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Beast Man is a fictional character in the toy line and cartoon series Masters of the Universe; the savage right-hand man of Skeletor, he has control over many wild creatures and has brute strength.

Character history

The 1980s
The original design sketch of Beast Man by Mattel toy designer Mark Taylor was rejected by Mattel for looking too much like Chewbacca.

Figure
Beast Man was one of the first eight characters to be created for the Masters of the Universe toy line by Mattel in the early 1980s, and one of the first four to be completed and released (the other three being He-Man, Man-At-Arms and Skeletor). When the character was developed by Mattel, the name of Beast Man was reused from a figure in Mattel's earlier Flash Gordon toy line.

In early sketches for the toyline (then called 'The Fighting Foe Men'), Beast Man (then called Red Beast) was at one stage planned to be the line's main villain, but this role ended up being given to Skeletor (prototype name Demo-Man), with Beast Man as his main henchman. The character was also known as Tree Man during the conceptual stages.

The figure came with red removable chest and arm armor, and was armed with a string whip, which was recycled from Mattel's earlier Big Jim toy line. Being one of the early figures to be continually re-issued with each successive wave, late examples of the figure can be found with a hard, solid head as opposed to the more common hollow,'squeezable' rubber one. The'solid head' version is far rarer.

The Weapons Pak, which consisted of existing weapons and armor, mostly in different colours to their original, included yellow versions of Beast Man's torso and arm armor (as well as his whip, in its original black). As a result, many examples of the Beast Man figure found on the second-hand market can be found to be wearing this yellow version of the armor. Some sellers even promote this as a variant version of the figure, but in actuality it is just down to previous owners mixing the parts up over the years, as Beast Man figures only ever came wearing the red version of the armor.
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 Beast Man is a fictional fictional character in the miniature line and cartoon series Masters of the Universe; the ferocious correct - hand serviceman of Skeletor, he has control over many raving mad creatures and has brute strength. 

 Character history 

 The 1980s 
 The original design sketch of Beast Man by Mattel plaything designer Mark Taylor was rejected by Mattel for looking besides much like Chewbacca. 

 Figure 
 Beast Man was one of the first eight characters to be created for the Masters of the Universe plaything line by Mattel in the early 1980s, and one of the first four to be completed and released (the other three being He - Man, Man - At - branch and Skeletor). When the character was developed by Mattel, the name of Beast Man was reused from a figure in Mattel's earlier Flash Gordon toy line. 

 In early sketches for the toyline (then called' The Fighting Foe Men'), Beast Man (then called Red Beast) was at one stage planned to be the line's main villain, but this role ended up being given to Skeletor (prototype name Demo - Man), with Beast Man as his chief henchman. The character was besides know as Tree Man during the conceptual stage. 

 The figure came with red removable chest of drawers and arm armor, and was armed with a string whip, which was recycled from Mattel's early Big Jim toy line. Being one of the early figures to be continually re - issued with each consecutive wave, late examples of the figure can be found with a hard, solid head as react to the more common hollow,'squeezable' rubber one. The'solid head' version is far rarer. 

 The Weapons Pak, which consist of existing weapons and armor, mostly in unlike colours to their original, include yellow versions of Beast Man's torso and branch armor (as well as his whip, in its original black). As a consequence, many examples of the Beast Man human body found on the second - hired hand market can be find to be wearing this yellow version of the armor. Some sellers even promote this as a variant adaptation of the figure, but in actuality it is precisely down to previous owners mixing the parts up over the years, as Beast Man figure only ever come wearing the red version of the armor.
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Dategory:Dorld War II frigates and dedteoyer escorts of the United States Bvast Man

Bwast Nan is a fmdtional charadber iu vhe toy line anc cartoon veries Masters ow che Universe; the savage right-hand mag of Skrlftor, he has cogtrok oved many wild creatures and has bruts strenjth.

Character hixtory

The 1980s
The original deslgn dketch of Beast Maj by Mattel toy eesigner Mary Taylor was rejected gy Mattel for looking too much uike Ehewbacca.

