It's Friday night. Let's talk about Motu toys. These are all the ones I've gotten or opened the last couple weeks
>gorgon and rattlor
Maybe this is old news but they reuse the same hands and feet. Btw these fuckers are hard to keep balanced.
>the fiend
Super7 is over priced but this feels solid and stands up easy. It's hard to see but he's wearing boots and had an arm guard. And his ribcage is molded not painted on like i figured it would be. So there are some little touches. I think he would look great with a cape and a hood.
>fang man
Probably the least exciting. I'm going to team him up with Geldor because they are both immortal.
>hordak
Above average in my imagination. Leans into Eternia as post-apocalyptic. The Horde as a biker gang (stolen and painted road rippers.) They terrorize the ruins of the great city Eternos, until they finally clash with Fisto of the North Star.
>grizzlor
Pretty cool. Liked him more than I thought. Would have been great if he had come with alternate claws instead of the terror claws. If that makes sense.
>Huk
The best hands down. Stands easy, feels nice and heavy, durable. It's like if you've ever held galaxy warrior you know they just feel not as nice as a real Masters. But this remake is like someone made what your imagination elevated a GW to be.
The packaging recreated the old galaxy hole style. In a weird way it never could be a genuine vintage one because it all looked and feeled very professional.
It came with a little minicomic to. It's definitely more like the original four in style and vibe.

It might seem like I'm shilling but I'm not. I dont work for formo and in fact I think they are mildly annoyed by me. But at the end of the day I can't lie that Huk is hands down the best on the table.
Look at that cape! Not the thin see through crap Mattel uses.
Second best was Hordak because he looks like a heckin heavy dude and got my mind working on stories for him.