Sure, he had a nagging superior to contend with, as well as some
nagging sensations whenever danger seemed near --
much like those that result from eating bad sweet and sour pork ...
Only after he is chased onto the roof of the Dutch embassy (by some guys angered that they had worn the same outfit to the affair) does Tony reconsider his fashion philosophy and don the belt -- transforming him fully into a brown-shirted, tan-chinoed dude with a cape that can double as a poncho. Despite this considerate change in outfit, the tuxedoed men are still angry, and Tony must subdue them with his newfound powers of flight, strength, and jumping around like an idiot.
With the guidance of his new Aztec friend Vadinho, Tony hones his Pumaman powers to stop the evil Kobras from conquering the world!
Body: My Loving Family "Dad" (Fisher Price?)
Notes: The head had its jaw narrowed and its hair redone in an effort to remove all traced of George Peppardian manliness. The body's "baby-rocking" action was switched to the Action Puma Pounce (activated by squeezing his legs together, see picture) with the addition of some new forearms (sculpted) and hands (robbed from an army guy). His belt is a rubberband ornamated with epoxy clay, his emblem is sculpted, and his shirt tail is a scrap of plastic. The boots are modified from Austin Powers. The cape I slapped together with some fabric glue for fear of sewing. I took a page from Leslie Hancock by hiding a wire into the seam so the cape may be posed for flying like a moron..
