And a Castle Grayskull with all of the details (like the hidden sally-port on the larger turret) that the original Mattel designers wanted to include but had to cut for budget reasons.
Just don't try to pick it up by the (decorative) "carrying handle."
He also stands as a rebuke to the "cultural appropriation" canard.
It's
slightly more complicated than that, to put it mildly. To begin with, what the Big E ultimately wanted for Mankind was to eradicate Chaos, and to this end set about trying to wipe out spirituality and religion under the rubric of "The Imperial Truth" as these things were (ostensibly) inadvertently contributing to the sustenance of the Chaos gods...except the "Imperial Truth" was a gigantic falsehood since it was explicitly based on denying the reality and existence of the Immaterium and its denizens (chaotic or otherwise) and Chaos is in any event fueled much more by negative and extreme emotions and the perversion of the natural order (see Slaanesh, birth of) than some random grandma quietly praying in the back of a church.
Furthermore, even while this purge was going on, ever-increasing numbers of people within the Imperium were increasingly (albeit secretly) revering the Emperor as God...and they had evidence to back it up. When they invoked the name of the Emperor,
something was answering them, something that sanctified objects of worship, granted miracles to the faithful, and sent daemons screaming back to the Warp with the merest touch. Something that the Chaos gods would fearfully refer to only as "The Anathema," and say no more of.
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As the Horus Heresy raged on, particularly devout individuals belonging to this secret Church of the Emperor, the
Lectitio Divinitatus, such as former war photographer Euphrati Keeler (pictured above, banishing a daemon aboard the Imperial battleship
Vengeful Spirit), increasingly came to the fore, as their faith in the divinity of the Emperor began to visibly manifest itself in the form of miraculous powers that often proved crucial in ultimately turning the tide against the forces of Chaos, saving Holy Terra and ultimately the Imperium itself. Unsurprisingly, an above-ground and official Imperial Church quickly coalesced around these newly-arisen "Imperial Saints" soon after the war. Whether this whole chain of events was actually some incredibly complicated stratagem of the part of the Emperor, or something else entirely, none can say, so far as I'm aware.
Thanks for the recommendation. Gonna have to check this out.