WWE World 2026 Mattel Booth Images

I’ve got to say, I’m really fired up about this one, because there’s nothing quite like seeing figures in person and that’s exactly the experience we had at WWE World 2026 where we were on the ground covering the Mattel booth for the very first time. For me personally, this trip was extra meaningful because WWE World was tied to WrestleMania 42, which marked only my third Mania ever, a journey that started all the way back at WrestleMania 7, then picked up again at 31, and now brought everything full circle with 42. Walking into that venue and seeing the Mattel booth stacked floor to ceiling with product was one of those moments that reminds you why the hobby hits so hard, because no amount of scrolling through social media can replicate what it feels like to stand inches away from upcoming figures and soak in the sculpts, the paint, the scale, and the sheer volume of what’s coming down the pipeline. The booth was loaded with displays spanning multiple lines, and we’ll be highlighting figures from the LJN WWE Superstars line, WWE Superstars and even a surprise showing of MOTU Chronicles figures and the reveal of the continuation of the Masters of the WWE Universe that caught us completely off guard and had us doing double takes. That last one alone is worth the price of admission if you’re a Masters of the Universe collector and a fan of the WWE, and we’ll be getting into all of it with a full gallery of booth images so you can see exactly what we saw. Feast your eyes on everything Mattel brought to WWE World 2026.

Mattel Booth WWE World 2026

The Mattel booth entrance features a large octagonal archway with “Superstar” lettering, flanked by red-lit panels with wrestler silhouette artwork and a massive illuminated sign overhead. Crowds fill the floor as the WWE Superstars section with its retro-inspired artwork and display shelves sits just to the side of the entrance.

A large display case packed with WWE Elite figures is set against a Vegas-themed diorama backdrop complete with palm trees, casino tables, and a WrestleMania Vegas sign. The scene is loaded with figures spread across the full width of the case, with props like poker tables and slot machines adding a fun thematic touch to the setup.

Four display shelves are stacked vertically, each showcasing a different WWE line from the Mattel booth at WWE World. The top shelf features the WWE Superstars line with its retro-styled packaging and colorful figures, the second shelf houses the Masters of the WWE Universe collection complete with a Castle Grayskull-inspired playset and ring, while the two bottom shelves are dedicated to The Monday Night War WWE vs. WCW theme with figures posed across a diamond plate-styled shelf alongside their packaged counterparts.

Attendees crowd around the corner of the Mattel booth, where rows of display cases showcase a mix of WWE figures across multiple lines. The red-lit wall section features several shelves of figures and packaged items, while the adjacent blue wall highlights the LJN WWE Superstars retro line with artwork of classic wrestlers like Ultimate Warrior and Stone Cold Steve Austin framing the figures.

The opposite side of the Mattel booth wraps in black and red panels, with the WWE Ultimate Edition artwork front and center featuring illustrated figures of Hulk Hogan, Rhea Ripley, and Cody Rhodes. Red neon lightning bolts accent the wall between the character art, giving the whole corner a bold, eye-catching presence on the convention floor.

LJN WWE Superstars Wave 3

The LJN WWE Superstars section of the booth is anchored by a massive illustrated mural featuring Roddy Piper in his kilt, Ultimate Warrior in his orange trunks, and Stone Cold Steve Austin with arms raised, all painted in a style that channels the classic LJN card art. Carded and loose figures from the wave are displayed in recessed shelves built into the wall, with painted crowd and commentary scenes filling the spaces between them, tying the whole display together as one cohesive piece of retro wrestling artwork.

Four carded figures from the LJN WWE Superstars Wave 3 are on display here, with two “Rowdy” Roddy Piper variants on the top shelf and Jelly Roll alongside Jake “The Snake” Roberts on the bottom. I like the way the Piper figures capture his classic look with the white “Hot Rod” tee and plaid kilt, while Jake comes with a green snake draped over his shoulders, and Jelly Roll sports an all-black outfit with sneakers.

The two Roddy Piper variants get a closer look here, each carded on the blue WWE Superstars backer with the classic illustrated crowd scene behind them. Over on the adjacent shelf, The Rock is displayed with two carded versions of his own, wearing black trunks and boots with a championship belt sculpted at his waist.

