Prince Adam & He-Man 2-Pack
The very first Origins figures, an SDCC 2019 exclusive styled on the early mini-comics, with a knife tucked in He-Man's boot.
8 Accessories
Masters of the Universe Origins (2019-2026)
Masters of the Universe Origins is Mattel's modern take on the 1982 toys: 5.5-inch MOTU action figures with the vintage look, extra joints and the same chunky accessories. It started small in 2019, grew fast from 2020, and has since added Cartoon Collection and 200X-style figures, beasts, vehicles and crossovers like Masters of the WWE Universe, with the biggest years in 2024 and 2025. For the toys that inspired it, see vintage Masters of the Universe and MOTU 200X.
Complete checklist of 350 Masters of the Universe Origins toys across 9 series by Mattel, 2019-2026. Updated 2 November 2026.
MOTU Origins (2019)
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MOTU Origins (2020)
MOTU Origins (2021)
MOTU Origins (2022)
MOTU Origins (2023)
MOTU Origins (2024)
MOTU Origins (2025)
MOTU Origins (2026)
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MOTU Origins Masters of the WWE Universe (2019-2026)
Finn Balor
Finn comes as the Demon King, his entrance tassels turned into whip-like Terror Tendrils that snap onto his wrists.
4 Accessories
Grayskull Ring
The ring on its own, with green Grayskull stone sides and skull-topped posts, and no wrestlers in the box.
Sting
Sting gets a scorpion makeover, with a claw that fits over one hand and a stinger weapon for the other.
Triple H
Cast as the evil Skull King, Triple H hides behind a skull mask and swings his trusty sledgehammer.
3 Accessories
Ultimate Warrior
One of the four figures that launched the line in 2019, this first Warrior keeps his face paint and ring gear under a removable harness.
3 Accessories
“Macho Man” Randy Savage
The first Macho Man wears battle-armour chest plates you can swap to show more and more damage, and swings Man-At-Arms's mace.
4 Accessories
“Macho Man” Randy Savage (hWo)
Macho Man's second figure turns heel for the hWo, the Horde's answer to the nWo, in black and white with Hordak's chest armour.
4 Accessories
“Rowdy” Roddy Piper
Rowdy Roddy Piper's kilt is Skeletor's belt in disguise, and his battle-armour plates swap to show mounting damage.
“The Fiend” Bray Wyatt
The Fiend borrows from Trap Jaw, swapping a hand for a mace or an axe.
4 Accessories
Becky Lynch
Becky Lynch steps into Teela's role, with a gold snake staff and a shield of her own.
2 Accessories
Braun Strowman
Braun Strowman makes a natural Beast Man, wearing that character's armour with claws that clip onto his wrists.
2 Accessories
Faker John Cena
Cena gets the Faker treatment, moulded head to toe in see-through blue plastic.
5 Accessories
Grayskull Mania Ring
This set paired the Grayskull ring with an axe-wielding John Cena and a Triple H armed with Terror Claws.
2 Accessories
Jake “The Snake” Roberts
Lift off Jake's human face and a snake head is hiding underneath, and he brings his pet snake along too.
3 Accessories
Mr. T
Pity the fool who faces this Mr. T, whose hands swap for an oversized fist or a chopping hand.
4 Accessories
Rattlesnake Mountain Ring
Snake Mountain turns into a wrestling ring here, and Hulk Hogan and Stone Cold come in the box ready to settle things.
Rey Mysterio
Rey Mysterio flies as Stratos in the line's second wave, with removable wings and a harness borrowed from that hero.
2 Accessories
Ricky “The Dragon” Steamboat
Fittingly, The Dragon brings an actual dragon, reused from Dragon Blaster Skeletor, along with armour from Mer-Man.
2 Accessories
Roman Reigns
Roman Reigns borrows Fisto's gimmick, with a giant fist that slips over his right hand and a He-Man shield for defence.
2 Accessories
Seth Rollins
Seth Rollins wears Zodac's cosmic armour recoloured black and gold, with a flaming sword first made for Draego-Man.
2 Accessories
The New Day
All three members fit in one figure: like Man-E-Faces, a turn of the helmet swaps between Kofi, Big E and Xavier Woods.
The Rock
The Rock gets a He-Man-style chest harness and Man-At-Arms's mace, plus a removable belt to show off.
4 Accessories
Undertaker
Undertaker is a glow-in-the-dark Scare Glow tribute, and his body shines best once the black armour comes off.
2 Accessories
“Stone Cold” Steve Austin
Separate from the one in the Rattlesnake Mountain set, Stone Cold's solo figure is a Trap Jaw tribute with a metal jaw and robot arm.
5 Accessories
Andre the Giant
Andre the Giant is a Tytus tribute, with removable armour and headband in that character's style.
Bret “Hit Man” Hart
Bret Hart becomes a Tri-Klops tribute, with Tri-Klops's armour and sword and a visor over his eyes.
4 Accessories
Chyna
Chyna takes She-Ra's place in wave 8, complete with a cape and tiara.
3 Accessories
Goldberg
Goldberg is reborn as Ram Man, helmet and axe included, under the card name Heroic Human Jackhammer.
2 Accessories
Junkyard Dog
Junkyard Dog pays homage to Spikor, wearing his spiky armour and swinging a chain weapon.
2 Accessories
Kane
Kane is rebuilt as a red cyborg in Roboto's image, with swap-on arm attachments and a burst of fire.
3 Accessories
Rey Mysterio (Grey)
Rey's second go as Stratos came in wave 8, a recolour that puts him in a silver bodysuit.
