https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3NQuEk1EcYw If there were a frontman for the Puppet Master franchise, it would be Blade, the most recognizable character in the entire series. Designed to look like Gestapo Major Kraus by Toulon, Blade is inhabited by the soul of Dr. Hess, who was attempting to learn how to reanimate the dead for the German Nazis. Armed with a stiletto for one hand and a hook for the other, Blade is a formidable killer and the unquestionable field leader of the puppets. While Jester is the most expressive puppet in the series, Blade is able to show some emotion himself as his mouth is able to move and his eyes can pop out to express shock or surprise. Aside from his simple and classic look, Blade also has some of the more memorable kills in the series and is one of three puppets (alongside Pinhead and Jester) to appear in all ten Puppet Master films, as well as Puppet Master Vs. Demonic Toys. Although Blade is the most recognizable and arguably one of the most popular puppets, there is one puppet in particular who really shines as the most awesome entry in the franchise's history.
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