| Bandai Classic Lion-O 8" Figure STGCC Exclusive | |
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| Details | |
| Features | 18 points of articulation |
| Accessories | Two Swords, Extra posed hand, Claw Shield |
| Size | 8" |
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| Previous | Bandai Classic Mumm-Ra 6" Figure |
Official blurb[]
"ThunderCats hooo! In collaboration with Bandai Asia, The Falcon's Hangar is proud to present the STGCC (Singapore Toy, Game & Comic Convention) 2012 8" Thundercats Lion-O (Mumm-Ra Version) exclusive! Never produced in nearly 3 decades of ThunderCats history, he is now making his worldwide debut! Lion-O (Mumm-Ra Version) will come in STGCC 2012 exclusive packaging with a bonus weapons pack of chrome weapons and a weapons rack. Disguised as Dr. Dometone, Mumma-Ra Lures Lion-O to a gallery of the Thundercats accomplishments where he must battle four of his most formidable enemies Rator-O, Safari Joe, Slithe & Spidera. Once the other Thundercats arrive, they end up in trouble and Lion-O is confronted by Mumma-Ra who turns himself into a carbon copy of Lion-O. It's Lion-O Vs. Lion-O and they are both evenly matched until Lion-O shows Mumma-Ra his reflection and banishes him with the sword of omens".
Product description[]
Following their 6" Classics Line, Bandai present their even bigger 8" Classics Line. This variant of the Classic 8" Lion-O was available exclusively at the 2012 Singapore Toy, Game & Comic Convention with less than a 1000 pieces produced. While the basic figure was the same as the Classic 8" Lion-O Figure, it had an all new paint application which gave the figure's costume a red color. Based on the 1980s cartoon series, this particular figure was based on the "Evil Lion-O" or "Mumm-Ra Lion-O" from the episode Fond Memories. In this episode, Mumm-Ra takes on the guise of Lion-O but has a red costume instead of blue. Apart from the same accessories as the normal 8" figure, the SDCC Exclusive Lion-O also came packaged with a red Sword Stand and the swords were given a chrome paint application.
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| Loose STGCC 8" Lion-O Figure |
Back of the box |