10 WWE Legends Curiously Missing From The Mattel Action Figure Line
6. Tatanka
Due to his prominence during the New Generation era, his bright and colourful look, and the success he achieved in the WWE, Tatanka makes the list of Mattel action figures that probably should have been made by now.
Tatanka won't be the last superstar known for having an impressive, multi-year undefeated streak that will make this list, but he probably will be the only true Native American.
Tatanka's ring attire from 1993 would be a great look for Mattel to try and recreate, considering the pastels of color that the real-life Chris Chavis wore to the ring. With a face full of warpaint, a red mohawk and headdress, and even a replica tomahawk, Tatanka would be a great addition to Mattel's Elite or Defining Moment series.
The Lumbee tribesman was a vital part of the WWE's mid-card from 1992 until he suffered his first loss, albeit in controversial fashion, to Ludvig Borga in late '93. Borga would be a great addition to the Mattel lineup too, but he didn't have the longevity or the impact that Tatanka did during his WWE career.
Though he had a more muted look once he joined the Million Dollar Corporation, Tatanka's most iconic look from '93 would probably sell best.