Masters Of The Universe Origins Cartoon Collection King And Queen Figures Revealed

Shown below is the new Mattel Masters of the Universe Origins Cartoon Collection King Randor Figure is available for pre-order at places like our sponsors BigBadToyStore.com and Entertainment Earth.

It's an exciting time to be a Masters of the Universe fan! For longtime fans and for a new generation of kids who love action and adventure, it's time to experience the thrilling action and adventures of He-Man, Skeletor, the secrets of Castle Grayskull and much more! The figures in this collection stand 5.5 inches tall and have 16 moveable joints so they're highly poseable for imaginative and action-oriented fun, Masters of the Universe style! Longtime fans will appreciate both the vintage design details that honor the heritage of this beloved adventure franchise and the design updates that add an exciting look to the future.

On 11/6/2025 at 9:42 PM, Hassenfeld said:

I'm glad they decided in 1982 not to give He-Man a helmet. Much more iconic without it. He-Man's original head might just be the finest sculpt in toy history, IMHO.

The Maltese Cross emblem was such a great, enigmatic design element on the original toy, and one that Mattel should always stick with. The giant "H" modern versions replace it with should stand for "Hoary."

Happy for the Mark Taylor tributes, but will have to see these face sculpts in person before purchasing one. The pictures are not consistent.

Shortly before his death, Taylor was part of the Formo Toys team, in their initial Lords of Power line, featuring a helmeted barbarian in the Mark Taylor style. Then Mattel sued and they had to rebrand to Legends of Dragonore. Now that the man died, they honor him by name.

Sad Mattel could not have done this in his lifetime. Hope his estate is getting some royalties.

Could be wrong but Taylor wasnt a part of Formo. He might've advised them on some things while he was still alive.

And the thing with the horned warrior sketch that Taylor's widow said Formo could use was that it was made while Taylor was a Mattel employee and as such a Mattel asset which they ended up using in the Origins line. Mattel actually never sued them anyway, they probably just issued them a C&D.

The thing is a little research could've saved Formo time and money but I remember seeing that Emiliano guy say on the org, something along the lines of 'why should they have to check if it is something they could use'. It seems like it was Taylor's widow who mistook the sketch as belonging to Mark. The physical, tangible sketch probably does belong to the Taylors and possibly he was given rights to use it for prints, sketchbooks,etc. But for it to be used by another company for a similar line seems like that wouldnt be something mattel would allow.

Shown below via Roy Cover are official in-package images for the upcoming new Masters of the Universe Origins Mark Taylor He-Man Figure from Mattel. When more information is available we will be sure to let you know.

I'm glad they decided in 1982 not to give He-Man a helmet. Much more iconic without it. He-Man's original head might just be the finest sculpt in toy history, IMHO.

The Maltese Cross emblem was such a great, enigmatic design element on the original toy, and one that Mattel should always stick with. The giant "H" modern versions replace it with should stand for "Hoary."

Happy for the Mark Taylor tributes, but will have to see these face sculpts in person before purchasing one. The pictures are not consistent.

Shortly before his death, Taylor was part of the Formo Toys team, in their initial Lords of Power line, featuring a helmeted barbarian in the Mark Taylor style. Then Mattel sued and they had to rebrand to Legends of Dragonore. Now that the man died, they honor him by name.

Sad Mattel could not have done this in his lifetime. Hope his estate is getting some royalties.

2 hours ago, toynewman said:

Shown below via Smyth's Toys are official images for the upcoming new Masters of the Universe Origins Mark Taylor He-Man Figure from Mattel. When more information is available we will be sure to let you know.

It gives me a Remco Conan vibes this figure man...????

Shown below via Reddit is an official image for the upcoming new Masters of the Universe Origins Mark Taylor Man-E-Faces Figure from Mattel. Earlier today we showed you official images for the Mark Taylor He-man Figure. When more information is available we will be sure to let you know.

Shown below via Smyth's Toys are official images for the upcoming new Masters of the Universe Origins Mark Taylor He-Man Figure from Mattel. When more information is available we will be sure to let you know.

I wonder how they will be available?

On 10/28/2025 at 2:40 PM, Jscott991 said:

I guess the Filmation line is kind of dead. I was really hoping to get Glimmer and Entrapta.

I'm also waiting to see the release of those She-Ra characters since I don't have their Classics versions..???

On 10/28/2025 at 2:40 PM, Jscott991 said:

I guess the Filmation line is kind of dead. I was really hoping to get Glimmer and Entrapta.

With this new Queen Marlena, I guess it's not entirely dead. I'm not a huge fan of the Filmation line, but I like when they have characters who didn't have toys before. And it'd be a nice way to get more She-Ra characters.