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McFarlane Toys DC Multiverse Black Manta Action Figure

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McFarlane Toys DC Multiverse Black Manta Action Figure

Considered one of Aquaman’s™ greatest enemies, Black Manta™ has a singular hatred for the King of Atlantis. For decades, Manta’s true name and motives were shrouded in mystery, hidden behind his menacing oversize helmet. In modern times, however, his true motivations have been revealed. No matter the era, Black Manta has always inflicted a special kind of pain upon his archenemy, cementing his reputation as one of the most ruthless and driven criminals in DC history. ARCHENEMY OF AQUAMAN: Dive into the conflict between Black Manta and Aquaman, as this 7” scale figure portrays one of Aquaman's greatest enemies. A meticulously detailed tribute to the notorious villain from Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom. ULTRA ARTICULATION FOR DYNAMIC POSES: Command attention with up to 22 moving parts designed for a full range of articulation. Capture the ruthless and driven nature of Black Manta in dynamic and menacing poses. JET PACK WITH FLAMES AND FLIGHT STAND INCLUDED: Equip Black Manta with his signature jet pack, complete with flames, and showcase his aerial prowess with the included flight stand. This set adds a layer of dynamism to your collection. FILM-INSPIRED DESIGN: Authentically capturing Black Manta's look from Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom, this figure is a must-have for fans and collectors seeking a piece of the DC Multiverse. COLLECTIBLE ART CARD AND BIOGRAPHY: Immerse yourself in the character's lore with the included collectible art card featuring character art on the front and a character biography on the back. Collect all McFarlane Toys DC Multiverse Figures for a comprehensive set.

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