200x MOTU Origins Cartoon Collection Wave 5 Details

I’ve got to give a massive shoutout to my partner in toy sleuthing, the one and only Toy Sorceress, for doing what we do best, which is digging deep and uncovering what’s next in the world of MOTU Origins! We recently decoded the Wave 4 figure assortment but our latest discovery points to what we believe could be the Wave 5 assortment for the 200x MOTU Origins Cartoon Collection, though things are getting interesting as we’ve also have information for three additional figures that might round out a future Wave 6 so stay tuned for that. For now, based on pricing data and assortment clues, it looks like Wave 5 will include Buzz-Off, Webstor, and Keldor and not only do we know the figures in this wave, but we’ve also uncovered their official product descriptions! With discovering more figures coming in Wave 6, we are not 100% sure where these figures will fall in the lineup but we do know for sure that they are coming! It’s always exciting when puzzle pieces start falling into place, and you know we’ll be watching closely for official confirmation of what waves these figures will come in as this story unfolds!

Buzz-Off

Official Product Description: This Origins Cartoon Collection Buzz-Off action figure is inspired by the well-loved MOTU 200X action figure line, itself inspired by the He-Man and the Masters of the Universe TV series. This reimagined version of the toy line released in 2002 has retro style but modern posability. At Origins’ 5.5-inch scale, the heroic spy-in-the-sky has 16 points of articulation, swappable body parts and impressive wings. He comes with a long handled hatchet. Packed on a blister card.

Buzz-Off is a heroic bee-like warrior from the 200x MYP Masters of the Universe series, serving as a member of the Heroic Warriors. He hails from the Andreenid race of insectoid beings and is known for his wings, compound eyes, and clawed hands, which allow him to fly and fight with agility. In the series, he often acts as a scout and ally to He-Man in battles against Skeletor’s forces.

Keldor

Official Product Description: This Origins Cartoon Collection Keldor action figure is inspired by the well-loved MOTU 200X action figure line, itself inspired by the He-Man and the Masters of the Universe TV series. This reimagined version of the toy line released in 2002 has retro style but modern posability. At Origins’ 5.5-inch scale, the blue-skinned half-brother of King Randor has 16 points of articulation, swappable body parts and removable harness and cape. He comes with two swords that can connect. Packed on a blister card.

In the 2002 Masters of the Universe animated series, the MOTU lore was given an infusion as Keldor is depicted as the man who becomes Skeletor. In We see this transformation The Beginning Part 1 Keldor leads the Evil Warriors in an assault on the Hall of Wisdom, but Randor and the Masters defend the Council of Elders. When Keldor tries to throw a vial of acid at his enemy, Randor shields himself and the corrosive substance lands on Keldor’s face instead.

A flashback sequence in The Price of Deceit reveals that, following his disfigurement, Keldor recognizes his only chance to survive is for Evil-Lyn to take him to the sanctuary of Hordak, where she summons the ancient villain. Keldor begs Hordak to save his life, no matter the cost; in response, Hordak reduces his head to a disembodied skull hovering over his shoulders. Renamed “Skeletor” by his new master, the former Keldor laughs maniacally at his own reflection.

Keldor 200x MOTU Figure

A Keldor action figure was released as a limited edition exclusive in 2003.

The figure comes with the same weapons as Skeletor, as well as the vial of liquid which dissolved his face. It also features three interchangeable heads: Keldor, Skeletor, and an “in-between” head being burned by the corrosive agent.

Webstor

Official Product Description: This Origins Cartoon Collection Webstor action figure is inspired by the well-loved MOTU 200X action figure line, itself inspired by the He-Man and the Masters of the Universe TV series. This reimagined version of the toy line released in 2002 has retro style but modern posability. At Origins’ 5.5-inch scale, the humanoid spider has 16 points of articulation, swappable body parts. Attached to his back are four extra arms. Packed on a blister card.