Hypnos: The Ultimate Enemy
Pulsar's one and only enemy was Hypnos, a humanoid alien who also had a clear plastic torso and switch embedded in his right side that when pressed spun a hypnotic patterned disc and created sparks inside the chest cavity. Pulsar was patented in 1976 but Mattel toys did not produce him until 1977.
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