Rotoplast Ninjor - Front View
Rotoplast Ninjor - Back View
Rotoplast Ninjor - Back View
Rotoplast Ninjor - Face Closeup
Rotoplast Ninjor - Profile Closeup
Rotoplast Ninjor - COO Closeup
Rotoplast Ninjor - Accessories
FIGURE: © Mattel, Inc. 1983 (Lower back)
© Mattel, Inc. 1986 (back of the neck)
SWORD: 4924-2039, and batch no. 5,6,7 or 8
BOW: 2855-2517, and batch no. 1 or 2
NUNCHUCKS: Batch no. 1,2,3, or 4
1. Yellowish head
2. Dark red highlights
3. Flat chin
4. Black, dragon emblem on a circular sticker on cloak
4. Large, circular injection points on the inner part of the boots
No noticeable variations.
Rotoplast Ninjor - Front View
Rotoplast Ninjor - Back View
Rotoplast Ninjor - Back View
Rotoplast Ninjor - Face Closeup
Rotoplast Ninjor - Profile Closeup
Rotoplast Ninjor - COO Closeup
Rotoplast Ninjor - Accessories
The Rotoplast Ninjor features a yellowish head, a noticeably flat chin, and dark red belt, glove, and boot details. Its most distinctive element is the cloak, which uses a circular sticker with a black dragon emblem—unlike the die-cut red emblem found on the Hong Kong and Italian versions. The boots show large circular injection marks on the inner sides.
It carries the same markings as the Hong Kong and Italian figures: © Mattel, Inc. 1983 on the lower back and © Mattel, Inc. 1986 behind the neck.
The rigid sword is marked 4924-2039, the bow includes molded part numbers, and the nunchucks feature single-digit numbers: 1,2,3, or 4 on the handles. The nunchucks have a textured finish with oval clasps linking the chain.
The bow is very similar in appearance and feel to the Hong Kong version, with the main difference being a slightly more textured surface, similar to the Italian release.