2 Accessories
Sgt. Slaughter
Sgt. Slaughter takes on Man-At-Arms's armour and gear but keeps his own sergeant's hat and sunglasses.
3 Accessories
Stephanie McMahon
Stephanie McMahon plays Evil-Lyn as the Skull Queen, carrying Evil-Lyn's staff and a skull mask.
2 Accessories
Ultimate Warrior
The second Warrior, from wave 6, leans harder into He-Man, with a new harness and a cape borrowed from Vikor.
3 Accessories
“Hollywood” Hulk Hogan
“The American Nightmare” Cody Rhodes
Bray Wyatt
Demolition Ax
Demolition Crush
Demolition Smash
Fright Zone Ring
The Fright Zone becomes a wrestling ring, packed with The Outsiders, Scott Hall and Kevin Nash, in Masters of the WWE Universe style.
7 Accessories
Shawn Michaels
The Rock (Final Boss)
MOTU Origins (2020)
Battle Cat
Part of the first Origins wave in 2020, and far more posable than the vintage cat, with a hinged jaw and a jointed tail.
2 Accessories
BoonsArtBeast Man
Skeletor's beastly right-hand man came in the first Origins wave as a close remake of the vintage Beast Man, whip and all.
1 Accessory
Evil-Lyn
Evil-Lyn made the very first Origins wave in 2020 as a close remake of her vintage figure, magic wand in hand.
1 Accessory
He-Man (Origins v1)
The first retail He-Man kept the shaggy mini-comic head of the SDCC figure, and split the Power Sword with Skeletor.
2 Accessories
Lords of Power 5-Pack
A Power-Con 2020 set recreating the five prototypes shown when the line was still called Lords of Power, in a carry-case style box.
Man-At-Arms
Built on the 1982 toy, but Mattel gave this Man-At-Arms the moustache he wore in the Filmation cartoon.
1 Accessory
Man-E-Faces
Spin his helmet to switch between human, robot and monster faces, the gimmick from the original Man-E-Faces.
1 Accessory
Mer-Man
The classic-style Mer-Man, based on the 1982 toy in lighter colours. A Lords of Power version followed in 2021.
1 Accessory
Orko
A much brighter take on the 1984 Orko, who comes with a stand so he can hover beside the rest of the heroes.
1 Accessory
Prince Adam Sky Sled
Swap the Sky Sled's head and side panels to turn it into the evil War Sled, while Adam wears his Filmation cartoon colours.
5 Accessories
Roboto
Twist his waist and the gears in his chest spin round, an action feature carried straight over from the vintage Roboto.
3 Accessories
Scare Glow
His skeleton body glows in the dark, just like the vintage Scare Glow, and he wears a removable cape.
1 Accessory
She-Ra
The standard-card She-Ra, with a sculpted head where the Power-Con 35th anniversary figure had rooted hair.
3 Accessories
Skeletor (Origins V1)
The first retail Origins Skeletor had an open-mouthed grimace and came with half of the Power Sword, to match He-Man's half.
2 Accessories
Teela
Teela was in the very first Origins wave, based on her 1982 figure and carrying her snake staff.
3 Accessories
Trap Jaw
His mechanical arm swaps between three different weapon attachments, just like Trap Jaw's 1983 figure.
3 Accessories
Zodac
Zodac, the Cosmic Enforcer, keeps the balance between good and evil, so he sides with neither the heroes nor Skeletor.
1 Accessory
MOTU Origins (2021)
Battle Armor He-Man
A deluxe He-Man with the vintage working battle damage: tap his chest and the armour shows fresh scratches.
5 Accessories
Battle Armor He-Man & Battle Cat (Battlefield Warriors)
Battle Armor He-Man and Battle Cat return scarred from a fight in shinier armour, with a rocky display base and two little gargoyles.
11 Accessories
Battle Armor Skeletor
Tap his chest and the armour flips round to show battle damage, a working feature carried over from the vintage Skeletor.
5 Accessories
Beast Man (LoP)
A repaint of the Power-Con Lords of Power Beast Man, this time in colours taken from Mark Taylor's concept art.
2 Accessories
Buzz-Saw Hordak
A deluxe Hordak who really does fire saw blades from his chest, just like the 1987 Buzz-Saw Hordak.
5 Accessories
Castle Grayskull
Origins' Castle Grayskull has a working jawbridge and trap door, and came with a Sorceress figure you couldn't get anywhere else.
1 Accessory
Clamp Champ
Press the button and his big Techno Clamp's pincers spring out, and a smaller clamp nods to his 200X look.
4 Accessories
Eternian Goddess
Based on the green Sorceress from the first mini-comic, He-Man and the Power Sword, who guarded the weapons meant for He-Man.
2 Accessories
Eternian Palace Guard
Swap the spare head and armour and this palace guard becomes a clean-shaven Man-At-Arms, without his famous moustache.
4 Accessories
Evil Horde Multi-Pack
A Power-Con 2021 set with a Filmation-style Hordak, Grizzlor in his darker early colours and two recoloured Horde Troopers.
Evil-Lyn (200X)
A 2021 repaint of the first Origins Evil-Lyn, dressed in the colours of her 200X toy and cartoon look.
1 Accessory
Faker
1 Accessory
Faker & Dupli-Cat
2 Accessories
Fisto
1 Accessory
He-Man (Origins v2)
This 2021 reissue swapped the shaggy hair for a head based on the vintage toy, and gave He-Man a whole Power Sword.
3 Accessories
Hordak
1 Accessory
Keldor & Kronis (Rise of Evil)
Target got this Rise of Evil two-pack of Keldor and Kronis as a store exclusive in 2021.
