episodes and never once worked out that his son Adam and the huge blonde lad in the harness were the same person. Lou Scheimer, the man who founded Filmation, voiced him along with half the cast. Randor did not get a toy until 1987, right at the tail end of the vintage line. This Cartoon Collection version is painted to match the show, blue robe, red tunic, gold crown and all, so he looks like he has walked straight off a 1983 cel.
Product Features
- Size: 14cm (5.5 inches)
- Licence: Masters of the Universe / Mattel
- Manufacturer: Mattel
- Series: Masters of the Universe Origins, Cartoon Collection
- Articulation: 16 points of articulation
- Includes: King Randor figure, Sceptre of Power, sword, "Courtship" mini-comic
- Condition: New - Product #JKC44 / HYD16
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