[Jester]

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Originally Posted by Smasher

I don't think they got the hair or the face correct.

The hair is fine. The face can't really be changed within the parameters of the Origins style.

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Originally Posted by firmpulse

I agree. It looks nothing like the Young animation model or the 4H figure.

Other than, you know, having all of the gear and accoutrements (and hairstyle), but again, it's not supposed to mimic the Mike Young/4H style. It's supposed to mimic the style of the 1982 line.

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Originally Posted by firmpulse

Nor does NA He-Man.

Disagree.

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Originally Posted by firmpulse

Yet, they took great care to make 'Flix-Man and 'Mation-Man resemble the animation models.

Which is the real issue. CGI He-Man looks very weird and out of place amongst all the other figures with his spot-on likeness to the character in the show (Filmation He-Man somewhat less so, since that animation model was more closely based on the original toy).

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Originally Posted by Kang

The New Adventures was always a less popular version, and the 200x which might have been the most appealing is I think, similar to other comments, way off the mark. This was the younger skinnier He-Man, both the show and figures from that timeframe.

I don't think "skinnier" is quite accurate. He just looks that way because his shoulders are even wider and more massive than the original.

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Originally Posted by Kang

Dolph is a great call, the movie may not have been the greatest but many classic MOTU fans have strong nostalgia for it...plus it's Dolph!

Indeed.

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Originally Posted by JAG2045

Have Mattel said if New Adventures He-Man will be getting a single card release?

I can't imagine that he wouldn't...