Land Shark
Push it along and the jaws chomp up and down, keeping the action feature of the 1985 Land Shark.
Mer-Man (LoP)
A store version of the Power-Con Lords of Power Mer-Man, based on prototype art, in brighter colours than the convention figure.
1 Accessory
Mosquitor
A deluxe Mosquitor with the vintage toy's working blood pump in his chest, plus a spare head drawn from the Star Comics.
4 Accessories
Ninjor
Origins swapped the vintage Ninjor's cloth outfit for a removable plastic vest, so this ninja is all hard plastic.
3 Accessories
Panthor
Unlike the fuzzy 1983 original, the standard Origins Panthor came unflocked. The furry version was a Walmart exclusive.
1 Accessory
Panthor (Flocked)
A Walmart exclusive that brought back the fuzzy flocked coat of the 1983 Panthor, which the standard Origins release left off.
1 Accessory
Ram Man
Push his legs down until they lock, then let go and he springs up to ram, the gimmick from the vintage Ram Man.
4 Accessories
Secrets of Grayskull Accessory Pack
4 Accessories
Shogun Masters Skeletor
Shogun Masters Skeletor (Dark Malice Edition)
Shogun Masters Skeletor (Golden Havoc Edition)
Skeletor (Art of Engineering)
1 Accessory
Skeletor (Origins v2)
The 2021 reissue gave Skeletor a closed-mouth head closer to the vintage toy, plus a whole Power Sword instead of half.
2 Accessories
Stinkor
Like the vintage figure he was sold as a smelly one, though collectors found the Origins Stinkor's pong fairly faint.
1 Accessory
Stratos
Mattel picked the blue-winged version of the 1982 Stratos for Origins, with wings and harness that both come off.
1 Accessory
Tri-Klops
Turn his visor to pick one of three eyes. Unlike the 1983 figure, this release came without the Warrior's Ring.
1 Accessory
Tri-Klops (Mini Comic)
The 2020 fan vote winner, based on his look in The Terror of Tri-Klops! mini-comic, which came reprinted alongside a glow-in-the-dark ring.
2 Accessories
Webstor
Webstor's backpack really climbs up his string towards the grappling hook, a trick kept from the vintage figure.
2 Accessories
Wind Raider
Its flight stand sits on a green Grayskull base with a computer, so the Wind Raider can hover over a slice of the castle.
1 Accessory
MOTU Origins (2022)
Anti-Eternia He-Man
He-Man's evil double from a 1980s German audio play, cast in black with red hair, crosses over from Anti-Eternia.
3 Accessories
Buzz-Off
Buzz-Off's antennae are longer than on his 1980s toy, so his spy helmet now slips right over them.
2 Accessories
Camo Khan
A Mattel Creations exclusive based on Top Toys' camouflage Kobra Khan variant, with a spare head and a venom spray effect.
4 Accessories
Clawful
1 Accessory
Digitino
Digitino, the number-crunching genius of Sun-Man's Rulers of the Sun, brings Olmec's 1980s design into Origins.
2 Accessories
Flying Fists He-Man
5 Accessories
Grizzlor
Grizzlor goes solo in Origins for the first time, a Mattel Creations exclusive whose faux fur is lighter, like the 1985 vintage toy.
2 Accessories
He-Man (200X)
The 2002 reboot He-Man meets the retro Origins body in wave 9, with a new head and armour echoing that era's design.
3 Accessories
He-Man 40th Anniversary 4-Pack
Four cartoon He-Men in one 40th anniversary box: Filmation, The New Adventures, the 2002 series and Netflix's CGI show, each with his own Power Sword.
Horde Trooper
After two variants in the 2021 PowerCon Horde set, the regular Horde Trooper arrives, his torso bursting apart like the 1986 toy.
1 Accessory
Jitsu
Jitsu makes his Origins debut in wave 7, his signature golden chopping hand given a shiny metallic finish.
1 Accessory
King Randor
1 Accessory
Kol-Darr
Drawn from the Filmation episode Double Trouble, Kol-Darr got his first ever figure as a Mattel Creations exclusive.
2 Accessories
Leech
This deluxe Leech really sticks: working suction cups and a spare sucker-mouthed head nod to his 1985 vintage toy.
4 Accessories
Mantenna
Mantenna's eyes still bug out like his vintage Horde toy's, and this Origins version stands on four separate legs.
1 Accessory
Pig-Head
Pig-Head, the spiteful arch-enemy of Sun-Man's Rulers of the Sun, crosses into Origins in wave 9.
2 Accessories
Roton
The 1984 Roton rolls back with blades that spin as it moves, plus a canopy and face plate that recall the old Monogram model kit.
2 Accessories
Skeletor (200X)
Skeletor gets his 2002 reboot look on the retro Origins body, with a new head and metallic purple weapons.
2 Accessories
Snout Spout
Heroic elephant Snout Spout still squirts water through his trunk like his 1986 toy, with a second head to swap in.
4 Accessories
Sorceress
Wave 7 gives the Sorceress her classic look, a repaint of the Castle Grayskull figure with better knees and a warmer skin tone.
1 Accessory
Space Sumo
Sun-Man's telekinetic ninja ally got his first figure in over 35 years, a Mattel Creations exclusive for the Rulers of the Sun.
2 Accessories
Stratos (Mini Comic)
Stratos as he looked in the early vintage mini comics, a wave 7 alternative to the regular Origins release.
1 Accessory
Stridor
Stridor, the 1984 robot horse, comes back fully articulated, far more poseable than the vintage toy ever was.
