#130 Million Hell

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In the imaginative backyard battles these little guys endured the figure of Million Hell likely often found himself in the same role as his origins in the Kinnikuman universe placed him. As a secondary background antagonist to be a dangerous obstacle for the primary heroes in the chaotic tournament story arcs. Adding to the distinctive and enormous character roster created by a pair of artistic friends who go by Yudetamago still produced and immensely popular out of Japan.

It’s unsure what the large “R” on his forehead is meant to represent as details are still being learned through translation. So many of the fans introduced to the figures by way of the M.U.S.C.L.E. toys line are still just learning even their identities let alone character dynamics. Since the selected figures lost their backstory information in the rebranding aimed more towards the English speaking market, we had to come up with our own.

Contending as a brute force combatant with relentless aggression to reinforce his character persona but no known signature moves or techniques. He finds himself among the hundreds of unique and creative forms found throughout the Kinnikuman universe. His design highlights what makes the series unique as a fun mix of wrestling parody and imaginative excess.

For longtime fans who had to supply the figures story from their own imaginations he could have been a race car driver, or a space bound thug. Million Hell may not be a major role or ultra intimidating in the form but carries the trademark exaggerated wrestling intent his creators were able to make a smash hit around the world. Whether you may have known his origins in the original Japanese keshi forms, or the Mattel import version of a different material and color variant. These little guys bring a character of their own wherever they are.