If you know the infamous bloopers from the Original Thundercats, you know what I'm talking about.
I was going to review only Wilykat, but they're a set, even if they're individually packaged.
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| Super7, when? |
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| Size comparison. |
Now the youngest looking Thundercats, since they're like 2 years older than Lion-O, but their cryopods worked correctly.
The annoying Kid Sidekicks of the Thundercats... but a thousand times less annoying than Snarf... The Thunderkittens... Older than Lion-O before his pod malfunctioned, now Younger looking than Lion-O but still older than him... there we go.
Articulation:
Despite being different sculpts from their Mattel counterparts, the articulation is similar, but slightly better on paper. They have the terrifyong waist ball joint in place of an ability crunch. Wilykit's skirt isn't as intrusive as I thought.
4.5 for both
Paint and sculpt:
The paint is an improvement over Mattel... on their faces and Wilykit's outfit. A downgrade on Wilykat's outfit. Mattel's paint job is more accurate there. Wily Kit feels like she too has a wrong shade of blue. The sculpts are a bit better on Super7's. Also, they're smaller than Alice and barely taller than the FTC kids.
Kat: 3.5
Kit: 4.0
Accessories:
As with Mattel, there is a clear favoritism towards Wilykat.
He has 5 hands
Extra head
Coiled lasso (Reused with Kit)
Loose lasso (reused with Kit)
Spaceboard and stand (reused with Kit)
She has 3 hands
Extra head
Coiled lasso (Reused with Kat)
Loose lasso (reused with Kat)
Space board and stand (reused with Kat
Extra head
Coiled lasso (Reused with Kat)
Loose lasso (reused with Kat)
Space board and stand (reused with Kat
At least Mattel was more unique with the weapons.
Kat: 5.0
Kit: 4.5
Overall;
Doing Math says that Wilykat gets a 4.33 while his sister gets a 4.33 as well? Fuckdammit!! Are these worth $55 each? Hell no! Are these figures an improvement over their Mattel counterparts? Yes... but only if you use the Mattel rope weapons with them.








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