For some reason the figure names were left out, but not the name of the line. When we look at the MW cardbackВ we can see the old familiar Galaxy Warriors drawings, showing the range of 12 GW figures and accessories. (*Further reading on the Frazetta Connection here ->. When we put the GW and the MW artwork next to each other itвЂ™s obvious that the MW artist was knocking off the GW Frazetta bootleg*, where вЂњThorвЂќ is fighting against a hairy, horned creature. The barbarianвЂ™s axe looks alot like the one from the вЂњoriginalвЂќ GW artwork. It depicts some sort of barbarian with an axe in his hand, and a horned helmet on his head, fighting against what appears to be minotaurs? The card art looks like it either comes from a very untalented and/or underpaid artist, or a genius child. He certainly has quite a story to tell though, about the horrors heвЂ™s been through.

This guy is just completely over the edge. I might change my mind about his Muscle Warriors (MW) counterfeit, though. The real AnubiВ IMO is still the coolest looking Galaxy Warrior. When I look at my carded вЂњAnubiвЂќ sample, the first thing that hits the eye is the completely messed up spout, and the underworldish paint job. I recently got my hands on a few carded Muscle Warriors from Peru. Tung Sing happens to be the same company that also made the infamous Underworld Warriors btw. Thanks to the revelations of Brian HeilerВ we learned that theyВ were produced by a company named Tung Sing Toys in 1986 ,В located in Hong Kong just like Sungold.

Packaging and figures donвЂ™t tell much in this aspect. Not long ago we werenвЂ™t even able to tell when or by whom they were made. The Muscle Warriors, or Les Super Monstres. Today I wanna focus on probably the gnarliest GW bootleg line of them all. The original Sungold Galaxy Warriors from 1983. And all that can save us KOllecting KOsmonauts from the big nothing - or how the Phealous put it: the Galaxy hole - is to stick to the part of the Galaxy we already know. ThereвЂ™s simply no end to it with new lines popping up all the time. Covering the whole GW universe would be like writing a book on вЂњThe UniverseвЂ™s Complete History of UncertaintyвЂќ. No other knock-off line was ripped off, recycled, and expanded as much as them. Galaxy Warriors (GW) are theВ MotU-KO prototype. The Galaxy Warriors! Made by SungoldВ in 1983. ThereвЂ™s one particular MotU-KO line that lead to generations of knock-offs and bootlegs on its own.

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