Masters of the WWE Universe Official Images WWE World 2026

Huge thanks to the MOTU Origins, WWE Masters, Superstars and TOG~Fans Facebook group for coming through with these official images, originally posted via Die Welt der Meister Magazin, giving us our best look yet at the new wave of Masters of the WWE Universe figures that were on display at WWE World 2026 during WrestleMania 42 weekend. It wasn’t long ago that we were piecing together early intel on whether this crossover line was actually coming back, and now here we are with a full wave reveal that confirms Mattel is going all in on the return. The lineup includes Cody Rhodes, Hollywood Hulk Hogan, Shawn Michaels, and Bray Wyatt, and each figure looks like it hits the sweet spot between that classic MOTU Origins aesthetic and the larger-than-life personas these wrestlers are known for. But the showstopper of this wave might just be the Fright Zone Ring, which comes packaged with a Two-Bad version of Scott Hall and Kevin Nash, and if that concept alone doesn’t make you smile as both a wrestling fan and a MOTU collector, I don’t know what will. Merging The Outsiders into a single Two-Bad figure is the kind of deep cut creative decision that shows someone on the team genuinely understands both properties, and I love how it takes a beloved vintage villain concept and gives it a wrestling twist that actually makes perfect sense. No word on preorders just yet, so we’ll be keeping our eyes peeled for that. We were actually at WWE World 2026 live today and got hands-on time at the Mattel booth, so stay tuned because we’ll be posting even more photos and coverage from the event later today. This is shaping up to be a great year for this crossover line, and I can’t wait to see what else Mattel has planned.

Bray Wyatt

The card art leans into the classic Masters of the Universe aesthetic with its blue and purple tones, stone columns, and ethereal glow framing the packaging. Bray Wyatt is packed with what appears to be a black lantern and a translucent purple Abby The Witch, along with his red vest and white outfit underneath.

The back of the card features illustrated artwork of Bray Wyatt in action, wielding his Bobby Battleaxe and Firefly Lantern accessories against a fiery, fantastical backdrop. The bottom of the card shows the rest of the wave lineup, including Cody Rhodes, Shawn Michaels, and “Hollywood” Hulk Hogan, each rendered in that classic Masters of the Universe style.

Bray Wyatt comes with a solid spread of accessories, including a black double-bladed battleaxe, a spiked mace, a translucent purple lantern, and Abby The Witch. Two sets of swap-out hands and what appear to be alternate fist options give some nice variety for display posing alongside the included mini-comic.

Outfitted with a red leather-look vest over a white top, Bray Wyatt holds his Bobby Battleaxe and translucent purple Firefly Lantern accessories. Lavender pants tucked into black boots with fur trim at the cuffs complete the fantasy-inspired look, and that head sculpt is really solid.

Armed with his spiked mace, Bray Wyatt has a great grinning expression on that head sculpt, with his brown hair pulled back and a full beard adding some personality. Abby The Witch is beside him has a nice ghostly quality to the plastic, and I’m really digging the gold buckle detail on his black belt.

From the back, the red vest has a smooth, clean finish with a subtle leather-like texture, and the braided black belt wraps neatly around the waist. His brown hair hangs past the shoulders with a nice sculpted flow, and the black boots feature some solid strap and buckle detailing on the calves.

The translucent purple Firefly Lantern has a nice chunky feel to the sculpt, with the handle sized well for his grip. I like how the white sleeves have a gathered, billowy look at the wrists, fitting that fantasy crossover aesthetic.

Hollywood Hogan

The card art carries the same Masters of the Universe fantasy aesthetic with stone columns and ethereal blue-purple tones framing the blister. Hollywood Hogan is packed in his black and white nWo-inspired outfit alongside what looks like a pair of sunglasses and a black dumbbell accessory.

The back of Hollywood Hogan’s card features illustrated artwork showing him in full nWo-inspired gear, with instructions for attaching the Crossbowster to his arm and swapping the helmet for a bandana and sunglasses. The bottom of the card displays the rest of the wave, with Cody Rhodes, Shawn Michaels, and Bray Wyatt each shown in their Masters of the Universe-styled designs.

