The Eternia Minis line thrills me. Something about collecting them reminds me of those miniature ThunderCats PVC figures with removable weapons that I loved as a kid. They are so tiny and fun. And I love that they are now branching out into new iterations of the MOTU franchise. The original Mattycollector line had Vintage He-man, She-Ra and 200x designs. The modern store versions also incorporate both vintage and 200x, as well as Masters of the Universe: Revelation and Netflix's He-Man and the Masters of the Universe (hopefully She-Ra gets included soon!) They keep adding random additional characters with no preamble. I just ordered the CGI Evil-Lyn on BBTS yesterday. According to the cardback, Evil-Lyn is a single 4th addition to the CGI lineup. Which to me seems odd - having 3 additional characters then two months later adding a 4th. But it keeps me on my toes and I'm always googling to see what's next. (C'mon Princess of Power!) Let's check out Sorceress below!
I like how the different iterations of MOTU have come in different packaging so far.
The Vintage line comes on the red stone cards, the Revelation figures come on black, and the CGI He-Man figures come on blue.
Sorceress' face sculpt cracks me up. Like if the blue visor wasn't there I think she'd look like a weird chickpea.
Sorceress comes with her signature Falcon Staff.
Time for some Group and Comparison Pics!
Here is with her figure from the main He-Man and the Masters of the Universe line.
And here she is with the Revelation Sorceress mini.
And with an assortment of Eternia Minis: She-Ra, Evil-Lyn, Sorceress (CGI), Sorceress (Revelation), and Teela.
Cheers!
There's a 3rd version of this figure too, in Sonic's "Wacky Pack" meal. No staff, but has her helmet.
ReplyDeleteI have the Sonic Sorceress! And actually the Staff of Zoar Magic Spoon from the same set of toys is decently scaled to fit with her. She has no way to hold it, and the actually spoon bit should be cut off, but I have it set aside for a future custom project.
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