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A see-through blue dragon for Order, boxed with a Crystal Dragon Warrior you can't get any other way.
6 Accessories
Crystar (1982)
Remco's Crystar toys pitted see-through crystal heroes against lava warriors, with Prince Crystar on one side and his twin brother Moltar on the other. The seven carded Basic Figures came out in 1982 alongside two dragons, and the Crystal Castle and mini playsets and Shatterpults filled out the battle. Marvel's comic followed in 1983. For more early 80s fantasy warriors, see vintage Masters of the Universe.
Complete checklist of 16 Crystar figures across 3 series by Remco, 1982. Updated 4 November 2026.
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Crystar: Basic Figures
The seven carded figures: Crystar, Warbow and Ogeode for Order, Moltar, Zardeth and a Magma Man for Chaos, and Feldspar caught in between. The Crystal Dragon and Lava Dragon each came boxed with a warrior you couldn't buy on his own.
Crystar
Prince Crystar leads the Crystal Warriors of Order, and his figure is cast in see-through blue plastic to look like living crystal.
4 Accessories
Feldspar
The princes' uncle and regent, changed by both wizards into half crystal, half lava to show he takes no side.
3 Accessories
Lava Dragon and Lava Dragon Warrior
Chaos's dragon, boxed with its own Lava Dragon Warrior to ride on its back. The rider only came in this set.
Magma Man
A foot soldier of Moltar's lava army, the Magma Men, made by Zardeth's magic at the Fountain of Fire.
3 Accessories
Moltar
Crystar's twin brother, who chose Chaos and was turned into a being of lava by the wizard Zardeth.
3 Accessories
Ogeode
The old wizard of Order, who saved Crystar's life by merging him with the Prisma-Crystal and turning him to crystal.
4 Accessories
Warbow
Warbow wears an eye patch because Zardeth took his eye after Warbow shot out the wizard's. He carries a see-through crossbow.
3 Accessories
Zardeth
The wizard of Chaos, who lost his left eye to Warbow. His thin pointed fingers snap easily, so check them on a loose one.
4 Accessories
Crystar: Playsets
The Crystal Castle was the Crystal Warriors' fortress, and early ones have coloured ladders and racks before later runs went all grey. Four small carded sets, from the Catapult Set to The Spell of the Evil Wizard, each came with a figure of its own.
Crystal Castle
The Crystal Warriors' fortress. Early castles had a blue weapon rack and yellow ladders, while later ones came all in grey.
12 Accessories
Crystal Warrior Battle Set
A campfire and weapons rack set with a Battle Warrior figure you only get here.
8 Accessories
Crystal Warrior Catapult Set
A small catapult set with its own green Crystal Warrior, a figure only found in this pack.
4 Accessories
The Magic of Crystal
A mini playset of Ogeode's magic, with a cauldron, crystal ball and telescope, and its own version of the wizard.
10 Accessories
The Spell of the Evil Wizard
Zardeth's spell-casting set, with a cauldron and crystal ball, and its own version of the evil wizard.
10 Accessories
Crystar: Vehicles
The two Shatterpults were siege catapults for each side: the Crystal Shatterpult for Crystar's warriors and the Lava Shatterpult for Moltar's.
Crystal Shatterpult
The Order side's Shatterpult, a siege catapult for lobbing crystal boulders at Moltar's army.
4 Accessories
Lava Shatterpult
Chaos's Shatterpult, a siege catapult that hurls lava rocks at the Crystal Warriors.
4 Accessories
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Crystar FAQs
- How many Crystar figures are there?
- Grayl's checklist has 16 Crystar figures across 3 series, released in 1982.
- What year did Crystar come out?
- The first Crystar toys came out in 1982 with Crystar: Basic Figures.
- Who made Crystar toys?
- Crystar toys were made by Remco.
- What Crystar series are there?
- Basic Figures (1982), Playsets (1982), Vehicles (1982).
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