Demolition Man or The New Adventure of He-Man

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This morning as I was watching Demolition Man my BF abd I got to talking about it and the action figures come up. Mattel released a few figures but creating a lineup is a stretch. Most of the bodies come from The New Adventures of He-Men with new heads and paint job. There was NO figure that looked like the movie characters.

He-Man turned into Battle Baton Sparton

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Vizar became Blast Attack Phoenix

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Kick fighting Spartan
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From Nocturna
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Cryo Claw Tech
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From Flipshot
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MOTU Kayo became Friendly (Who looks nothing like the movie characters)
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And even a vehicle that never showed up in the movie.
Bolojet
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[Werewolf]

I nearly collected those because of the NA reuse. Just didn't like the movie.

[powersthatbe]

There was a Stallone figure that was reused from Arnold's Last Action Hero too.

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The highlight of the line was the Hot Blast Car which was a repainted Last Action Hero Convertible.

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[PNGwynne]

This is interesting toy-wise; I never saw the film.

And New Adventures of He-Man was sixty episodes of jump-the-shark IMO. I will say though, I often checked out Optikk on the Children's Palace shelves because he looked so cool.

[Werewolf]

And New Adventures of He-Man was sixty episodes of jump-the-shark IMO.

Umm, yeah, it's not great. The toys are kinda cool and better than the show which is obviously a pretty low bar. Because, wow, it is not good. If I'm totally honest both the NA Cartoon and the 87 movie are pretty bad.

[KingKickass1983]

One of my favorite Stallone movies. I love all the quirks of the "future" society.

I do have 3 of the figures from the toyline. Battle Baton Spartan and Blast attack Phoenix are considered the 2 "golden" figures as even though none of the figures really completely match the movie looks...they come closest.
I'd love to get the car...

The car is in fact NOT a repaint of the Last Action Hero car, but a completely unique sculpt with unique action features.

[KingKickass1983]

This is interesting toy-wise; I never saw the film.

And New Adventures of He-Man was sixty episodes of jump-the-shark IMO. I will say though, I often checked out Optikk on the Children's Palace shelves because he looked so cool.

I HIGHLY recommend the film... its just a fun "shut your brain off" kind of movie.

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I was there when they filmed one scene in San Diego so I like the film.

[Earth 2 Chris]

I liked the film fine. I remember there being toys, but the New Adventures of He-Man seemed such an ill-advised rebranding that I just basically ignored the whole toy line and marketing push. So I had no idea they "Robin Hood-ed" the He-Man figures for Demoliton Man.