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Motaro is from the Centaurians (a race of centaur-like creatures with ram-like horns and a long metallic rat-like tail). Motaro's kind have come into conflict with the Shokan, a four-armed race to which Goro, Kintaro and Sheeva belong, as Kahn favors the Centaurians and aids them in the defeat and subjugation of the Shokan race. As a Centaurian, Motaro possesses a great strength as well as a razor-sharp tail that fires energy blasts from its tip, and the power of teleportation. He also has an absolute immunity to projectile attacks, as Motaro's skin appears to have some sort of reflective surface that automatically repels long range attacks to the point of sending them right back at opponents. This fully articulated action figure comes with 2 x interchangeable head sculpts, 3 x pairs of hands, 1 x fireball effect, 1 x articulated bloody skeleton body.
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- Motaro is from the Centaurians (a race of centaur-like creatures with ram-like horns and a long metallic rat-like tail).
- Motaro's kind have come into conflict with the Shokan, a four-armed race to which Goro, Kintaro and Sheeva belong, as Kahn favors the Centaurians and aids them in the defeat and subjugation of the Shokan race.
- As a Centaurian, Motaro possesses a great strength as well as a razor-sharp tail that fires energy blasts from its tip, and the power of teleportation. He also has an absolute immunity to projectile attacks, as Motaro's skin appears to have some sort of reflective surface that automatically repels long range attacks to the point of sending them right back at opponents.
- This fully articulated action figure comes with 2 x interchangeable head sculpts, 3 x pairs of hands, 1 x fireball effect, 1 x articulated bloody skeleton body.
[NOTE / WARNING] - CHOKING HAZARD -- Small parts. Not for children under 3 yrs.
