Presto
Dungeons & Dragons (Hasbro) - Cartoon Classics
Rated 3.85 stars by Toasted Brains
Everyone knows about Dungeons and Dragons, but how many people are familiar with the cartoon? It ran for just 27 episodes, but remains a cult classic to this day, and it's especially popular in Brazil for some reason. Hasbro put out a small assortment of figures back in 2023 to celebrate the show's 40th anniversary, and aside from a few issues, they were pretty good. I already reviewed the first wave long ago, but now that I've finally completed the line, I'll be looking at wave two, consisting of Presto, Eric, and Sheila, as well as the Venger/Dungeon Master two-pack. First up is Presto, the team's magician, who has a bit of a wizard-like appearance. He's dressed in a green robe with a blue collar and pants, as well as a belt with a bag attached to it. It's a simple outfit, but his...[See More]

Gelatinous Cube
Dungeons & Dragons (Hasbro) - Golden Archive
Rated 2.00 stars by Milbury
An interesting 'novelty' figure, this Gelatinous Cube is made around the gimmick of being able to stick various figures inside of it as if they were absorbed and are being digested. It comes with 14 'accessories' that snap into the cube's sides representing various things it has picked up such as weapons, pouches, etc. Unfortunately the slots for said accessories are very clear on the cube making it look off without them. More unfortunately, the cube in general is very cheaply made and it shows. The flimsy plastic is a pain to put together and doesn't look too great when assembled. Originally priced at $35, you can find it at far cheaper prices on the secondary market, even mint in box, but unless you really like the absorption gimmick fans of this DND monster should skip this and get the...[See More]

Hank
Dungeons & Dragons (Hasbro) - Cartoon Classics
Rated 4.05 stars by Toasted Brains
While Dungeons and Dragons is a well-known role-playing game, not everyone who's heard of it knows there was a cartoon in the early 80s. Despite its short run, it's still fondly remembered by those who've seen it, and 40 years later, it's finally gotten action figures thanks to Hasbro. To be honest, I had no interest in the franchise beforehand, but when my local Ollie's got the first wave of figures for $10 apiece, I couldn't resist. The cardbacks for these figures are interesting, as they don't use any plastic, a current Hasbro tradition. The contents are kept inside a closed-window box made part of the card, and the artwork on both the backing and side is great, and the spine artwork lines up with one another, so getting them all will make for a good display for you in-box collectors...[See More]