Mattel Masters of The Universe Classics He-Ro Son of He-Man Huntara Action Figure [Courageous Silaxian Warrior] Toys

Good figure of masters of the universe huntara. Comes with two sets of swords and an axe. Her ponytail comes off easy. So watch out for it. Easy to lose or misplace. Great addition.

Why couldn't Mattel and their sculpting team of the 4H- men make their DC Universe Classics female sculpts like this? This is the perfect female sculpt of a figure that is standard for the Masters of the Universe Classics. Not the best though. Topping these would be Bandai America's Mighty Morphin Yellow Ranger figure!

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Although Huntra was only in 2 episodes of POP, she is a welcomed addition to my collection. The 4 horsemen did a great job of making this figure come to life. Every POP fan should have this figure in the're display.

The Huntara episode of She-Ra is 1 of my favorites. Although she only appears once, Wikipedia says she is a fan favorite. She is soooo based on Grace Jones that it's not even funny. She has a deep, low, mannish voice. She has a mohawk. She comes from a warrior tribe and is very much based on Grace's character in "Conan the Destroyer." Even her outfit is like Jones' character. Like Peppermint Patty, she has a delicious sapphic flavor. When I play with my copy, I plan on pretending that she and Scorpia are girlfriends. Then again, in the actual episode, Scorpia and Catra actually capture Huntara and She-Ra. Some interested buyers may feel that she doesn't have enough extras. She has no wings like Flutterina nor antennae like Sweet Bee. It turns out there's a Vasquez doll based upon Signourney Weaver's "Aliens." I would love to have a toy room where Huntara is right next to Vasquez. I wonder if ppl who love the color purple (the actual color, not Whoopie's film classic) may also really love this doll. She was not in the 1980s line of dolls and is a new added gem. Two loud snaps for Miss Huntara!

That's really true grace jones well he man is base off of conan the barbarian and more of the toys

Anche se apparsa solo in un unico episodio di She-Ra, Huntara rimane un personaggio molto interessante.Le fattezze del viso ricordano decisamente quelle dell'attrice Grace Jones fonte d'ispirazione per il personaggio nella serie animata.Solo questo riferimento alla cultura pop degli anni 80 ne motivano l'acquisto.Inoltre il look particolare, le armi ispirate alle spade laser di Star Wars e uno schema di colore interessante fan si che spicchi in mezzo agli altri personaggi della serie, senza però arrivare a stonare.