Masters of the Universe Origins Action Figure Deluxe Modulok Cartoon Collection, 5.5-inch 1980s TV Villain, Detailed Design with 34 Modular Parts

This by far the best packaging and quality of the overall condition of the product. Received this in mint condition. All products of this toy line should be this good.

Cool looking figure. Great memories. Not going to open just yet. Don't want any parts to break.

Awesome and new condition! shipped fast and no damages to packaging.

Just a really great figure, so close to the original but updated in the best ways!

Excellently finished and faithful to the original counterpart.

Great Scott!

Love it so much

Masters of the Universe Origins Modulok is a nice update to one of the more original figures from the classic '80s toy line, from packaging to accessories to the figure itself; he's also bigger and got all the great Origins articulated. But he isn't as easy to play with as the original, and both samples I've experienced had problems with the hip posts.The figure isn't as kid-friendly as expected. Origins is usually a great line for both kids as much as collectors, but having to work with 2 types of connectors to mate parts is confusing. Also, Modulok's parts are hard to pop in and out, so kids will have a hard time putting the parts together.Modulok is listed on here and other sites as part of Cartoon Collection, but his packaging and styling isn't from CC. He is large enough to play with CC figures though, which are a little taller than regular Origins.Positives:- plenty of personality- classic styling- lots of parts- both guns can connect at the back or side-by-side like the original- figure is considerably larger than the original- shield has cool, aggressive styling- super fun throwback packaging, even Mattel's outer mailer box looks goodDrawbacks:- has to use both of MOTU Origins' modular joint sockets (ball joints for heads and hips, and snap-in joints for shoulders) which gets confusing- not enough instructions and no training on how to think about the connectors, or using the shield to remove the connectors- 2nd and 3rd waists don't have very strong holds on the posts meant to hold the hips, can lead to glue failing and part popping out easily, and it's not part of the modular system on that side- some parts have a lot of gap between them- chest is lightweight compared to other MOTU Origins figures and lets light pass through- using the shield as a tool to remove the connectors is tough because of the pointy horns at either end