Jelly Roll and Jake “The Snake” Roberts are displayed out of their packaging here, each on a clear stand in front of their respective cards. Jake’s green tights have a great purple snake pattern running down them, and the olive-colored snake draped across his shoulders has a nice rubbery look to it.

Jake “The Snake” Roberts stands with his arms spread wide, Damien coiled across his shoulders and winding down around both wrists. His purple lace-up boots have solid sculpted detail on the lacing, and the snake deco on the green tights looks even better up close with the purple serpents wrapping cleanly around each leg.

Jelly Roll’s head sculpt is really solid, with the cross tattoo on his forehead, a wide grin, and a black cap sitting snugly over his brow. Clad in an all-black button-up shirt and matching pants, his sneakers have a black and white colorway with a nice glossy finish on the uppers.

Rowdy Roddy Piper is posed out of package in front of his black chase variant card, and it’s cool to see the darker card art paired with the figure’s white “Hot Rod” tee and plaid kilt. His head sculpt captures a smirking expression with brown hair swept to the side, and those red lace-up boots have crisp sculpted detail running up the shins.

The loose Roddy Piper figure stands between both carded versions, with the blue card on one side and the black chase variant on the other, giving a nice comparison of the two packaging colorways. His plaid kilt has a mix of green, red, and gold tones in the tartan pattern, and the “Hot Rod” script across the white tee has a yellow and red color scheme that pops against the fabric.

The Rock takes center stage here, posed loose between his two carded versions, with the blue card on one side and the black variant on the other. He’s wearing black trunks and boots with black elbow pads, and that championship belt around his waist has a gold and blue deco with nice detail in the center plate.

A close-up of The Rock’s head sculpt shows his arched eyebrow expression and neatly sculpted sideburns running sharp along each jawline. The championship belt gets a better look here too, with the gold center plate featuring a blue globe emblem and fine etched lettering around its edge.

Ultimate Warrior and Stone Cold Steve Austin are displayed loose in front of their respective carded packaging, each standing on a clear base. Warrior sports his classic orange trunks and matching arm tassels with face paint detail on the sculpt, while Austin wears a black vest with “Austin 3:16” lettering over black trunks and boots.

Jesse “The Body” Ventura is decked out in a full pink suit with white star accents, matching pink sunglasses, and a white bow tie, holding a microphone that completes his classic commentator look. King Kong Bundy stands beside him in his black singlet with matching black boots, and I’m really digging the scowling expression on that head sculpt with its clean bald dome.

Dusty Rhodes, John Cena, and Hulk Hogan from the LJN WWE Superstars Wave 1 are displayed loose in front of Hogan’s carded packaging, which features that classic purple backer with illustrated crowd silhouettes. Dusty’s black and yellow polka dot singlet is a great nod to his iconic ring gear, while Cena wears his red “Never Give Up / Cenation” tee over blue shorts and a red cap.

Masters of the WWE Universe

The Masters of the WWE Universe figures share a glass display case with a stunning Masters of the Universe Chronicles diorama, where over a dozen MOTU figures are posed across a rocky Eternia-inspired terrain with a fiery orange sky behind them. The lower panel features gorgeous Chronicles key art with Castle Grayskull bathed in golden light on one side and Snake Mountain on the other, tying both lines together under one display.

The Masters of the WWE Universe figures are grouped together on a rocky Eternia-style terrain, with Cody Rhodes wielding an axe in his silver chest armor and blue pants, Hollywood Hulk Hogan ripping a guitar in his black and white nWo gear, and Scott Hall throwing up too sweet gesture in a black bat-emblazoned armor. Down front, Bray Wyatt holds a translucent purple lantern while wearing a red jacket over lavender pants like Prince Adam, Kevin Nash sports his red and black Wolfpac-inspired armor, and Shawn Michael carries his bow with blue and gold attire featuring a heart emblem on the chest.

Shawn Michael’s Bow-inspired look gets a closer shot here, with the blue bow accessory and yellow arrow staff both in hand. His blue goggles sit perched on his forehead over sculpted blonde hair pulled back into a ponytail, and the soft goods black cape drapes nicely behind the blue and yellow costume.

