The New Adventures of He-Man (1989-1992)

Flipshot

Figures (1989-1990)•1989

Called Icarus in Europe, Flipshot is the Galactic Guardians' daring space pilot, kitted out for flight with a jet pack.

Flogg

Figures (1989-1990)•1989

Leader of the Evil Mutants and known as Brakk in Europe, Flogg has a spring-loaded arm for cracking his energy whip.

He-Man

Figures (1989-1990)•1989

He-Man's 1989 reboot is slimmer and space-armoured for the far-future planet Primus, and some packs added a story cassette.

Hydron

Figures (1989-1990)•1989

Hydron commands the Galactic Guardians and wears a removable diving suit, ready for missions under the sea.

Quakke

Figures (1989-1990)•1989

Earthquake to European fans, Quakke smashes his meteor mace down and the meteor splits in two.

Skeletor

Figures (1989-1990)•1989

The first New Adventures Skeletor is slimmer and more high-tech than the 1980s one, with a cloth cape and a redesigned Havoc Staff.

Slush Head

Figures (1989-1990)•1989

Kalamarr to European fans, Slush Head clips mechanical tentacles onto his backpack and chops with a spring-loaded arm.

Battle Punch He-Man

Figures (1989-1990)•1990

He-Man's second New Adventures figure bulks up, drops the helmet and armour, and is built to throw a punch.

Disks of Doom Skeletor

Figures (1989-1990)•1990

Skeletor's second New Adventures look whips his arm forward to fling discs of doom from a launcher.

Hoove

Figures (1989-1990)•1990

Hold one leg and tilt this mule-minded mutant, and his other leg kicks out, just like the kicks he was known for.

Karatti

Figures (1989-1990)•1990

Twist Karatti's waist and his arm comes down in a karate chop, the speciality of this martial-arts mutant.

Lizorr

Figures (1989-1990)•1990

Press down Lizorr's gun arm and it springs back up, a quick-draw move for this lizard-like Evil Mutant.

Nocturna

Figures (1989-1990)•1990

Bend Nocturna to one side and a leg flicks out in a kick, fitting for this stealthy martial artist from Primus.

Optikk

Figures (1989-1990)•1990

A fan favourite with a giant eyeball for a head, Optikk's eye swivels when you turn a wheel on his back.

Sagitar

Figures (1989-1990)•1990

The line's only boxed deluxe figure, Sagitar is a half-horse warrior who can stand upright or drop down to gallop.

Vizar

Figures (1989-1990)•1990

A Galactic Guardian in a visored helmet, Vizar swings into a punch thanks to his spring-loaded action.

Astrosub

Vehicles & Playsets (1989-1990)•1989

Bolajet

Vehicles & Playsets (1989-1990)•1989

Pull back and fire: the Bolajet launches a pair of plastic balls joined by a string at the Evil Mutants.

Shuttle Pod

Vehicles & Playsets (1989-1990)•1989

A one-figure pod that can dock on top of Terroclaw, turning the two into one bigger Evil Mutant machine.

Starship Eternia

Vehicles & Playsets (1989-1990)•1989

The Galactic Guardians' huge flagship, with lights and sounds, rebuilds as a starship or a multi-level space station.

Terroclaw

Vehicles & Playsets (1989-1990)•1989

Terroclaw grabs Galactic Guardians in its big front claw, and the Shuttle Pod can dock on top of it.

Battle Bird

Vehicles & Playsets (1989-1990)•1990

A one-seat Galactic Guardians skimmer shaped like a bird of prey, with a craning neck and claws for landing or grabbing.

Doomcopter

Vehicles & Playsets (1989-1990)•1990

Skeletor's skull-faced helicopter grabs heroes in its jaws, and the skull glows in the dark.

Nordor

Vehicles & Playsets (1989-1990)•1990

A skull-faced moon that opens into the Evil Mutants' base, with a projector that shows film strips on its wall.

Rocketdisc Power Pack

Vehicles & Playsets (1989-1990)•1990

Terrotread

Vehicles & Playsets (1989-1990)•1990

Sold as Dread Tread in Europe, this Evil Mutant machine can crouch low or stand tall for different attack modes.

Turbo Tormentor

Vehicles & Playsets (1989-1990)•1990

Artilla

Figures (1991-1992)•1991

Sold as Weaponstronic in Europe, Artilla is a heavily armed recruit who fights on the Galactic Guardians' side.

Butthead

Figures (1991-1992)•1991

This Evil Mutant prizefighter lives up to his name: lower his head and his neck stretches out for a headbutt.

Hook 'Em Brakk

Figures (1991-1992)•1991

A Europe-only second Flogg, sold under his European name Brakk, who hurls a grappling hook on a string at his foes.

Kayo

Figures (1991-1992)•1991

Sold in Europe as Tatarus, Kayo is a space warrior from Primus who fights for the Galactic Guardians.

Missile Armor Icarus

Figures (1991-1992)•1991

Flipshot's second figure only came out in Europe, so it was only ever sold under his European name.

Spin Fist Hydron

Figures (1991-1992)•1991

Spinwit

Figures (1991-1992)•1991

Known as Tornado in Europe, Spinwit spins his whole upper body, true to a starpilot who whips up tornadoes.

Staghorn

Figures (1991-1992)•1991

Work Staghorn's action and his antlered helmet tips forward, ready for the head-down charge this mutant uses on his foes.

Thunder Punch He-Man

Figures (1991-1992)•1991

The last of the three New Adventures He-Man figures, released in the line's final wave.

Too Tall Hoove

Figures (1991-1992)•1991

Hoove's second figure was only ever sold in Europe, under the Too Tall name.

Tuskador

Figures (1991-1992)•1991

Called Insyzor in Europe, this inter-galactic trader swings his long tusks inward to trap an enemy.

Battle Blade Skeletor

Figures (1991-1992)•1992

The third and final New Adventures Skeletor arrived in the line's last wave, armed with a bladed weapon and a shield.