I love crazy MOTU characters, and Strobo is definitely right up my alley. The guy inserted a mirror into his chest and is wearing an outfit that would make most superheroes blush. I can’t help thinking that he runs around Eternia, half naked and enforcing chaotic neutrality in his own weird way. 
We’re pretty behind on just about everything, but it seems like the MOTU figures have been piling particularly high. So in an attempt to cut down on our backlog, I thought I’d follow up Noisy’s MOTU review with one of my own. So let’s take a look at Fang Man! 
He’s finally here! After years of waiting, gnashing of teeth, and seemingly endless internet complaints, Ram Man has finally arrived! Once it was made clear that Ram Man would be held off (as a 100% tool), his importance swelled far past what it should rightfully be. Does the figure live up to four years of hype?
Vault’s been pulling all the MOTUC duties so far this year, but Jitsu called out to me as I was looking across the pile of unreviewed toys today. He’s an interesting figure – in some ways I love him, in others not so much. Come to think of it, that might be why Vault's been reviewing all the MOTUCs lately.
I feel that Granamyr is one of the more recognizable characters to spring forth from MOTU. Not everyone may know his name, but a large dragon with a pot belly and horned helmet tends to leave a lasting impression. (Heck, even my mom recognized him.)
As you can guess by the content here at IAT, I’m a little more keyed in on the Mattel reveals than other companies. While Digital River spoiled most of Mattel’s Toy Fair news (though I’ve heard some say it was done purposefully), the panel still proved important for the info to go along with the images.
In addition to getting back to our normal review schedule, we've also got some love to give the checklists (particularly with Toy Fair right around the corner)! First up, the MOTU Classics Checklist has been updated with the newest Upcoming Releases, updates to the 2012 page, & we've added a 2013 page. 
