Red Shadow MOTU Origins Club Grayskull Mattel Creations Exclusive Hi Res Art & Package Reveal
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Here we can see the stunning portraits of Red Shadow that appear on the sides of the box.


According to Roy Juarez:
Rising from the lost forest of Preternia, the warrior in the iron mask joins the Great Wars against the legends beyond the past.
An in-depth look at the packaging and artwork for the upcoming Masters of the Universe Powers of Grayskull Red Shadow.
Dropping on @mattelcreations at 9:00 AM PT on November 18th.
The usual suspects for Origins:
Graphic Design & Art Direction @manuel_eduardo_caritas
Cardback Artwork @axel.gimenez@dc_alonso_colorist
Side Panel Artwork @fetch.franciscoetchart
Toy Design @katanarama333
Packaging Engineer @lpukhrambam
Copywriter @yesreallyrob
Story @joshuaskywriter#MOTUPowersOfGrayskull#ClubGrayskull#RedShadow#MastersOfTheUniverse#MOTUOrigins


A full look at the hi res art work

A closer look at the two figure teases on the art work for Dragon Lord and Draego Man are below.




Views of the sides of the package are also below.


Rear angled views are below.


According to Roy Juarez :
Launches November 18, 9 AM PT on @mattelcreations
Reveal video is below:
November 13, 2025 Update: Official Images & Details
Figure Teases
Dragon Lord
Dragon Lord shows up here in all his unproduced MOTU concept glory, sporting that fierce dragon-themed helmet, layered gold armor, and a staff topped with a blazing dragon motif while he steps forward with clenched fists and a flowing red cape that adds some extra motion to the scene.

According to the Power and Honor Foundation book, “Illustrated by Alan Tyler, and dated 13th September 1985, the interestingly-named Dragon Lord concept would have had a unique action feature. When activated, the figure’s face, chest and arms would have disappeared. How this would have been achieved will always remain a mystery, but it is clearly a concept that Tyler was interested in using.”


Draego-Man
Draego-Man is seen here unleashing a stream of fire from his mouth, showing off his red scaled body, segmented tail, and sharp armored details across his chest and limbs, and I’ve got to say, seeing him pop up in this artwork really makes me hope he finds his way into the MOTU Origins line after his memorable release in MOTU Classics.

During the Great Wars, the Dragons of Darksmoke engaged in numerous epic battles against King Grayskull and the Snake Men. Draego-Man, a magical being created by the Great Black Wizard, was a half-human, half-dragon entity. Rejected by Granamyr, he chose to ally with the Free People of Eternia. However, after the truce of the Three Towers, Draego-Man grew disillusioned with humanity and withdrew from society, choosing to live as an outcast in the Caverns of Rakash.


His bio reads, “During the Great Wars, the Dragoons of Darksmoke fought in many epic battles against King Grayskull and the Snake Men. A magical half human/half dragon creation of the Great Black Wizard, Draego-Man was shunned by Granamyr and allied himself instead with the Free People of Eternia. After the truce of the Three Towers, Draego-Man became so disgusted with the humans that he isolated himself from all civilization, living as an outcast in the Caverns of Rakash. After several millennia of bitter retreat, Draego-Man discovered Skeletor’s plans to enslave his dragon kin and use them as weapons against the Royal Palace. He returned from hiding to join Skeletor’s Evil Warriors seeking revenge against all who betrayed him. Draego-Man uses his flame breath and ability to manipulate fire to battle for the side of evil!”

Although this custom concept, by Tnemmokon, uses a Chap Mei figure, the overall look and feel of the MOTU Classics Draegio-Man is captured in MOTU Origins concept form. With Mattel making several winged figures, including Vultak from the Cartoon Collection, Ninjor and Hordak from the Turtles of Grayskull line, and New Eternia Hordak in the Masterverse line, we hope that these figures will pave the way for more winged figures in the future.


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