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Back in the era when weekend TV meant foam monsters, leather skirts, and enough slow-motion sword swinging to qualify as cardio, Toy Biz decided the world neededmultiple versions of Xena— because of course it did.
This isXena II, also known as“Xena, but make it costume change.”
She stands sealed inside her blister pack, posed with the kind of unwavering determination normally reserved for:
confronting ancient gods,
delivering monologues in front of wind machines,
and dealing with Hercules’ perpetual dramatic squint.
If you look closely, you’ll notice she’s accessorized with:✨ Two spears, because why commit to one method of intimidation?✨ A bow large enough to question the laws of physics✨ Her chakram, ready to ricochet off every surface in your living room (if you were reckless enough to open this — which you’re not)
The packaging is peak ’90s fantasy chaos:Hercules brooding in front of a wall of fire, the logo screaming at full volume, and the kind of graphic design choices that tell you someone absolutely used every filter available on the computer they had.
The back showcases the whole action figure lineup — an enthusiastic reminder that the ’90s toy industry never met a character they didn’t want to turn into 5 inches of articulated PVC.
This card has lived a long, respectable life in storage. A little curve here, a little wear there — nothing dramatic enough to get Hercules involved, but enough to prove authenticity. Still sealed. Still fierce. Still radiating “I dare you” energy.
If you ever practiced a Xena yell while swinging a wooden spoon you pretended was a sword, this figure will feel like a homecoming.
⚡ Check out my other listings — I’m slowly releasing an entire pantheon of Hercules/Xena figures back into the world like some kind of nostalgic demigod.
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