In present-day London, Jane Dodson, archaeologist and daughter of the Dutch ambassador, has uncovered the mask and deciphered its instructions: when aimed, it can control their mind.

Some time later, Jane invites Tony to a party at the Dutch embassy, so Kobras' mind slaves can kill him.

Kobras' henchmen try to subdue Tony at the embassy party, but he manages to fight them off and escapes by flying from the roof after donning Pumaman's magic belt.

Freed from Kobras' control, Jane smashes the replica of Tony's head, which restores his Pumaman powers.

Vadinho summons the aliens with his amulet, and before joining them to return the mask to the Andes, he tells Tony to look for him when it is time to train his future son to succeed him as the next Pumaman.

"[4] Specifically, De Martino noted that Italo Zingarelli had purchased a camera in Germany to create the flying effects, but the technicians were unable to properly use it.

[4] The film was also made available through the Mystery Science Theater 3000 television show,[6] appearing on a season 9 episode on April 4, 1998.

Factory later included the original film as a bonus feature alongside the MST3K version on the Volume XXIX DVD box set, released on March 25, 2014.

[8] The director Alberto De Martino declared the film as "the only pic I did wrong in my whole career" and that "When I saw it was a flop, I started asking myself questions.