5 Accessories
Sun-Man
Yla Eason's 1985 hero lands on a standard Origins card, a plainer take on the earlier Mattel Creations deluxe without its metallic sheen.
3 Accessories
Sun-Man & the Rulers of the Sun 3-Pack
Sun-Man, his ally Space Sumo and arch-enemy Pig-Head come together in one box, a trio from the 1980s Rulers of the Sun line.
Teela & Zoar
Echoing the 1983 gift set, this two-pack pairs a new-look Teela with Zoar, whose wings flap like the vintage falcon's.
6 Accessories
Terror Claws Skeletor
A deluxe remake of the 1980s Terror Claws Skeletor, who still swings his arms in a clawing attack when you twist his waist.
6 Accessories
Trap Jaw (Mini Comic)
Trap Jaw redone in his look from the vintage mini comics rather than the toy, a variant for fans of the early stories.
3 Accessories
Whiplash
Whiplash joins Skeletor's Evil Warriors in Origins as a close remake of his 1984 vintage figure, tail and all.
1 Accessory
Wun-Dar
Long mistaken for a Wonder Bread giveaway, the rare brown-haired 1980s mail-away He-Man returns as Wun-Dar, a Mattel Creations exclusive.
4 Accessories
MOTU Origins (2023)
Bolt-Man
From the 1980s Sun-Man range, Bolt-Man is a healer who can restore life with a touch, and Origins brings him into the Masters world.
2 Accessories
Diabolical Snake Invasion 4-Pack
Dragon Blaster Skeletor
Deluxe Skeletor with a dragon fixed to his back armour that really squirts water, just like his 1985 toy.
4 Accessories
Duplico
Duplico comes from the 1980s Rulers of the Sun range, a hero whose card says he can duplicate himself.
1 Accessory
Fang-Or
The Snake Men's engineer, designed by Axel Gimenez for the mini comics, got his first Origins figure as a Mattel Creations release with swappable fangs.
3 Accessories
Frog Monger
Frog Monger first lurked on the Dwell of Souls dungeon sticker in the original Castle Grayskull. This Mattel Creations figure brings him to life.
2 Accessories
Ground Ripper & Mekaneck
2 Accessories
He-Skeletor
In his world Keldor never becomes Skeletor and takes up the Power Sword instead. This Mattel Creations exclusive was his first figure.
2 Accessories
Hypno
Hypno never got past the prototype stage in the 1980s Rulers of the Sun range, so this is his first ever figure.
3 Accessories
King Hiss
Take off the deluxe King Hiss's armour, arms and head and his true snake form is waiting underneath.
5 Accessories
King Randor (200X)
King Randor as he looked in the 2002 cartoon, part of the 200X-flavoured wave 13 alongside Snake Teela.
1 Accessory
Kobra Khan
Kobra Khan swaps the vintage toy's water squirt for a clear green venom spray that plugs into his mouth.
2 Accessories
Lady Slither
Making her figure debut through Mattel Creations, the Snake Men queen swaps her legs for a long articulated tail to show her transformed form.
3 Accessories
Man-E-Faces (Mini Comic)
Repainted to match the 1983 mini comic The Ordeal of Man-E-Faces, this version started out as an Amazon exclusive.
1 Accessory
Mer-Man (Fan Favorite)
1 Accessory
Moss Man (Flocked)
This Moss Man is flocked, giving the Origins figure a soft, fuzzy coat of green moss you can actually feel.
5 Accessories
Rattlor
Rattlor's tail really rattles, and a separate neck piece stands in for the vintage toy's spring-up neck.
1 Accessory
Roboto (Mini Comic)
Roboto as drawn in the mini comic The Battle of Roboto, with orange limbs and a heart showing through his clear chest.
3 Accessories
Rulers of the Sun 3-Pack
Serpent Claw Man-At-Arms
Man-At-Arms in his 200X-inspired look, fitted with a claw arm he built for catching Snake Men.
4 Accessories
Skeleton Warrior 2-Pack
5 Accessories
Skeletor & Screeech
2 Accessories
Slamurai
Slamurai was planned for 1988 but never made it out. This Origins figure finally releases him, built mostly from Ninjor's parts.
3 Accessories
Snake Armor He-Man
He-Man in his 200X Snake Armour for the first Snake Men wave, with a snake-catching pincher that clips to his wrist.
2 Accessories
Snake Armor Skeletor
2 Accessories
Snake Face
A deluxe Snake Face with a swap-in head full of snakes, plus chest panels that flip open to show two more.
3 Accessories
Snake Men Infiltrator
A Snake Man spy hiding in Eternian Guard armour, with a scaly face under the helmet. Early listings called him the Eternian Guard Infiltrator.
3 Accessories
Snake Mountain
7 Accessories
Snake Teela
Teela in snake-themed armour, inspired by the 2002 cartoon, from the 200X-flavoured wave 13.
2 Accessories
Snake Trooper
Based on an unmade 1988 idea, the Snake Trooper pairs a Horde Trooper body with a green snake head. Press his chest to burst the armour open.
2 Accessories
Spikor
A close Origins recreation of the 1985 spiky villain, with his trident arm in both a short and a long version.
3 Accessories
Sssqueeze
Sssqueeze keeps the extra-long bendy arms of his 1986 toy, all the better for wrapping up heroes, and brings a pet snake along.
1 Accessory
Talon Fighter & Point Dread
An Origins remake of the vintage jet and lookout. The Talon Fighter seats two, and the top of Point Dread can perch on a Castle Grayskull tower.