Hollywood Hogan’s full accessory spread includes a white horned helmet, a black bandana, dark sunglasses, a pair of rock-horn swap-out hands, and a white Crossbowster that clips onto the forearm. The mini-comic shows the full wave lineup in an action-packed illustrated style, and I like the way the black and white nWo color scheme carries through every piece.

Clad in his black and white nWo-inspired gear, Hollywood Hogan holds the white Crossbowster clipped to his forearm, its curved blades giving the accessory a nice fantasy weapon feel. The helmet sits snug on his head, and the blonde hair and goatee on the sculpt nail that classic Hogan look.

Sporting the black bandana and dark sunglasses swap-out look, Hollywood Hogan has the rock-horn hands on full display, and the “Hollywood” text across the bandana is cleanly printed. His white boots with black kneepads break up the black leather-look trunks nicely, and those wristbands add a small but welcome detail.

From the back, Hollywood Hogan’s black vest shows some subtle sculpted texture across the surface, and the blonde hair spilling out from under the bandana has a nice contrast against the dark material. The trunks feature white printed lettering wrapping around the back, and the white boots carry “nWo” branding near the tops.

A close-up reveals the detail on Hollywood Hogan’s face sculpt beneath the black “Hollywood” bandana, with his blonde horseshoe mustache and goatee sharply defined against the tanned skin tone. The black and white vest with its nWo-inspired design has a nice contrast where the two colors meet down the chest, and the black wristbands have a smooth, matte finish.

Fright Zone Ring

The Fright Zone Ring packaging features artwork blending the classic wrestling ring with Eternia’s dungeon aesthetic, complete with stone walls, blue torches, and a treasure chest base beneath the ring platform. Inset photos on the side show the included Kevin Nash and Scott Hall Two-Bad figures posed inside the ring, with translucent teal energy swords mounted on the ring’s corner posts.

The back of the Fright Zone Ring packaging shows the full playset artwork with Kevin Nash and Scott Hall battling inside the ring against a rocky, dungeon-inspired backdrop with blue flame torches on each corner post. Callout photos along the side demonstrate the Two-Bad combination feature, showing how the two figures merge into a single combined form holding a sword and wearing the crossbow arm attachment.

The Fright Zone Ring playset comes unboxed here with its green stone-textured base, tan mat, and four corner posts topped with translucent teal flame effects that have a nice ethereal look to the plastic. Kevin Nash and Scott Hall stand alongside the ring with a brown breakaway bench, a sword, sunglasses, a red crossbow attachment, and a generous spread of swap-out hands laid out in front.

The Fright Zone Ring’s full accessory layout shows the four translucent teal energy flame pieces alongside three brown barricade sections that have a nice aged bronze look to the plastic. The gold rope accessories for the ring posts, a white championship vest piece, and a dagger with a black hilt round out the spread, with multiple swap-out hand options and a pair of sunglasses giving plenty of display variety for both figures.

Kevin Nash and Scott Hall are posed inside the Fright Zone Ring, with Nash in his red outfit holding a red crossbow attachment and Hall sporting a black and white bat-symbol vest while gripping a white serrated sword. The translucent teal flame effects tower over the corner posts, and that brown breakaway bench sitting at the base of the green stone platform is a fun touch for any wrestling display.

The Fright Zone Ring is shown from the rear angle here, with Kevin Nash in his red pants and Scott Hall in his black and white vest facing the green stone base of the ring. The gold ropes strung between the corner posts have a nice taut look, and the translucent teal flame pieces catch some light from behind, giving them an almost glowing quality.

Kevin Nash and Scott Hall are posed mid-grapple inside the Fright Zone Ring, with Nash’s red crossbow attachment and Hall’s white serrated sword both in hand as the two figures lock up near the ropes. The brown breakaway bench is positioned at ringside by the steps, and I like seeing how the teal flame pieces frame the whole scene with that fantasy dungeon energy.

Kevin Nash and Scott Hall are combined here in their Two-Bad merged form, with Nash’s long brown hair and goatee head sculpt on one side and Hall’s slicked-back black hair and grin on the other. The merged figure wears a split outfit of red pants and a light blue vest over black trunks, holding the red crossbow attachment and the white serrated sword simultaneously.

Cody Rhodes

The card art for Cody Rhodes follows the same fantasy aesthetic as the rest of the wave, with stone columns and that ethereal blue-purple glow framing the blister. He’s packed with a gold sword, and a gold shield, all arranged around his silver chest armor and blue trunks.

