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Old 06-02-2022, 09:54 AM   #19
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I think they're definitely better made and more bang for your buck than MotUC was.
I'm not sure what you mean by this. MOTUC figures were $20-$25 during Mattel's run, so you get about the same bang for your buck. Masterverse figures are easier to get, sort of, in the sense they don't sell out fast the one morning they are put up for sale.

But Classics figures (the Mattel versions, not necessarily the later run by Super7) are definitely better made. Some of it is that they have less articulation so less potential spots for QA issues. The Masterverse Classic Teela is a mess (that weird joint in the upper thigh doesn't connect quite right, I think because of how they pose her in the package). The joints on my NE Skeletor and Teela aren't the tightest compared to my Classics versions (and the latter are really old at this point).

Masterverse figures are cool. I'm in for figures like She-Ra, Hordak, and Catra. I want a Classic-looking Evil-Lyn. I will probably buy the big Beast Man. But Classics figures are better over all, despite having slightly less articulation.
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