2 Accessories
Thunder Punch He-Man
Twist his waist and this deluxe He-Man throws a punch with a loud pop, a cap-free take on the vintage Thunder Punch toy.
3 Accessories
Tung Lashor
Tung Lashor loses the vintage back dial, so his long tongue is now a separate piece that plugs into his mouth.
2 Accessories
MOTU Origins (2024)
2-Bopsteady (Turtles of Grayskull)
Bebop and Rocksteady share one body in this Two Bad style Target deluxe, which carried the last pieces of Metal-Boto.
2 Accessories
April O'Neil (Turtles of Grayskull)
April O'Neil steps into the Sorceress role, with plug-in wings and a big golden hammer take on the Sorceress's sceptre.
4 Accessories
Beast Man (Filmation)
Beast Man stands taller and slimmer in the Cartoon Collection, Filmation style, with a hover ray from the episode The Dragon Invasion.
2 Accessories
Beast Man (Turtles of Grayskull)
Beast Man gets a martial arts makeover, with samurai style armour and a shield shaped like a turtle shell.
5 Accessories
Casey Jones (Turtles of Grayskull)
Casey brings his whole arsenal to Eternia, slung in a sports bag on his back right next to his trusty hockey stick.
10 Accessories
Clawful (Filmation)
Clawful's only extra is the Horn of Evil, seen in Dree Elle's Return, the cartoon episode that first brought him in.
3 Accessories
Crimson Horde Trooper Prime
8 Accessories
Demo-Man
Demo-Man began as a Mark Taylor design from the early days, and his Origins figure came through Mattel Creations with three heads to swap.
5 Accessories
Donatello (Turtles of Grayskull)
Dressed as a turtle-sized Man-At-Arms, this first Grayskull Donatello swaps his bo for a staff based on the weapons master's mace.
3 Accessories
Eternia
Fans crowdfunded this remake of the 1986 Eternia playset through Mattel Creations: three towers, about four feet wide, with a working monorail.
Evil-Lyn (Filmation)
Evil-Lyn brings the Shaping Staff, straight out of the cartoon episode named after it.
2 Accessories
Extendar
2 Accessories
Flying Fists He-Man & Terror Claws Skeletor
Geldor
Geldor started out in the 1984 mini-comics, and his first Origins figure arrived in late 2024 as a Mattel Creations exclusive.
4 Accessories
He-Man (Filmation)
One of the first Cartoon Collection figures, built on a new body to match the Filmation show, with a second sword from the episode Masks of Power.
2 Accessories
Hordak (Turtles of Grayskull)
Hordak sprouts a pair of articulated bat wings for this crossover, and his arm cannon fires mutagen with a clip-on blast.
4 Accessories
King Grayskull
Early backers of the giant Origins Eternia playset got this King Grayskull as a bonus, styled on his look in the Revelation cartoon.
3 Accessories
King Randor (Fan Favorite)
Krang (Turtles of Grayskull)
Krang pilots a smaller Megator-style body in this Walmart deluxe, sitting in a cockpit built into the big ogre's chest.
5 Accessories
Leatherhead (Turtles of Grayskull)
Leatherhead stomped into Walmart as a deluxe figure, bringing a fully sculpted tail and his trusty trap.
4 Accessories
Leonardo (Turtles of Grayskull)
The first Grayskull Leonardo carries a big sword that splits into two blades, and his shell comes off to use as a shield.
3 Accessories
Lord Gr’Asp
3 Accessories
Man-At-Arms (Filmation)
Man-At-Arms first showed off his stasis ray in The Dragon Invasion, freezing a giant dragon just in time, and this cartoon figure brings it along.
5 Accessories
Man-At-Arms (Turtles of Grayskull)
Eternia's weapons master goes turtle for the crossover, with a shell on his back that comes off to double as a shield.
6 Accessories
Mantenna (Filmation)
Press the button on the back of his head and the cartoon Mantenna's eyes pop out, a gag Mattel tied to the She-Ra episode A Loss for Words.
Mer-Man (Filmation)
Mer-Man brings along the Pearl of Power, an extra Mattel drew from one of the cartoon's undersea episodes.
3 Accessories
Mer-Man (Turtles of Grayskull)
A Walmart deluxe, this see-through blue Mer-Man can swap his legs for a fishy tail to show off his mutated form.
3 Accessories
Metal-Boto (Turtles of Grayskull)
Roboto meets Metalhead in this build-a-figure, pieced together from parts in four Target deluxes. Twist his waist and his jaw chomps.
2 Accessories
Michelangelo (Blonde Wig) (Turtles of Grayskull)
Michelangelo dresses up as He-Man here, right down to a removable mop of blonde He-Man hair.
3 Accessories
Moat Monster
Moaty turns the beast sculpted into the 1986 Eternia playset's moat into a real figure, a crowdfunding extra for the Origins remake.
1 Accessory
Mouse-Jaw (Turtles of Grayskull)
Trap Jaw meets the Mousers in this Target deluxe, with a little Mouser robot and a share of the Metal-Boto build-a-figure.
4 Accessories
Mutated He-Man (Turtles of Grayskull)
Mutagen gets the better of He-Man here, bulking him up and sprouting oversized spikes all over his armour.
1 Accessory
Mutated King Hiss as Foot Soldier (Turtles of Grayskull)
King Hiss hides inside a Foot Soldier disguise, and swapping the upper body reveals the snake king and his serpent arms.
2 Accessories
Mutated Moss Man (Turtles of Grayskull)
Mutagen turns Moss Man into a see-through green plant creature in this deluxe, with a Venus flytrap head to swap on.
