Dungeons & Dragons Cartoon Classics 6-Inch-Scale Bobby & Uni 2-Pack Action Figures, D&D 80s Cartoon, Includes d12 from Exclusive D&D Dice Set...

Many have had issues with these figure breaking easily or already being broken upon opening (in general, not from any specific seller). Mine has been great, no issues what so ever. I don't play with mine and is more of a display piece as I loved the vintage cartoon as a child. So, I'm not sure how they hold up with play. Now, I need to find the others from the OG crew.

Diana being part of this group was something I always appreciated about this show. Very happy to add her to my collection!

Its a fantastic likeness of Hank from my favorite cartoon as a kid growing up. I plan to get all the gang at some point, but I got Hank first whos now on a shelf in my arcade (near my Dragons Lair-yes I love that 80s animation). Very pleased-just warm him up before posing him so his joints move more easily.

Hank the Ranger. Figures look great. Plastic feels kind of cheap. Absolutely hate the no plastic save the woke world packaging. I have to say this is way past due for these figures and this cartoon to get their props If you grew up watching this on Saturday mornings in the mid 80's you instantly get that nostalgia feel from opening these up. Like I mentioned they look great and spot on to their cartoon counterparts but what killed this line is Hasbro's greed. They are not worth the $24.99 price tag. Venger and Dungeon Master is worth $24.99 price point not the single figures. A $14.99 price would have been supported and maybe we'd get more characters from the cartoon but this will be it after the last wave of Eric, Presto and Shelia. A Shadow demon, Night mare and to-scale Tiamat would have been awesome to complete this series for the fans but once again Hasbro's greed screwed us. As you see now all these will be discounted half off or more soon enough.

This toy really hits a lot of nostalgia points in an 80's kid like myself. The character matches the cartoon pretty darn close and the weapon has a secondary choice to make it feel even more accurate. They toy is a bit stiff and the weapon sort of fits the hands for at least a single pose. The addition of a D&D die in each of these really is a nice touch. The first box I got was nearly torn in half. This isn't really a toy you are going to open and use, display maybe but you will want the box in good shape. I returned it and got a much nicer one the next go around. Not perfect but better than torn in half.