
Andra (Revelation)
Andra first turned up in the 1980s Star Comics, and her Revelation figure swaps to a helmeted head with yellow eyes and side tubes.
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Masterverse is Mattel's 7-inch Masters of the Universe line, MOTU action figures with lots of joints and fine detail. It launched in 2021 with figures from Netflix's Masters of the Universe: Revelation, then added New Eternia's take on the vintage toys from 2022, the 1987 movie and Princess of Power characters in 2023, and kept going to 2026. For the smaller vintage-style line, see MOTU Origins; for the earlier 7-inch collector line, see MOTU Classics.
Complete checklist of 118 Masters of the Universe Masterverse figures across 6 series by Mattel, 2021-2026. Updated 4 November 2026.

Masterverse (2021)

Masterverse (2022)

Masterverse (2023)

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Andra first turned up in the 1980s Star Comics, and her Revelation figure swaps to a helmeted head with yellow eyes and side tubes.
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Take off the armour and helmet and this big Battle Cat turns back into his nervous alter ego, Cringer.
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Revelation catches up with Beast Man after Skeletor's fall, and this all-new sculpt gives him a humbler, wandering look to match.
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Evil-Lyn wears the practical travelling outfit she has for most of Revelation, with a spare head that leaves off her spiky headdress.
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Faker as he looks in Revelation, with a spare head showing his He-Man skin half torn away from the robot underneath.
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That giant right fist is solid die-cast metal rather than plastic, so this Fisto has real weight behind his punches.
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He-Man kicked off the Masterverse line in 2021, sculpted to his Revelation look on a new base body that later figures in the range share.
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Man-At-Arms keeps his 1980s orange armour and green suit here, with a new head and armour built over He-Man's body.
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Moss Man's big vine attachment plugs onto either wrist, and it's so heavy that he needs careful posing to stay on his feet.
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The wider release of Scare Glow swaps the exclusive's neon green bones for a paler, more classic shade and leaves out the Power Sword.
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The Comic-Con 2021 Scare Glow, sold through Mattel Creations, has neon green bones and came in a cave box lit by built-in LEDs.
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Skelegod towers over the 7-inch figures as a deluxe, bulked-up Skeletor, and he's the one holding the Power Sword.
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Skeletor in his early Revelation look, before he seizes the power of Grayskull and turns into the deluxe Skelegod.
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Spikor's trident no longer shoots out of his arm like the 1980s toy; now it's a separate piece that swaps in for his left hand.
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This Stinkor doesn't smell like some older versions, but a second head with a clip-on gas mask keeps the pong joke going.
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Teela in her post-time-jump mercenary gear, with a baton that splits into a sword or joins up into a staff.
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Swap the head and armour and Tri-Klops goes from his classic look to the robed leader of the Motherboard cult from Revelation.
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A bearded He-Man in New Eternia battle armour, with a swap-in chest plate gouged by battle damage.
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This deluxe New Eternia Beast Man wears a bear headdress, a nod to the earliest bear-like concept art for the character.
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Catra joins the Princess of Power range in her Filmation cartoon look, with a cat mask that raises and lowers and a soft cloth cape.
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In Revelation, Skeletor makes Evil-Lyn the new Sorceress, and this figure wears that bat-themed look with a soft cloth bat cape.
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Frosta from the She-Ra cartoon has a cool trick: her hair darkens to a deeper blue when she's chilled in ice water.
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Made for He-Man's 40th birthday, this figure gives the original vintage toy's colours and face a Masterverse makeover.
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Galactic Protector He-Man updates his space-age look from The New Adventures of He-Man, with a helmet and chest armour that come off.
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He-Man's sleek look from Netflix's 2021 CGI cartoon, He-Man and the Masters of the Universe, rebuilt as a 7 inch Masterverse figure.
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First listed as Viking He-Man, the New Eternia version pairs a vintage-style head with rugged new armour you can strip back.
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Made for He-Man's 40th, this convention two-pack gives He-Man flocked furry trunks, Skeletor a moving jaw, and adds two reprinted mini comics.

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Hordak gets his Filmation She-Ra cartoon look in this deluxe Princess of Power figure, complete with a swappable battle arm.
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New Eternia Jitsu has switched sides to back He-Man, and both his Oni mask and his armour come off.
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King Grayskull steps out of Revelation holding the Power Sword in two pieces, echoing the broken blade at the heart of the show.
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Mer-Man arrives in his scarred, one-eyed Revelation design, based entirely on the Netflix show rather than the vintage toy.
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Revelation's Roboto has a see-through chest full of sculpted machinery, and holds both halves of the Power Sword he helps reforge.
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Revelation's Savage He-Man is the Power of Grayskull with no sword to tame it, and he comes with Orko floating on a clear stand.
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This deluxe Princess of Power She-Ra includes a second head with her tiara pulled down into a mask.
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Skeletor in his design from Netflix's 2021 CGI series, armed with the Havoc Staff he carries in the show.
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Shops first listed him as Barbarian Skeletor, and this New Eternia figure includes a spare head with a more classic 1980s face.
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New Eternia Stratos has a flight mask that lifts off and clips onto his belt when he isn't soaring.
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Prince Sunni of the Rulers of the Sun gets the Masterverse treatment, with see-through wings that plug into his back and pose for flight.

Teela in her classic outfit from Revelation's first episode, with two heads: hair up in her headdress, or loose after she walks away.
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A deluxe two-in-one Trap Jaw: keep his classic armoured look, or dress him in the Cult of Motherboard outfit he wears in Revelation.
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New Eternia Zodac stays close to his vintage toy, and his shoulder pads, holster and split staff come off for a near-original look.
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New Eternia Buzz-Off redesigns the heroic bee-man, with wings that spread and detach and oversized clawed hands.
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Clamp Champ in his Revelation look, built around one huge techno clamp with pinchers that open and close.
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New Eternia's Clawful mixes eras, with a Filmation-style harness, a 200X touch to the belt and a spiky crab shell that clips on his back.

