Vintage MAN At ARMS Soft Head 1981 Taiwan MOTU He - Man Masters Of The Universe
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Vintage MAN at ARMS Soft Head 1981 Taiwan MOTU He-Man Masters Of The Universe. Condition is "Used". Shipped with USPS First Class.He-Man's go-to guy, Man At Arms has an extremely squished face, and is just a classic figure. Condition MAN at ARMS has a loose right leg - as visible in the photos. This is the version with a soft plush style head. His arms and legs move freely. He does stand on his own, but with the loose leg, it takes a bit to get him in the right position. He has discolo...ration spots and chips in his paint. He does NOT contain any accessories - what you see in the photos is what you get. Please use the zoom feature to see the quality of the item. Feel free to contact us with any questions! Thanks for looking and have a great day! Man-At-Arms is the primary title of Duncan, a character in the Masters of the Universe franchise. The role of a Man-at-Arms in the government of Eternia was to advise the ruling planetary monarch and the Royal Guard on military and police affairs.
MinicomicsIn the early minicomics Man-At-Arms is portrayed somewhat differently. His appearance is more in line with the toy, and as there was no royal family yet there is no mention of them. In the first minicomic there is also no mention of his relationship to Teela, who is instead portrayed as a 'warrior goddess'.Instead, the only background given for the character in He-Man and the Power Sword is that his people were "Masters of all weapons." He seems to be well known in this version of Eternia, but little information beyond this is given.For the second wave of minicomics, Man-At-Arms is first referred to as Teela's father. the minicomic The Tale of Teela! reveals that years ago he saved the Goddess from having all her power drained by a magical clone created by Skeletor, and since the Goddess' duties impeded her from raising the now powerless clone, Man-At-Arms raised her as his own daughter and named her Teela.
MinicomicsIn the early minicomics Man-At-Arms is portrayed somewhat differently. His appearance is more in line with the toy, and as there was no royal family yet there is no mention of them. In the first minicomic there is also no mention of his relationship to Teela, who is instead portrayed as a 'warrior goddess'.Instead, the only background given for the character in He-Man and the Power Sword is that his people were "Masters of all weapons." He seems to be well known in this version of Eternia, but little information beyond this is given.For the second wave of minicomics, Man-At-Arms is first referred to as Teela's father. the minicomic The Tale of Teela! reveals that years ago he saved the Goddess from having all her power drained by a magical clone created by Skeletor, and since the Goddess' duties impeded her from raising the now powerless clone, Man-At-Arms raised her as his own daughter and named her Teela.
