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Thread: Masters of the Universe Origins He-Man 40th Anniversary 4-Pack
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Old 09-19-2022, 04:42 AM   #32
Kang
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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.
Ignore the shoulders, and even the large arms overall on the 200x, and compare just the torso on a 2002 figure to an 80's version. Noticeably skinnier contour overall, look for instance at the differences in the rib cage area, or the flatter pectoral area on the 200x.

I agree the wider shoulders further exaggerate this, but he was overall a sleeker, more stylized and "youthful" design than this. Honestly, if you showed me this figure and asked which era He-Man it was supposed to be, I would have said 80's with some alternate coloring (due to both the body and the face). I'm really not getting 200x at all (and I watched that show all the time, my absolute favorite after the original).
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