The back of Cody Rhodes’ card features illustrated artwork of him in full Nightmare Armor, charging into battle with his gold sword and shield against Faker John Cena. The bottom lineup shows the rest of the wave, with Shawn Michaels, Bray Wyatt, and Hollywood Hulk Hogan each in their Masters of the Universe-styled designs, along with instructions for the “strike armor” denting and repair gimmick on his chest plate.

Cody Rhodes’ full accessory spread includes a gold sword, a gold battleaxe, a gold championship belt, and two pairs of swap-out hands offering fist and open-palm options. The included mini-comic features illustrated artwork of him battling Faker John Cena inside a wrestling ring set against a lush, landscape.

Cody Rhodes is shown here in his full Nightmare Armor setup, with a silver chest plate featuring an American flag eagle emblem and a gold pauldron riding up over one shoulder. He holds the gold sword at his side, and white boots with red straps at the ankles complete the red, white, and blue color scheme carried throughout the figure.

Cody Rhodes holds the gold sword high overhead here, with his blue trunks featuring star and stripe detailing down the legs that ties into the patriotic theme. The red wristbands and red boot straps pop nicely against the white boots and white ankle wraps, and that gold championship belt buckle at the waist has some solid sculpted detail.

From the back, Cody Rhodes’ silver chest armor shows the gold sword stowed neatly in a clip between the shoulder blades, with the crossguard sitting just above the gold belt line. The white ankle wraps have a layered, bandage-like sculpt to them, and the blue trunks carry that star-patterned deco all the way around.

Cody Rhodes holds the gold championship belt overhead here, with the silver chest plate’s American flag eagle emblem and gold pauldron catching the light nicely. The red wristbands have a glossy finish that matches the red studded belt around his waist, and his blonde hair has a clean, short sculpt with a subtle side-part.

Cody Rhodes grips the gold sword with both hands here, and the silver chest armor’s eagle emblem has a crisp, detailed look up close. The red wristbands have a studded texture that matches the red belt, and I like the way the gold pauldron curves around the shoulder with a smooth metallic finish.

Shawn Michaels

The card art for Shawn Michaels keeps the same stone column and blue-purple fantasy framing as the rest of the wave, with his blue outfit and bow accessory packed behind the blister. A heart emblem on the chest and matching heart cutouts on the blue trunks lean into that Heartbreak Kid identity in a fun, Eternia-flavored way.

Shawn Michaels’ full accessory spread includes a blue bow, a cream-colored arrow, a pair of blue sunglasses, and two swap-out hands alongside the mini-comic. Dressed in his blue and black outfit with a flowing black cape, the heart emblems on his chest and trunks carry that Heartbreak Kid theme through the whole design.

The back of Shawn Michaels’ card features illustrated artwork of him leaping through the air with his Heartstring Bow drawn, set against a colorful backdrop with flames and magical energy swirling around him. The bottom of the card shows the rest of the wave lineup, with Cody Rhodes, Bray Wyatt, and Hollywood Hulk Hogan each in their Masters of the Universe-styled designs.

Shawn Michaels holds his cream-colored arrow and blue Heartstring Bow in a drawn pose, with the black cape draping behind him and catching some nice folds in the fabric. His orange wristbands and tall orange boots add a warm contrast to the blue outfit, and the heart cutouts on the knees have a darker mesh-like fill underneath.

Sporting his blue sunglasses pushed up on his forehead, Shawn Michaels is posed with the blue Heartstring Bow held high, and the sculpted brown hair has a feathered, flowing texture that frames his face nicely. The black soft goods cape has a textured weave along the shoulder epaulets where it meets the blue costume, and it’s cool to see how it hangs with some real weight behind him.

From the back, Shawn Michaels’ soft goods cape shows off its blue and black tiger-stripe pattern with a nice fabric texture that has some real drape to it. His blonde hair falls past the shoulders with a feathered sculpt, and the orange boots feature some solid buckle and strap work running up from the ankles.

Shawn Michaels holds the blue Heartstring Bow with the cream-colored arrow nocked, and the small heart emblem on his chest has a clean black outline against the blue costume. A tattoo on his upper arm with warm brown and red tones.