2 Accessories
Necro-Conda
3 Accessories
Night Stalker
The Evil Warriors' robot horse from 1985 trotted back as a Mattel Creations exclusive, and he comes with his own display base.
4 Accessories
Ninjor (Fan Favorite)
Orko (Fan Favorite)
1 Accessory
Prince Adam & Cringer (Filmation)
4 Accessories
Ram Man (Filmation)
Ram Man brings the Shokoti idol, dug up on a pyramid expedition in the cartoon's two-part House of Shokoti story.
1 Accessory
Ram Man (Turtles of Grayskull)
Krang's mutagen has turned Ram Man into a see-through purple brute, with a pair of ram horns on his helmet.
2 Accessories
Raphael (Turtles of Grayskull)
Raphael suits up in Ram Man style, with a removable helmet and chest armour modelled on the big guy's own.
3 Accessories
Reptilax
4 Accessories
Rokkon
Tuck his head and limbs in and this young Comet Warrior becomes a boulder, sold as a Mattel Creations figure in early 2024.
1 Accessory
She-Ra (Fan Favorite)
4 Accessories
She-Ra (Filmation)
2 Accessories
Shredder (Turtles of Grayskull)
Shredder picks up Evil Horde touches here, borrowing Hordak-style trim and arming himself with a Horde crossbow.
2 Accessories
Skeletor (Filmation)
Two gold Masks of Power from the episode of the same name come with this cartoon Skeletor, and each one fits any Origins figure.
4 Accessories
Skeletor (Turtles of Grayskull)
Skeletor gets a samurai makeover, and his Havoc Staff becomes a neon green two-parter joined by a chain, nunchaku style.
7 Accessories
Skeletor & Skilled Skeleton (VeeFriends)
A crossover with the VeeFriends brand boxes Origins Skeletor with Skilled Skeleton, a glow-in-the-dark newcomer sold through Mattel Creations.
19 Accessories
Sla'Ker (Turtles of Grayskull)
Slash and Faker fuse in this Target deluxe, and under his slashed armour sits a pizza-themed take on Faker's computer chest.
3 Accessories
Spikor (Filmation)
Spikor's two game pieces come straight from the cartoon episode The Games, and his claw hand swaps for a trident.
3 Accessories
Splinter Skull (Turtles of Grayskull)
Splinter takes on King Grayskull's look in this Target deluxe, which also packed part of the Metal-Boto build-a-figure.
5 Accessories
Stealth Ninja He-Man (Turtles of Grayskull)
He-Man goes undercover in a ninja hood, mask and cloak, with chunky turtle-shell armour bolted onto his shoulders.
7 Accessories
Stealth Ninja Leonardo (Turtles of Grayskull)
Leonardo teams up with Stealth Ninja He-Man in wave 4, trading his first release's armour for ninja gear built for sneaking.
3 Accessories
Stratos (Filmation)
Stratos flies in with the staff he carried in the cartoon episode Reign of the Monster.
3 Accessories
Sy-Klone (Collector's Edition)
4 Accessories
Teela (Filmation)
The cartoon Teela comes with the little sparring robot she trained against in a few episodes, so practice can carry on at home.
3 Accessories
Teela (Turtles of Grayskull)
Teela gets a turtle shell of her own for this crossover, worn on her back or carried into battle as a shield.
5 Accessories
Terroar
4 Accessories
The Collector (Filmation)
Trap Jaw (Black Armor)
Trap Jaw (Fan Favorite)
3 Accessories
Trap Jaw (Filmation)
This cartoon Trap Jaw carries a chunk of Eternium rock, an extra lifted from the episode Double Edged Sword.
3 Accessories
Tri-Klops (Fan Favorite)
1 Accessory
Two Bad (Filmation) (SDCC 2024)
Comic-Con 2024's Origins exclusive came as Tuvar and Baddrah, two separate figures, with a spare torso to join them into Two Bad.
1 Accessory
Vypor
4 Accessories
Webstor (Fan Favorite)
Webstor (Filmation)
The cartoon Webstor carries the Grimalkin statue from The Cat and the Spider, and his backpack winds the grappling line back in.
3 Accessories
Zodac (Fan Favorite)
1 Accessory
MOTU Origins (2025)
Battle Cat Man
Battle Cat reimagined as a human warrior, wearing a ThunderCats-style helmet and harness.
9 Accessories
Battle for Eternia Multi-Pack
Bow (Filmation)
2 Accessories
Bumblebee Armor Man-At-Arms
Man-At-Arms in Bumblebee's yellow armour, from the first Transformers crossover; plug his sword into his mace for one bigger weapon.
5 Accessories
Buzz-Off (Filmation)
Flip up Buzz-Off's goggles to reveal shiny metallic eyes, a look taken from the cartoon episode Disappearing Dragons.
1 Accessory
Catra (Filmation)
Catra's mask slides up and down, and a little cat figure shows her transformed, as she was in the She-Ra episode Magicats.
2 Accessories
Cheetara
Cheetara arrives in new Eternian armour, but take it off and she's back in her 1980s cartoon outfit, with two battle staffs.
3 Accessories
Clamp Champ (Turtles of Grayskull)
Clamp Champ signs up for the Reptile Wars with a reptile-catching clamp that opens and shuts, topped with a snake's face.
1 Accessory
Despara
3 Accessories
Donatello (Reptile Wars) (Turtles of Grayskull)
Donatello goes snake hunting in a purple hood with a snake face of its own, and his bo staff takes clip-on flames.
8 Accessories
Dragstor
2 Accessories
Faker (Filmation)
1 Accessory
Fang Man (Filmation)
The lizard villain Fang Man makes his Origins debut holding the Wheel of Infinity from the cartoon episode The Time Corridor.
