Battle Armor Skeletor

CHARACTERISTICS

1. Bold yellow face mask, dark green outer mask, blue and red eyes
2. Pink emblem with a neon outline
3. Purple torso tones
4. Purple boots with fish hook motif

MARKINGS

FIGURE: © MATTEL INC. 1981. 1983 U.S. PAT. PEND. U.S.A.
SWORD: USA 5042 2259, plus 2-digit batch number (30 or 31)
STAFF: Unmarked, except for 2-digit batch number (30 or 31)

VARIANTS

1. French-style torso
2. Taiwan-style torso

USA Battle Armor Skeletor (French-style torso) - Front View

USA Battle Armor Skeletor (French-style torso) - Front View

USA Battle Armor Skeletor - COO Closeup

USA Battle Armor Skeletor - COO Closeup

USA Battle Armor Skeletor (French-style torso) - Back View

USA Battle Armor Skeletor (French-style torso) - Back View

USA Battle Armor Skeletor  - French Vs Taiwan Style Torso

USA Battle Armor Skeletor - French Vs Taiwan Style Torso

USA Battle Armor Skeletor - French Vs Taiwan Style Heads

USA Battle Armor Skeletor - French Vs Taiwan Style Heads

SUMMARY

The Battle Armor Skeletor USA can be identified by its bold yellow face mask, dark green outer mask, and blue/red eye paint application. The chest emblem is pink, with a neon green outline and bright silver battle damage slashes. The torso has purple tones, and the purple boots have a fish-hook paint motif. 

Marked © MATTEL INC. 1981. 1983 U.S. PAT. PEND. U.S.A., the figure comes in 2 distinct variants. The French-style torso variant, and the Taiwan-style torso variant.

The French-style torso variant has narrow shoulders, and a face application with sharp, yellow face paint and a blueish hood. The Taiwan-style torso variant has wider shoulders, with the arm joints extending out from the torso. The face application has rounder, yellow face paint on a purple hood. The French-style torso variant is essentially a Mexico-Marked BA Skeletor, except for the USA marking.

Both variants share the same weapons. A sword marked USA (with SKU and a 30 or 31 batch number), and a no COO staff, except for 2 digit batch number (30 or 31). Both weapons are gummy and flexible.

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