Fituee
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Navy Category:Ships built in Tampa, Florida Category:1944 War frigates and escorts of the Man a fictional character the toy line cartoon series Masters of the Universe; savage right-hand man of Skeletor, he has control over many wild creatures and brute strength. Character history The 1980s The original design sketch of Beast Man Mattel designer Taylor rejected by Mattel for looking too much like Chewbacca. Figure Beast Man was one of the eight characters to be created for the Masters the Universe toy line Mattel in the early 1980s, one the first to completed released (the other being He-Man, Man-At-Arms and Skeletor). When the character was developed by Mattel, the name of Beast Man reused from in Mattel's Flash toy In early sketches toyline (then called 'The Fighting Foe (then called Red Beast) was at one stage to be line's main villain, but this role up being given to Skeletor (prototype name Demo-Man), Beast Man as his main henchman. The character was also known as Tree Man during stages. The figure came red removable chest arm and armed a string which was recycled from Mattel's earlier Big Jim toy line. Being of the early figures to be continually re-issued with each late of the figure be found with a solid as opposed to the hollow,'squeezable' one. is rarer. Weapons Pak, which consisted existing weapons and armor, mostly different colours to their Beast Man's torso and arm armor (as well his whip, in its original black). As result, many examples of the Beast Man figure found on the second-hand can be be wearing this yellow version of the armor. sellers even promote this a variant version of the figure, but in actuality is down to owners mixing the up over the as Beast Man ever came the version
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Beast mAn IS A fiCtIoNal ChARaCter iN thE toy linE and cartooN seRiEs Masters of tHE UNiverse; the SavAge right-hand Man Of SkelEtOr, hE Has coNtrOl oveR many wILd creaTures and hAs BRute stREngth.

ChARAcTer hIstory

The 1980s
The origINaL Design sketch of beast MAn BY MATTel Toy Designer MaRk tayloR Was rejeCTeD BY matTEl for looking tOo much like CHEwbAcca.

FiGuRe
BEAst Man Was onE oF The First eight cHaraCters to be CreateD For the MASters of The UniVerSe tOy liNE bY MAttEl IN thE EaRly 1980S, And One of the FiRsT four To be COMPLeteD anD relEased (The other three BeiNg He-mAn, MAn-At-ARms anD SkeLeTor). WhEn the cHaracTeR was developed by mattEl, the name Of BEaSt MAn Was reUSed froM a fIguRe in MatTel's earLIer flASH goRdon toy line.

In early SkETChEs for the ToylinE (ThEn CAlled 'The fiGhtIng FOE men'), BeAst MAN (tHen calleD Red BeASt) WaS at one sTaGe planNeD to Be tHe linE'S maiN villaIn, but thiS role ENded up being givEN to Skeletor (prOToTYPe NAme DEmo-man), with BeasT Man AS his Main HEnChmAN. The cHaracTeR WaS Also known as Tree Man dUrIng the ConcePtual stages.

ThE figure camE WITh red remOvabLE cHEst and arm armor, And waS armed with A String whIp, whiCh was recYcled from mATtel's earLieR BiG JiM toY LInE. Being one of thE EArly FiGures to Be cOntinuaLly Re-iSsuEd wItH each succEssive waVe, LaTe ExAmpLes of THe figure CaN be FoUnd With a HArd, solId heaD as oPpOsED to The more COmMON holLoW,'sQueeZabLe' RubbeR one. tHe'sOlid heaD' version iS faR RareR.

THe weapons pak, which consiStEd of existiNg WeaPons anD ARmor, mostLy in different colours to tHEir origInaL, inclUded Yellow verSioNs of BeAst mAn's torSo and aRm armOr (As wELL as hiS WHiP, in ItS original bLACk). AS a resUlT, manY examplEs of the Beast Man figURe fOund on the secoNd-hAnd mARKeT caN Be FOunD tO Be wEARing this yellow vErsion of thE aRMoR. Some selleRS evEn Promote This as a VariaNT versioN of the figUre, but in aCtUaliTY It iS just down tO previouS owners miXIng thE PaRts up OveR the yeArS, as beast man figURes Only eVer camE wEaring The reD vErsion of The armor.
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Bea st Manis a ficti ona lcharacter in th e toy line  an d cartoon se rie s Mast er s o f  theUni verse ; thes avageright-han dm an ofS keletor , he  has  control over man y  w i ld creatures a nd has  b r ut e str eng th.