1 Accessory
Fright Zone & Dreadful Dragon
4 Accessories
Frosta (Filmation)
Frosta comes from the She-Ra episode Black Snow, with see-through icy spirals wrapped round her arms to show off her freezing powers.
2 Accessories
Grizzlor (Filmation)
Grizzlor brings the Moon Mirror he carried in the She-Ra episode He Ain't Heavy, so he can admire his own furry reflection.
1 Accessory
He-Man (ThunderCats)
Here He-Man joins the ThunderCats, with cat-styled armour, a fur-trimmed shoulder piece and a fanged shield.
6 Accessories
He-Man & Vecna
A Stranger Things two-pack where He-Man carries a Hellfire Club shield and Vecna wields his Staff of Time.
4 Accessories
He-Ro
He-Ro was planned for the 1987 Powers of Grayskull line that never came out, and here became the first Club Grayskull exclusive.
4 Accessories
Hordak (Filmation)
1 Accessory
Hordak & Grizzlor (Sketchbook Series)
Hordak and Grizzlor as they first appeared in the original concept sketches, sold together as a Sketchbook Series two-pack.
8 Accessories
Hordak & Hellfire-Man
Hordak drifts into the Upside Down in glow-in-the-dark colours, facing Hellfire-Man and his guitar-shaped axe.
4 Accessories
Hordak & She-Ra
Hurricane Hordak
5 Accessories
Invisible Skeletor (Filmation)
4 Accessories
Laser Power He-Man
3 Accessories
Leech (Filmation)
1 Accessory
Leonardo (Reptile Wars) (Turtles of Grayskull)
Leonardo suits up again for the Reptile Wars in a fresh set of removable armour, with new twin swords for the snake fight.
2 Accessories
Lion-O
Lion-O in metallic blue Eternian armour that comes off to reveal his 1980s look, with the Sword of Omens stowed on his back.
1 Accessory
Man-E-Faces (Filmation)
Megatron Armor Skeletor
Skeletor in Megatron's armour, from the first Masters and Transformers crossover; his Havoc Staff doubles as Megatron's cannon.
3 Accessories
Mekaneck (Turtles of Grayskull)
Mekaneck joins the snake-themed Reptile Wars wave with two neck extensions, so he can still peer over the top of any battle.
5 Accessories
Michelangelo (Snake Armor) (Turtles of Grayskull)
This Reptile Wars Michelangelo ditches the He-Man wig for orange snake armour, and his nunchucks crackle with Grayskull lightning.
2 Accessories
Modulok
Modulok comes as 34 body parts to snap together into whatever Horde monster you fancy.
3 Accessories
Ninjor (Turtles of Grayskull)
Ninjor's outfit comes off to reveal the winged dragon he's been hiding, a Reptile Wars twist on the classic ninja.
3 Accessories
Optimus Prime Armor He-Man
4 Accessories
Orko (Filmation)
Swap Orko's head for a bearded one and he becomes Uncle Montork, straight out of the episode The Return of Orko's Uncle.
2 Accessories
Panthor-Man
Skeletor's four-legged steed Panthor stands up on two legs as a ThunderCats-style warrior, with claws for his wrists.
1 Accessory
Panthro
Panthro gets Eternian-style armour over his classic look and still fights with his trademark nunchaku.
3 Accessories
Raphael (Reptile Wars) (Turtles of Grayskull)
Raphael's Reptile Wars armour nods to Snake Armor He-Man and covers just half his body, with a big claw for taking on the Snake Men.
6 Accessories
Rattlor (Turtles of Grayskull)
Rattlor's new mutated head looks like it's bursting out of his old skin, and extra neck pieces let him strike from further away.
1 Accessory
Red Shadow
4 Accessories
Retro He-Man & Skeletor
A retro He-Man and Skeletor pair whose two swords join together to make the Power Sword.
7 Accessories
Rio Blast
1 Accessory
Samurai He-Man (200X)
He-Man suits up in samurai armour from the 2002 cartoon, a deluxe figure that comes in a window box.
1 Accessory
Shadow Weaver (Filmation)
Shadow Weaver is modelled on the She-Ra episode The Eldritch Mist wearing a witch-sleeved cloak and carrying her book of spells.
3 Accessories
Sharella
2 Accessories
She-Ra & Swift Wind (Filmation)
A Mattel Creations two-pack for She-Ra's 40th anniversary, with Swift Wind in removable armour and wings ready for her to ride.
5 Accessories
Skele-Shredder (Turtles of Grayskull)
A San Diego Comic-Con 2025 exclusive fusing Shredder and Skeletor, with swap heads for each stage of the Ooze mutation and a bony throne.
6 Accessories
Skeletor & Demogorgon
4 Accessories
Skell-Ra
Skeletor and Mumm-Ra fused into one ever-living villain, Skell-Ra came in the first wave of the ThunderCats crossover.
8 Accessories
Spikor (Sketchbook Series)
2 Accessories
Sting-Or
Sting-Or is the first male scorpion warrior in the line, a Horde villain with a long scorpion tail you can pose.
2 Accessories
Super Shredder (Turtles of Grayskull)
7 Accessories
Sy-Klone (Sketchbook Series)
2 Accessories
Tri-Klops (Filmation)
1 Accessory
Tygra
Tygra's Eternian-style armour is moulded in see-through plastic and lifts off, along with his face visor.
7 Accessories
Vultak (Filmation)
2 Accessories
Whiplash (Filmation)
Whiplash shoulders the rocket launcher he used in the cartoon episode The Betrayal of Stratos.
