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darthschroeder
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Yes, the Power Sword looks nothing like the filmation cartoon. Leave it too Mattel to screw that up. If you want a really accurate Power Sword, check this link out.
Sword of Glory 2.0 (VDFEDTMZS) by evilmike
I have a few of evilmike's Filmation Power Swords, as well as the sheath. I've found that the White Acrylic or Frosted Ultra Detailed ones look and feel the most like a real action figure accessory. The other materials are so gritty looking and are sort of fragile. I haven't gotten my replacement He-Man 2.0 delivered yet, but I am really curious to see if evilmike's sheath will fit on it. I find it funny that the sword included looks like it doesn't fit in the included sheath very well.
It us utterly ridiculess that Matty keeps stamping China in such visible places. The Alcala Power Sword having it stamped right on the blade is such a blunder. Since the stamp has to be present, I'd prefer it being on the handle so it can be hidden. It seems like on all modern figures there is a stamp in a clearly obvious space instead of being hidden under the foot or something like that.
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