1. The Ultimate Warrior - Series 2
Finally, the greatest World Wrestling Federation Hasbro figure of all time - The Ultimate Warrior from series two. The Ultimate Warrior's first Hasbro was a good figure. A little small when compared with some of the other Hasbros, but still a good figure. The Warrior's third figure was decent as well, though the color combination chosen for the paint application of purple and yellow wasn't one he was seen wearing often, if ever. It was the second version of Hasbro's Ultimate Warrior figure that takes the cake and is the best Hasbro figure ever, though. With every single part of the figure mold created specifically for this character, it is no wonder the Ultimate Warrior released as part of series two from 1991 is so special. Appropriately featuring the 'Ultimate Slam' (Gorilla Press) action maneuver, the toy's signature ability matched the character's signature move perfectly. As the WWF Champion for most of 1990, it should come as no surprise the level of detail that was put into perfecting this action figure. Warrior was appearing on everything Vince McMahon marketed at that time, and no better job was done than this Hasbro figure.
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