Masters of the Universe Origins is Mattel’s modern revival of the classic 1980s MOTU toy line, designed to bring the heroes, villains, and creatures of Eternia to life for today’s collectors. Maintaining the iconic 5.5-inch scale and bold heroic proportions, Origins updates each figure with modern articulation, enhanced sculpts, and modular accessories for dynamic posing and display.
Origins stands out for its dedication to rebuilding the entire MOTU universe. From core characters like He-Man and Skeletor to deep-cut favorites, plus vehicles, creatures, and massive playsets, the line lets collectors experience Eternia fully and affordably without relying on fragile vintage pieces. Every figure and accessory is designed to be collector-ready, display-friendly, and endlessly mixable, capturing the spirit of the originals while offering modern quality.
This page serves as your complete MOTU Origins checklist and database, making it easy to track waves, variants, release years, affiliations, and included accessories. Use it as your central guide for building a complete Masters of the Universe Origins collection. For related collecting, explore our linked sublines like the Origins Cartoon Collection, 200X Figures, Stranger Things collab, Club Grayskull, Playsets, and Sketchbook Series.
Whether you’re a long-time fan or new to Eternia, this collector’s hub ensures you never miss a figure and gives you all the tools to plan, track, and grow your MOTU Origins collection.
Wave: 18
Year Released: 2024
UPC: 194735244164
Accessories: Sword, Rotating Visor
Collector's Note: Wave 18 Fan Favorite Reissue of the MOTU Origins Tri-Klops figure, re-released due to strong collector demand.
Wave: 18
Year Released: 2024
UPC: 194735244379
Accessories: Stratos comes with his signature Staff of Avian, a removable chest harness with dual rockets in back and “feathered” arm wing accessories. The Staff of Avian accessory is inspired by the episode “Reign of the Monster.”
Wave: 18
Year Released: 2024
UPC: 194735244225
Accessories: Mer-Man comes with his signature Trident with a metallic look, a removable chest harness and a Pearl of Power. The Pearl of Power accessory is inspired by the episode “City Under the Sea.”
Wave: 17
Year Released: 2024
UPC: 194735244331
Accessories: Laser Pistol
Collector's Note: Wave 17 Fan Favorite Reissue of the MOTU Origins Zodac figure, re-released due to strong collector demand.
Wave: 17
Year Released: 2024
UPC: 194735264339
Accessories: Two plug-in weapons are included for Trap Jaw’s cyber arm – a hook and a blaster. Trap Jaw’s Eternium rock accessory is inspired by the episode “Double Edged Sword.”
Wave: 17
Year Released: 2024
UPC: 194735244324
Accessories: The “training robot” accessory is inspired by the episodes “Pawns of the Game Master” and “Ordeal in Darklands.” Teela’s iconic battle gear has metallic accents. The included sword and training robot also have a metallic look and a battle shield is also included.
Wave: 20
Year Released: 2024
UPC: 194735244232
Accessories: Trap Jaw’s skeleton-adorned belt provides a handy place to hang his mechanical arm attachments: a hook hand, claw hand and laser hand.
Collector's Note: Wave 20 Fan Favorite Reissue of the MOTU Origins Trap Jaw figure, re-released due to strong collector demand.
Wave: 20
Year Released: 2024
UPC: 194735244171
Accessories: Multi-jointed neck, articulated jaw, Staff, detailed harness with removable neck piece with 2 real metal chain, removable skirt armor.
Collector's Note: Fan Channel Exclusive
Wave: 20
Year Released: 2024
UPC: 194735244201
Accessories: Clawful has a removable harness and arm bracers with glossy accents and he comes with a Horn of Evil accessory. Beware using the horn of evil it was known for the horrible spells that came out of it! This accessory was seen in the episode in which Clawful was first introduced, ‘Dree Elle’s Return.
Wave: 20
Year Released: 2024
UPC: 194735244218
Accessories: Spikor comes with a swappable trident-style claw hand and red and yellow game piece accessories. The 2 game pieces are inspired by the episode ‘The Games.’