
Beast Man
Raise his arms and press the button on his back, and the 2002 Beast Man lashes out with his flexible whip.
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Masters of the Universe 200X was Mattel's 2002 relaunch of He-Man, MOTU action figures sculpted by the Four Horsemen to go with the new cartoon. It began with Wave 1 and a new Castle Grayskull, brought in Samurai and Battle Armor figures, then turned to the Snake Men in Wave 6 before the line stopped in 2004. NECA carried on with Staction figures to 2007. The Four Horsemen went on to sculpt MOTU Classics, and MOTU Origins later remade many 200X designs.
Complete checklist of 128 Masters of the Universe 200X toys across 33 series by Mattel, NECA, 2002-2007. Updated 4 November 2026.




Raise his arms and press the button on his back, and the 2002 Beast Man lashes out with his flexible whip.
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The Four Horsemen's 2002 He-Man kicked off the relaunch with a younger, slimmer look and a twist-and-punch waist.
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Duncan's 2002 figure clips a huge missile-firing cannon over one arm, with removable armour underneath.
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Mer-Man's 2002 head follows the fishier look of the original 1980s card art rather than the old toy.
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The first relaunch Skeletor swings his arm at the press of a back button and carries a sword that splits in two.
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The relaunch Stratos flaps his wings and fires a missile from his jet pack.
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The 2002 Battle Cat trades his old helmet for a face mask and paw guards, and his saddle carries missile launchers.
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This Castle Grayskull added lights and sounds, and some figures were made with chips in their feet to set them off.


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Packed just one to a case at first, the 2002 Mekaneck was one of the hardest relaunch figures to find in shops.
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Ram Man keeps his springy charge: press the button on his heel and he lunges up to ram his enemies.
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Orko fires a big orange energy orb from his magic launcher, and a chase version swapped the launcher's colours round.
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Smash Blade He-Man repaints the first relaunch He-Man in blue and swaps his axe for a spinning weapon that clips to his arm.
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The relaunch Teela leaves off the snake headdress of her 1982 figure but keeps a spring-loaded waist for punches.
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Trap Jaw's jaw still moves, and his big robot arm takes swappable attachments, including a grabbing claw.
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A clear window in Tri-Klops' helmet lets light in to make his eye glow, and his Doom Seeker hovers on a little stand.
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ToyFare's mail-in Faker is the He-Man mould cast in blue, wearing Skeletor's armour, just like the 1980s robot double.
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Sy-Klone spins at the waist like a whirlwind and wears a big ring on his back that the 1985 figure never had.
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This much more insect-like Buzz-Off carries a long axe that shoots a stinger missile from its tip.
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Built on Teela's body with a new head, Evil-Lyn was packed only one to a case, so she was tough to find.
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Ice Armor He-Man wields a giant icicle spear, and his clip-on shield flings icy discs when his waist snaps round.
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The 2003 convention exclusive Keldor came with three heads: Keldor, Skeletor and a burning one caught mid-transformation.
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Turn the knob on Man-E-Faces' helmet to switch between man, robot and monster, and his chunky blaster fires a missile.
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Roboto's arm takes either a claw or a missile-firing blaster, while the axe of his 1985 figure was left out.
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Sky Strike Stratos is a darker repaint with metal-tipped wings and rocket boosters strapped to his legs.

Two Bad carries a two-headed club to match his two heads, and his arms swing out in spring-loaded attacks.
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Press the button near Whiplash's waist and his hard plastic tail swings from side to side.
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Fisto was renamed Battle Fist on the box, likely because of Star Wars' Kit Fisto, and his big metal fist shoots forward.
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Press King Hssss' back and his human-looking front half swings up to reveal the snakes underneath.
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A ToyFare exclusive showing Teela turned into a snake, with scaly paint and green versions of her usual weapons.
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Rattlor was renamed The General on the box, but his head still shoots forward on its long neck at the press of a button.
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Kobra Khan was sold as Venom-Spitting Khan: fill him with water and he squirts it from his mouth.
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Zodak became a mystic martial artist in the relaunch, and a button on his back brings his arm down in a chop.
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The 2004 convention exclusive She-Ra has real rooted hair and her classic sword, shield and comb.
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A many-legged Horde scout, NECA's Mantenna stands on four separately sculpted legs in black Horde armour.

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NECA's Leech swaps the old suction-cup face for a sucker hidden inside a mouth full of teeth.



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