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Super7 Ultimates Conan the Barbarian – Snake Priest Thulsa Doom Action Figure (James Earl Jones)

Name: Super7 Ultimates Conan the Barbarian – Snake Priest Thulsa Doom Action Figure (James Earl Jones)
Brand: SUPER7
SKU: 210000049951
Price: 59.99 USD
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Channel the serpent's will with this 7" Super7 Ultimates Snake Priest Thulsa Doom figure, styled after James Earl Jones’ iconic film role.

The hypnotic villainy of Thulsa Doom slithers into your collection with this deluxe 7” Ultimates figure from Super7. Based on James Earl Jones’ chilling performance in Conan the Barbarian (1982), this figure captures the menacing cult leader in his ceremonial Snake Priest form. Dressed in flowing robes and adorned with serpent iconography, Thulsa Doom comes with a sinister set of accessories—ready to command legions or transform at will. Whether you fear him or revere him, there's no denying his power.

Clad in his ceremonial robes, this Thulsa Doom figure replicates every fold, pattern, and sinister detail seen in the film. His presence evokes both mysticism and dread. (The cult of Set is watching.)

Includes interchangeable heads (one human, one mid-transformation), a serpent dagger, removable cloak, and alternate hands to summon his dark power. (He may not speak loudly, but his accessories scream charisma.)

Standing 7 inches tall with deluxe articulation and a display-worthy window box, this figure is ideal for high-end collectors and Conan devotees alike. (You can practically hear James Earl Jones just looking at it.)

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Thulsa Doom

Thulsa Doom is a calculating, enigmatic villain whose calm demeanor conceals devastating power. Played masterfully by James Earl Jones, he leads the Snake Cult with an eerie charisma and the ability to transform into a literal serpent. As Conan’s nemesis, Doom embodies the seductive, philosophical evil that tempts and terrifies in equal measure.

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Conan

Conan the Barbarian has carved its place in cinematic history as a grim and operatic sword-and-sorcery epic. The 1982 film, directed by John Milius, blended brutal combat with mythic storytelling, establishing archetypes that influence fantasy media to this day. Its enduring legacy lies in its epic tone, iconic performances, and rich, savage world.

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