Dreadnok Zandar
Hasbro • G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero
Toy Category
Action Figure
Year Released
1986
Condition
Good to Very Good. The figure exhibits some paint wear on the hair and boots. The original 'color-change' skin feature (which turned blue in cold/UV light) appears faded or less reactive due to age. Joints appear intact, though silver paint on boots is chipped.
Estimated Market Value
US $15.00 - $35.00 (depending on inclusion of original accessories)
Description
Zandar is the brother of Zarana and Zartan, featuring a distinctive orange-pink hair tuft on top of a blonde/white flat top. The figure is shirtless with black and brown pants, silver/brown boots, and a brown studded belt. He features a red 'Anarchy' symbol tattoo on his left shoulder and three black stripes on his right bicep.
Market Value
Estimated Market Value
US $15.00 - $35.00 (depending on inclusion of original accessories)
Auction Estimate
US $10.00 - $20.00 in current loose condition without accessories
Toy Identity
Edition Details
Original US domestic release; manufactured in Hong Kong or China
Model Number
5313/5300
Toy Type
3.75-inch plastic action figure with 'Swivel-Arm Battle Grip' and internal O-ring
Toy Condition
Good to Very Good. The figure exhibits some paint wear on the hair and boots. The original 'color-change' skin feature (which turned blue in cold/UV light) appears faded or less reactive due to age. Joints appear intact, though silver paint on boots is chipped.
Packaging Condition
No Packaging; loose figure only.
Rarity & Significance
Common to moderate rarity; highly desirable as a member of the Dreadnok sub-group, which has a significant cult following among G.I. Joe collectors.
Special Features
Originally featured UV-reactive 'photo-chromic' plastic skin that turned blue when exposed to sunlight or cold; originally came with a green crossbow and a black backpack.
Notable Variations
While the 1986 mold is standard, variations exist in the intensity of the pink hair paint and the sensitivity of the color-changing plastic over decades of storage.