Masterverse 7-Inch Action Figure, New Eternia Beast Man, Motu Toy Villain, Skeletor Henchman, 30 Articulations

it a good figure has lots of articulation for move and can use pose to get into different shape looks. lots of different changability accesories that work in tandem with hand and hammer parts. heads move but can swap for one or the other one when moved off or on the peg. Sword weapon is flexible but holds shape and works well on holding for not robot hand - cannot fit into the robot hand! armor can be removed but put back on again if not off you want it back on. giving 5 star for good paint lots delivery on the time when said could arrive and happy with price as well as how durable the package that was torn up when ripping toy out became.

Good figure

Such a difference between the figures that came out in the mid 80’ and late 2000’s. I like seeing Mattel being more creative and growing with this license because this He-Man figure is awesome. Easy to pose and looks fantastic on my shelf.

Good value for your money and good quality

This is larger and more impressive in person than in pictures. Though Roboto isn't exactly one of my favorite characters, this looks awesome when displayed with the rest of the line. The articulation is about what you can expect from the line--better than Man-E-Faces, but not as impressive as the more traditional figures (like Power Punch He-Man). I would rank this high among figures in the line, above Jitsu and Ram Man, but below classics like Trap Jaw (which was better than it had a right to be).

Man can't have Skeletor without Evil Lynn

Love this figure and its changeable accessories. This is my first ever King Randor figure and I can’t get enough of looking at it.

I was lucky enough as a child to have my loving other buy this for me. I knew nothing about it other than he was a character in He-Man. I loved the originals moving gears and this figure brings the nostalgia back for the most part. ROBOTO ROBOTO ROBOTO!