1 Accessory
MOTU Origins (2026)
Battle for Subternia
Four foot soldiers never made as toys before: a Bird People flyer, a beastly brute, a Mer-Warrior and a hooded Skeletor follower.
Beast Man
3 Accessories
Beast Man (200X)
A deluxe-sized Beast Man from the 2002 cartoon, sold in a window box and cracking a long, bendy whip.
1 Accessory
Blast-Attak
2 Accessories
Buzz-Off (200X)
1 Accessory
Castle Grayskull (Mark Taylor)
Castle Grayskull repainted in the grey and mossy green of Mark Taylor's prototype, sitting on a Stygian Moat play mat.
13 Accessories
Clawful (200X)
Evil-Lyn (200X)
1 Accessory
Expand-Or
6 Accessories
Fright Fighter
Fright Pit
Hordak's old Slime Pit is back as the Fright Pit, and this one comes with a pack of real slime to pour over your heroes.
Gray
3 Accessories
Great Black Wizard
3 Accessories
He-Man (200X)
He-Man from the 2002 cartoon, with a Power Sword that slots into a sheath on the back of his harness.
1 Accessory
He-Man (2026 Movie)
He-Man as he looks in the 2026 live-action film, with Nicholas Galitzine's face sculpted in Origins style.
He-Man (Sketchbook Series)
3 Accessories
James Jean Coral Skeletor & Panthor
James Jean Floral He-Man & Battle Cat
Keldor (200X)
2 Accessories
King Randor (Filmation)
2 Accessories
Lion-O (Gold Armor)
Lion-O returns in the crossover's third wave, this time trading his blue armour for metallic gold.
1 Accessory
Man-At-Arms
Man-At-Arms in his 2026 live-action film look, made in the retro Origins style.
Man-At-Arms (200X)
Man-at-Arms from the 2002 cartoon swings the mace he used in the episode Lessons, and his armour comes off.
3 Accessories
Man-At-Arms (Sketchbook Series)
2 Accessories
Man-E-Faces (200X)
1 Accessory
Man-E-Faces (Sketchbook Series)
2 Accessories
Mer-Man (200X)
2 Accessories
Moss Man (200X)
The 2002 cartoon's Moss Man carries the club from the episode Orko's Garden.
1 Accessory
Multi-Bot
Multi-Bot is built from swappable robot parts, and his two blasters clip together into one big gun.
2 Accessories
Orko (200X)
2 Accessories
Panthro (Dark Steel Armor)
Panthro returns in the crossover's third wave, this time in dark steel armour.
3 Accessories
Prince Adam (200X)
Prince Adam from the 2002 cartoon, carrying the sceptre from the episode The Courage of Adam.
1 Accessory
Queen Marlena (Filmation)
2 Accessories
Ram Man (200X)
A deluxe, extra-chunky Ram Man from the 2002 cartoon, standing wide and gripping his trusty axe.
1 Accessory
Ram Man & Moss Man
A two-pack pairing Ram Man with Moss Man, both in their 2026 live-action film looks.
Roboto
2 Accessories
Roboto (200X)
A deluxe Roboto from the 2002 cartoon with a see-through chest full of gears and the shoulder cannon from Roboto's Gambit.
2 Accessories
Skel-Knight
9 Accessories
Skeletal Lady Slither
Skeletor (200X)
The 2002 cartoon's Skeletor has his ram-headed Havoc Staff and two swords that lock together into one double blade.
3 Accessories
Skeletor (2026 Movie)
1 Accessory
Skeletor (Sketchbook Series)
1 Accessory
Snake Lair
Crowdfunded through Mattel Creations, Lady Slither's Snake Lair gave the Snake Men a playset of their own.
4 Accessories
Sorceress (200X)
1 Accessory
Spikor (2026 Movie)
Spikor redesigned for the 2026 live-action film and squeezed into the retro Origins style.
Starscream Armor Scare Glow
Scare Glow takes on Starscream's armour, with two wing blasters, as part of the Masters and Transformers crossover.
4 Accessories
Stonedar
1 Accessory
Stratos (200X)
2 Accessories
Sy-Klone (200X)
2 Accessories
Tauraton
1 Accessory
Teela (200X)
1 Accessory
Teela (2026 Movie)
1 Accessory
Trap Jaw (2026 Movie)
Tri-Klops (200X)
The 2002 cartoon's Tri-Klops still turns his visor to bring each of his three eyes round to the front.
1 Accessory
Tri-Klops (2026 Movie)
Tri-Klops as he looks in the 2026 live-action film, made in the retro Origins style.
Two Bad
1 Accessory
Webstor (200X)
Whiplash (200X)
Zodak (200X)
Zodak from the 2002 cartoon, holding the two-headed staff from the episode Snake Pit.
1 Accessory
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Masters of the Universe Origins FAQs
- How many Masters of the Universe Origins toys are there?
- Grayl's checklist has 350 Masters of the Universe Origins toys across 9 series, released between 2019 and 2026.
- What year did Masters of the Universe Origins come out?
- The first Masters of the Universe Origins toys came out in 2019 with MOTU Origins (2019), and the line ran until 2026.
- Who made Masters of the Universe Origins toys?
- Masters of the Universe Origins toys were made by Mattel.
- What Masters of the Universe Origins series are there?
- 2019 Figures (2019), Masters of the WWE Universe (2019-2026), 2020 Figures (2020), 2021 Figures (2021), 2022 Figures (2022), 2023 Figures (2023), 2024 Figures (2024), 2025 Figures (2025), 2026 Figures (2026).
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