Masters of the Universe Eternia Minis (2013-2022)
Eternia Minis are pocket-sized Masters of the Universe (MOTU) figures, little He-Man and Skeletor toys you can line up by the dozen. They began as a Comic-Con exclusive in 2013 and a run of 2-packs, came back in 2020 with Grayskull and Snake Mountain sets, and filled out in 2021 with Masters of the Universe: Revelation figures and mini vehicles. For full-size figures, see MOTU Origins and vintage Masters of the Universe.
Complete checklist of 65 Masters of the Universe Eternia Minis toys across 9 series by Mattel, 2013-2022. Updated 2 November 2026.
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Eternia Minis (2013): Figures
Eternia Minis (2014): Figures
Battle Armor He-Man & Mer-Man 2-Pack
Faker & Man-At-Arms 2-Pack
King He-Man & Clawful 2-Pack
Mossman & Battle Armor Skeletor 2-Pack
Scare Glow & Stratos 2-Pack
Zodac & Beast Man 2-Pack
Eternia Minis (2015): Figures
She-Ra & Horde Trooper 2-Pack
Eternia Minis (2020): Figures
Beast Man
Buzz-Off
Buzz-Off follows his 1980s toy rather than the 2002 redesign, with see-through yellow wings fixed to his back.
Faker
Not the 2014 Matty Collector Faker: this one has a new head and brighter blue and orange paint, packed in a Snake Mountain case.
He-Man (Grayskull)
He-Man led the first wave of Walmart's two-inch minis, each sold blind in a little Castle Grayskull case that links to the next.
He-Man (Horde Zombie)
The first wave's chase figure, roughly one per case, is the slimed-over He-Man that some makers call Slime Pit He-Man.
He-Man (Snake Mountain)
No new paint here: the second-wave He-Man is identical to the first, just sealed in a Snake Mountain case instead of Grayskull.
Jitsu (Grayskull)
Jitsu brings his oversized chopping hand and an orange sword to the first wave of Walmart minis.
Man-At-Arms (Grayskull)
This Man-At-Arms is clean-shaven like the vintage toy, unlike the moustached one from the 2014 Matty Collector minis.
Man-At-Arms (Serpent Claw)
Ram Man (Grayskull)
Ram Man was meant to share a 2015 Matty Collector two-pack with Trap Jaw, but that series was cancelled and he turned up here instead.
Skeletor (Gold Armor)
The Snake Mountain wave's chase figure, a gold-armoured Skeletor nodding to the colourway fans call Disco Skeletor.
Skeletor (Grayskull)
Skeletor's first Eternia Mini sold blind at Walmart for about $5, and the same figure was simply repacked for the Snake Mountain wave.
Skeletor (Snake Mountain)
The second wave's Skeletor is the first-wave figure unchanged, only now packed inside a purple Snake Mountain case.
Stinkor
Stinkor was lined up for Mattel's cancelled 2015 minis and finally escaped in 2020, the only new character in the Snake Mountain wave.
Trap Jaw
Trap Jaw's claw pops off his arm, and Mattel later reused this same sculpt in green for a First Appearance repaint.
Trap Jaw (First Appearance)
Eternia Minis (2020): Vehicles & Playsets
Eternia Minis 4-Pack (Grayskull)
Eternia Minis 4-Pack (Snake Mountain)
Eternia Minis (2021): Figures
Beast Man (Revelation)
Beast Man as he looks after Revelation's time jump, a rougher, wilder figure with his armour gone.
Clawful
Evil-Lyn
Evil-Lyn sticks to her 1980s toy look here, yellow skin and all, rather than the 2002 cartoon design.
Faker (Revelation)
Fisto (Revelation)
nostalgic_collectorHe-Man (Anti-Eternia)
He-Man (Battle Armor)
Remade from the 2014 Matty Collector minis, Battle Armor He-Man was one of the first Eternia Minis sold on a card instead of blind.
He-Man (Netflix)
He-Man as redesigned for Netflix's 2021 CGI series, squeezed into the same chunky style as the earlier minis.
Man-At-Arms (Anti-Eternia)
Mer-Man
Mercenary Teela (Revelation)
Teela's hooded undercover disguise from Revelation, green mask and all, worn when she and Andra go in as mercenaries.
Metallic Faker (Revelation)
Ninjor
Orko
Ram Man (Anti-Eternia)
Ram Man goes over to the dark side in black and red, a straight repaint of his first-wave mini with a red axe.
Skele-God (Revelation)
Skeletor (Battle Armor)
Black battle armour with a bat emblem goes over the classic mini Skeletor here, another redo of a 2014 Matty Collector look.
Skeletor (Netflix)
Sorceress
In Netflix's 2021 CGI series Teela becomes the Sorceress, and this mini captures her in that powered-up role.
Sorceress (Revelation)
Stratos
Teela
Teela (Anti-Eternia)
Teela's evil Anti-Eternia double, a simple black and red repaint of her classic mini with red hair to match.
Whiplash - Full Metal (Revelation)
Revelation's Whiplash again, this time in an all-over shiny metallic finish, sold alongside his regular mini in 2021.
Whiplash (Revelation)
Zodac
Eternia Minis (2021): Vehicles & Playsets
Beast Man and War Sled (Revelation)
Fisto and Stridor (Revelation)
He-Man and Ground Ripper
The 1984 Road Ripper returns renamed as the Ground Ripper for licensing reasons, with He-Man riding on a peg in the floor.
Skeletor and Roton
Slime Pit Multipack
Eternia Minis (2022): Figures
Battle Armor He-Man
Beast Man (Netflix)
Evil-Lyn (Netflix)
Jitsu
Man-At-Arms (Netflix)
Ram Man
Eternia Minis (2022): Vehicles & Playsets
He-Man and Battle Cat (Netflix)
Skeletor and Painthor Cycle (Netflix)
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Masters of the Universe Eternia Minis FAQs
- How many Masters of the Universe Eternia Minis toys are there?
- Grayl's checklist has 65 Masters of the Universe Eternia Minis toys across 9 series, released between 2013 and 2022.
- What year did Masters of the Universe Eternia Minis come out?
- The first Masters of the Universe Eternia Minis toys came out in 2013 with Eternia Minis (2013): Figures, and the line ran until 2022.
- Who made Masters of the Universe Eternia Minis toys?
- Masters of the Universe Eternia Minis toys were made by Mattel.
- What Masters of the Universe Eternia Minis series are there?
- 2013 Figures (2013), 2014 Figures (2014), 2015 Figures (2015), 2020 Figures (2020), 2020 Vehicles & Playsets (2020), 2021 Figures (2021), 2021 Vehicles & Playsets (2021), 2022 Figures (2022), 2022 Vehicles & Playsets (2022).
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