Dark-Lyn is Evil-Lyn's final form in Revelation after she takes the Power of Grayskull from Skeletor, sold only through Mattel Creations.
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Meg Foster's Evil-Lyn from the 1987 live-action film, a wave 11 extra with the glittery see-through Cosmic Key from the movie.
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Skeletor's blue-skinned copy of He-Man returns in New Eternia with pink armour and a fresh head sculpt.
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Grizzlor joins Masterverse under the Princess of Power banner, the Horde's shaggy beast warrior in a bat-badged chest halter.
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Dolph Lundgren's He-Man from the 1987 film reaches toy shops for the first time, with a sheath or holster for every blade and blaster.

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New Eternia's Man-At-Arms settles the moustache debate with heads both with and without, and his mace top swaps for a ball and chain.

New Eternia Man-E-Faces spins his faces on a drum under the helmet, with six faceplates to choose from and a case on his back for spares.

A second Revelation Mer-Man in his classic cartoon look, without the scars of the first release and carrying his coral sword.
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Sun-Man's porky foe joins Masterverse as part of Rulers of the Sun, with a see-through blue flail echoing his vintage toy and a pet snake.
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Revelation's Prince Adam, with a smiling spare head for his lighter moments and a second Power Sword caught mid power-up.
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Ram Man goes deluxe in New Eternia, with three helmeted heads to choose between and chest armour that comes off.

Shadow Weaver brings Princess of Power magic to Masterverse, her spell caught in a fire effect and a stand to keep her looming.
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Skeletor as he appears in the 1987 live-action film, black robes and silver-trimmed armour, in a deluxe box with the Cosmic Key.
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Skeletor in his space-age New Adventures of He-Man look, based on the 1989 toy and finished with a helmet that comes off.
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Skeletek is Skeletor rebuilt by the techno-virus in Revolution, his Havoc Staff fused into a cyber arm whose skull jaw snaps open.


The Sorceress of Grayskull in her Revelation look, carrying the Staff of Zoar, released alongside Shadow Weaver and Pig-Head in wave 8.
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Teela as the new Sorceress and guardian of Castle Grayskull, in the look first glimpsed at the end of Revelation and worn in Revolution.
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Trap Jaw's New Eternia figure keeps his 1980s colours on a brand-new sculpt, and his cyber arm swaps between four attachments.

Two Bad stands taller than most of the line, a deluxe New Eternia build that borrows from Roger Sweet's original concept art.
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Vykron, the barbarian from the 1980 concept trio that became He-Man, as a Mattel Creations exclusive with tank and spaceman armour to swap in.
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Whiplash's armour, helmet and torch come from Colin Bailey's concept art, and take them off to reveal the classic green bruiser.
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Beast Man as he appeared in the 1987 live-action film, joining the movie's He-Man, Skeletor and Evil-Lyn in Masterverse as an online fan-channel exclusive.
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Evil-Lyn's classic 1980s look gets a New Eternia polish here, finished with metallic trim and her orb staff in two pieces.

Fisto's giant metal fist comes off and swaps onto the end of his hammer, and he packs two heads drawn from his different looks over the years.

Based on the vintage Flying Fists He-Man, this New Eternia version swings a spinning fist mace and carries a shield that spins too.
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At 8.5 inches this Mattel Creations trooper towers over the line, and pulling off his helmet shows a Horde goblin hiding inside the armour.


Leech joins the Masterverse Princess of Power sub-line, with suction pads on his hands for draining his foes.

Duncan trades his old Man-At-Arms role for a hulking white and gold battle suit in Netflix's Revolution, now going by Man-of-War.
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Five neck pieces let this New Eternia Mekaneck stretch from vintage short to sky high, and his mace pulls apart to work as a spyglass.

Skeletor's Skelcon foot soldiers finally get a Masterverse army builder, and dropping his jaw reveals a mouthful of tiny skulls.
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Lift the hood to find a skull drawn from Alfredo Alcala's early art, then sit him on a furry, light-up throne inspired by the Filmation cartoon.

A Mattel Creations exclusive whose five-part trunk bends every which way, though a plug-in water splash replaces the old toy's real squirting.

Teela's green-skinned snake form from Netflix's Revolution, with a cloth serpent train and a snake-headed magic blast.


The vintage Thunder Punch He-Man fired real caps; this New Eternia take swaps them for red and gold plastic ones that tuck into his backpack.

Tri-Klops' New Eternia figure draws on his 1983 toy and his first mini-comic, right down to the box art, with a spare visor to swap in.


Blade from the 1987 live-action film, sculpted in the likeness of the actor Anthony De Longis.
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New Etheria's Hordak keeps his 1980s look, and an arm cannon swaps in for his right hand.

King Randor's two crowns let him go bald or full-haired, and his staff and sword join into one long weapon.


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Vintage Collection Stratos comes with two sets of wings and jetpacks, one red and one blue, so you can pick his colours.

New Eternia's Teela updates her 1980s look and wears an armoured cobra hood that lifts off.

A 7-inch take on the 1985 Terror Claws Skeletor, with giant claws joined to his chest armour by hoses.



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Mantenna's eyes pop out on stalks like the vintage toy, and they can plug into his blaster too.

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Mosquitor's blades and tubes plug into his long proboscis or his blaster, all the better for draining energy.

A 7-inch Vintage Collection Teela closely based on her 1982 toy, with a cobra headdress and a spare tiara head.

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