Masters of The Universe - Mattel Masters of The Universe Classics (2010)

Mattel Masters of The Universe Classics (2010)

15 Jan, 2010 M Adora Adora of the House Of Randor Leader in the Great Rebellion Hero Great Rebellion POP Filmation New
15 Jan, 2010 A Battle Armor He-Man Adam of the House of Randor Most Powerful Man In The Universe Hero Heroic Warriors MOTU 1982–1988 MOTU 3
16 Feb 2010 M Trap-Jaw Kronis Hook Evil & Armed For Combat Villain Evil Warriors MOTU 1982–1988 MOTU 2
16 Feb, 2010 O Battle Cat Cringer Fighting Tiger Hero Heroic Warriors MOTU 1982–1988 MOTU 1
16 Feb, 2010 P Castle Grayskull Stands New
25 Feb 2010 T Superman vs. He-Man
25 Feb 2010 M Lex Luthor vs. Skeletor
15 Mar, 2010 M Moss-Man Kreann’ot N’Horosh Spy & Master of Camouflage Hero Heroic Warriors MOTU 1982–1988 MOTU 4
19 Apr, 2010 M Evil-Lyn Evelyn Morgan Powers Evil Warrior Goddess Villain Evil Warriors MOTU 1982–1988 MOTU 2
19 Mar, 2010 B Weapons Pack Arms & armor MOTU 1982–1988 MOTU 3
19 May 2010 S Wun-Dar/Map of Eternia Wun-Dar Bruce Reademan of the Clifftop Clan The “Savage” He-Man Hero Heroic Warriors MOTU 1982–1988 Myth
15 May 2010 M Optikk Pronounced through a series of blinks Space Mutant Spy For Skeletor Villain Space Mutants He-Man 1989–1992 NA 3
15 May 2010 O Tytus Tytus Heroic Giant Warlord Hero Heroic Warriors MOTU 1982–1988 MOTU 6
15 Jun, 2010 M She-Ra Adora of the House of Randor Most Powerful Woman in the Universe Hero The Great Rebellion POP 1985–1987 POP 1
15 Jun, 2010 A Keldor Keldor of the House of Miro Apprentice of Hordak Villain Evil Warriors MOTU 2000 MYP New
15 Jul, 2010 M Count Marzo Marzo Kalif Evil Master of Magic Villain Evil Warriors Mike Young Productions MYP New
22 Jul 2010 C Orko (color change) Orko Gorko Court Magician Hero Heroic Warriors MOTU 1982–1988 MOTU 3
C Prince Adam (packaged with Orko) Adam of the House of Randor Secret Identity To He-Man Hero Heroic Warriors MOTU 1982–1988 MOTU 3
22 Jul, 2010 C Mo-Larr & Skeletor Dr. Moe Larrstein Eternian Dentist & Lord of Destruction Robot Chicken New
02 Aug, 2010 B Orko with Prince Adam Orko Gorko Court Magician Hero Heroic Warriors MOTU 1982–1988 MOTU 3
C Prince Adam (pacakage with Orko) Adam of the House of Randor Secret Identity To He-Man Hero Heroic Warriors MOTU 1982–1988 MOTU 3
16 Aug, 2010 M Whiplash Torrant Krazut Tail Thrashing Warrior Villain Evil Warriors MOTU 1982–1988 MOTU 3
16 Sep, 2010 M Chief Carnivus Canivus Fervelius III Feline Warrior Hero Heroic Warriors Mike Young Productions MOTU 2000 NEW
16 Sep, 2010 O Gygor Gygor Evil Fighting Gorilla Villain Evil Warriors MOTU 1982–1988 Prototype New
15 Oct, 2010 M Roboto Robot Model 9041 Mechanical Warrior Hero Heroic Warriors MOTU 1982–1988 MOTU 4
15 Nov, 2010 M Grizzlor Gur’Rul Gu’Rrooowarrrk The Ferocious Figure With Fur Villain The Evil Horde MOTU 1982–1988 MOTU 4
15 Nov, 2010 B King Grayskull (ReDeco) D’Vann Grayskull Ancestor of He-Man Hero Heroic Warriors Mike Young Productions MOTU 2000 New
18 Nov, 2010 T Hawkman vs. Stratos (Blue wings) Winged Avenger & Winged Warrior Hero Heroic Warriors DC Universe Classics/MOTU 1982–88
18 Nov, 2010 T Aquaman vs. Mer-Man (Blue skin) King of Atlantis & Ocean Warlord Hero/Villain Evil Warriors DC Universe Classics/MOTU 1982–88
15 Dec, 2010 M Buzz-Off Tzzzzt zzz zzTTTzz Spy In The Sky Hero Heroic Warriors MOTU 1982–1988 MOTU 3

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