Masters of The Universe - Mattel Masters of The Universe Classics (2013)

Mattel Masters of The Universe Classics (2013)

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Date Code Character Real Name Log Line Hero/Villain Allegiance Toyline/Origin Era Wave
15 Jan, 2013 M Netossa Vivian Redretta Heroic Captivating Beauty Heroine The Great Rebellion POP 1985–1987 POP 3
15 Jan, 2013 O Ram-Man Krass Heroic Human Battering Ram Hero Heroic Warriors MOTU 1982–1988 MOTU 2
15 Feb, 2013 M Jitsu TBC Evil Master Of Martial Art Villain Evil Warriors MOTU 1982–1988 MOTU 3
15 Mar, 2013 M Fang Man TBC TBC Villain Evil Warriors Filmation MOTU New
15 Mar, 2013 S King He-Man Adam Of The House of Randor TBC Hero Heroic Warriors Concept MOTU New
15 Apr, 2013 M Snake Face TBC Most Gruesome Of The Snake Men Villain Snake Men MOTU 1983-1988 MOTU 6
15 May 2013 M Karatti TBC TBC Villain Space Mutants NA 1989-1992 NA 2
15 Jun, 2012 M Octavia TBC TBC Villain The Evil Horde Filmation POP New
15 Jul, 2013 M Clamp Champ TBC Heroic Master Of Capture Hero Heroic Warriors MOTU 1982–1988 MOTU 6
15 Jul, 2013 B New Adventures He-Man Adam Of The House Of Randor Most Powerful Man In The Universe Heroic Galactic Protectors He-Man 1989–1992 New Adventures 1
Nov, 2013 M Geldor TBC TBC Villain N/A Mini Comic MOTU New
Dec, 2013 B Strobo TBC TBC Hero Heroic Warriors Comic Book MOTU New

On 13 July 2012 people were given a sneak peek of the 2nd Quarterly figures. A three figure set titled 'The Fighting Foe Men' was revealed. The characters names are: "Dittstroyer", "Shield Maiden Sherylyn" and "Dawg-O-Tor".

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