When you buy through our links, Comicbook may earn an affiliate commission. Mattel has released even more action figures in their Masters of the Universe line following a huge drop last month as part of their Spring 2025 lineup. The new wave comes from their Cartoon Collection, which takes inspiration from the original ’80s cartoons. Included in the wave is Hordak, from the original She-Ra and the Princess of Power cartoon, Man-E-Faces, inspired by the episode “The Mystery of Man-E-Faces”, and Tri-Klops, from the “The Royal Cousin” episode. Each figure is currently listed for $19.99, but since they’re in-stock, you can grab them with a 10% discount using Comicbook’s exclusive affiliate link. That brings each figure’s price down to $17.99 (free shipping on orders $39+). Check out the details for each figure below.
- Masters of the Universe Origins Wave 22 Cartoon Collection Hordak Action Figure: 5 1/2 inch scale with 16 poseable joints, and includes a removable harness and a time-stop device accessory inspired by the Princess of Power episode “Loo-Kee Lends a Hand.” / $19.99 / See here at Entertainment Earth with 10% off / See here at Amazon
- Masters of the Universe Origins Cartoon Collection Wave 22 Man-E-Faces Action Figure: 5 1/2 inch scale with 16 poseable joints and includes a mini-comic / $19.99 / See here at Entertainment Earth with 10% off / See here at Amazon
- Masters of the Universe Origins Wave 22 Cartoon Collection Tri-Klops Action Figure: 5 1/2-inch scale with 16 poseable joints and a rotatable visor and removable harness. Includes a metallic rock-softener accessory, inspired by the “The Royal Cousin” episode. / $19.99 / See here at Entertainment Earth with 10% off / See here at Amazon
The Masters of the Universe fandom is still going strong, with new collectibles announced all the time. But that popularity means that fans could have trouble securing certain items. For example, Mattel recently released a transformable action figure of the monster Modulok in November, a drop that was highly appreciated by fans, as it’s now backordered on the Entertainment Earth website. Grab one before they disappear.
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