SUMMARY:
Kobra Khan, the “evil master of snakes,” was produced in Taiwan, Mexico (Aurimat), Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina, Spain, India, and France. Equipped with the ability to control his prey with his “evil hypnotic mist,” he can spray water stored in his chest chamber by pressing down on his head.
The Top Toys Kobra Khan features dark green tones, light brown scales with no divisions (the Taiwan Kobra Khan has scale separations), and light green eyeliner. The torso arm peg has square arm pegs, unique to Top Toys figures.
In Argentina, three different variants of Kobra Khan were introduced. The standard figure has regular (skinny) legs and usually has only two painted scales on the back. On some occasions, some figures have three painted scales. The following variant is the reedition. This figure is identical to the standard figure, except for large muscular legs. The last is the Celeste variant. This figure is like the standard but has a different color scheme. It has pink scales, a blue belt, and blue eyeliner. Of those 3, the celeste variant is the rarest, seldom seen.
The gun is bright orange, rigid, and has a single-digit batch number (such as an 8).
For the purpose of this guide, I am considering the "Kobra Khan Camuflado" a separate character altogether. Find the guide to the Camuflado here.
DISTINGUISHING CHARACTERISTICS:
1. No space between scales
2. Square arm pegs
3. Two or three back stripes
4. Muscular legs on reeditions
MARKED: Unmarked.
GUN MARKED: Single digit batch number (such as an 8)