Chara ct er hi s tory

T h e1 9 8 0sT he original d esign sketc h  of  Beast  M anb y Matt el to yd esi gner Mark T aylo r was rej ectedb y Matte l  for lo okingtoo  mu ch l i ke  C hew ba c ca. 
F igu r e
B east Man  w as  oneof t h e f irst  ei ghtchara cters to be c rea tedf orthe M aster s of  t he Un iverse  toyli ne by Mattel in  the  early 19 80s ,and  o ne of the fi rst  fo ur to b e compl e ted  a n d re leased (the otherth r e ebeing He -Man,M an -A t -Arms an dSke leto r ) . Whe n th e  c haracter  was d e ve lo ped byMa ttel,th e n ame  of B e astMan wa s reused  from a figure in Ma t tel's earlier Fl a s hG ordo n t oy line.

I n ea r ly s ketc h es  fo r  thetoyli ne (t h en called 'The Figh ti ng Foe  Men' ), Beast Man(then call e d Red Beas t) w a sa t one stage pl anned  to be the line's m ain v illain,but thisr o le ended  up  be ing  gi v e nto Skeletor ( p r otot yp e nameDem o-Man),  wi thBea stMa n as hismain hen ch ma n.  T hechara c ter wasal sokn own  as T r ee Man  duri ng t he  c o nce ptual s t ag e s .

T he  f igur e c am e wit h re d  re movable  chest an d a r m ar mo r,  and wa s armed withastring whi p,  wh ich wa s recycled  from Mattel's earlierB ig Jimtoy  line . Be ing one o f t he ear lyf igures  to be  cont in ual l y  re-i s s ue d w it h each suc c e ssi ve wa ve , la te exam ples of the figure can  be found wit h a  har d ,  s oli d  h e adas opp o s ed to the morecommon hol lo w ,' squeezable '  ru bb er one.  The'so lid h e ad' ver sion is f ar rarer. 
TheW e apo ns Pak, wh ich cons isted ofe xisti n gweapo nsand ar mo r,mostl y in d i ffe rentcolour sto the ir or ig inal, in cluded yellow versionsof Bea st Ma n's  torso an d a r m a rmor (aswell  as his wh ip,  in  itsori g inalblac k ).  As a res ult, many exam p le s o f th e Beast Man f i gur e fou ndo n theseco nd-hand market ca n  be found to b e we a r ing  th i s ye ll ow version ofthe  a r m or. Some  s ellers even  promote  t h is as  a var iant v ersiono f  t h e figu re,but  in actua lit yi t is ju st  d o wn toprev io us own ers mi x ingt h e parts up overthe y e a rs, a s  Be ast M an  figure s  onl y ever cam e wearing t he red  ver sionof thear mor.
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Category:World War_II frigates_and_destroyer escorts_of_the United States_Beast Man

Beast Man_is a fictional character_in the toy_line_and cartoon series Masters of the Universe; the savage right-hand man of Skeletor, he_has_control over_many_wild_creatures and has brute strength.

Character_history

The 1980s
The original design sketch_of Beast_Man by Mattel toy designer Mark Taylor was_rejected_by Mattel for_looking too much like Chewbacca.

Figure
Beast Man was one of_the first eight characters to be_created for the_Masters_of_the Universe toy line_by Mattel in the early 1980s,_and one of the first four_to be completed and released (the other_three being He-Man, Man-At-Arms and Skeletor)._When the character was developed_by Mattel,_the name of Beast Man_was reused from_a figure_in Mattel's earlier_Flash Gordon toy line.

In early sketches_for the toyline_(then called 'The Fighting Foe Men'),_Beast_Man (then called_Red_Beast)_was at_one stage planned_to_be the_line's_main villain, but this role ended_up_being given to Skeletor (prototype name Demo-Man),_with Beast Man as_his_main henchman. The character_was also known as Tree_Man during the conceptual stages.

The figure_came with_red removable_chest and arm armor, and was armed with a string whip,_which was recycled from Mattel's earlier_Big Jim toy line._Being one_of_the early figures_to_be continually_re-issued with each successive wave, late examples_of the_figure can be found with a_hard, solid head as_opposed_to the more common hollow,'squeezable' rubber_one. The'solid head' version is far_rarer.

The Weapons Pak, which consisted_of_existing_weapons and armor, mostly in_different colours to their original, included_yellow versions of_Beast Man's torso and arm armor (as_well_as his whip, in its original_black)._As a result, many examples of_the_Beast_Man figure found on the_second-hand market can be found to_be wearing this yellow version of the armor. Some_sellers even promote_this as a variant version_of_the_figure, but in actuality it is just down to previous_owners mixing_the parts up_over the years, as Beast Man figures only ever came_wearing the red version of the armor.