Bray Wyatt’s Prince Adam-inspired look comes through nicely here, with the red jacket open over a white chest and a black belt cinched at the waist with a small yellow buckle. He’s holding a translucent purple lantern and what appears to be Abby the Witch, a purple translucent accessory with flowing robes and a textured hood that has a great jewel-like quality to the plastic.

Armed with a gold-toned battle axe, Cody Rhodes is posed here in his silver chest armor with a patriotic eagle crest printed across the front and bright red wrist cuffs on both arms. His blue pants feature a red belt with studded detail and a matching Cody logo on the thigh, while Hollywood Hulk Hogan lurks behind him in his nWo gear gripping a gold guitar.

Kevin Nash’s Wolfpac-inspired armor gets a great look here, with red and black bat-wing shoulder pieces flanking a Horde emblem at the center of his chest.

Scott Hall flashes a “too sweet” hand gesture here, his smirking head sculpt showing off a confident grin with dark hair swept back into a ponytail. The white sword he’s gripping has a black crossguard with a chunky, fantasy-styled hilt that fits the MOTU aesthetic nicely.

Hollywood Hulk Hogan is posed gripping the gold championship belt like a guitar, and the belt’s sculpted detail with its circular center medallion and raised rivets has a nice metallic sheen to it. Sporting his black “Hollywood” bandana, white sunglasses, and a black and white sleeveless tee with matching trunks, the white lace-up boots with knee-high white kick pads complete his classic nWo look.

The Masters of the WWE Universe shelf is loaded with product here, featuring the Fright Zone Ring playset at the center flanked by carded figures on either side, including Hollywood Hulk Hogan and Shawn Michaels in their MOTU-styled packaging. Loose figures are spread across the full width of the display, with the Fright Zone Ring box sitting to the right of the ring and protoype figures posed in front, giving a nice sense of the full scope of this wave and what is to come down the line.

Bray Wyatt and Shawn Michaels are displayed together out of package, with Bray holding his translucent purple lantern and black mace while the small Abby the Witch figure sits between them on a clear stand. Shawn Michaels grips his blue bow with an orange arrow raised overhead, and I like the look of those bright orange boots against the blue and black costume.

Bray Wyatt’s black mace gets a better look here, with a spiked ball head connected to a gnarled staff that has a knotted, branch-like texture running down the handle. The Abby the Witch accessory stands in front of him, and that translucent purple plastic really does have a gorgeous jewel-like quality, with the sculpted face peeking out from beneath the flowing hooded robes.

Shawn Michaels gets a closer look here, with his blue heart-logo chest piece tapering down to a V-shaped cutout over the torso and a small heart emblem at the belt line. His orange wrist cuffs and matching orange boots create a bold contrast against the blue costume.

The Shawn Michaels carded figure is displayed here in its Masters of the WWE Universe packaging, with the card art featuring that classic Castle Grayskull-inspired rocky terrain and blue crystal formations framing the blister.

The carded Hollywood Hulk Hogan figure fills the frame here, with the Masters of the WWE Universe card art showcasing those signature blue crystal formations and stone castle terrain behind the blister. Bray Wyatt stands loose just to the side in his red jacket and lavender pants, his “Hollywood” labeled white arm giving a sense of scale next to the packaged figure.

The Fright Zone Ring playset takes center stage here, with its green stone-textured base supporting a yellow ring platform framed by orange ropes and four corner posts topped with translucent teal crystal spires. Three figures are posed inside the ring, with Shawn Michaels, Cody Rhodes, and what appears to be a black and white costumed wrestler filling out the squared circle, while the packaged Shawn Michaels and Kevin Nash/Scott Hall two-pack flank either side of the playset.

Cody Rhodes holds his gold battle axe high overhead, the weapon’s broad blade and short handle giving it a chunky, barbarian-style feel that fits the MOTU crossover perfectly. The gold championship belt at his waist has a nicely detailed center plate with what looks like an eagle motif, and those white boots with red ankle wraps finish off the patriotic color scheme running through his whole design.

Hollywood Hulk Hogan is posed inside a wrestling ring here, holding a white crossbow accessory while throwing up too sweet gesture with the other hand. His white and black helmet with a center fin sits snug over dark sunglasses, and the black armor features a large white Horde symbol splashed across the chest.

The Two-Bad mashup fuses Scott Hall and Kevin Nash into one incredible two-headed figure, with Hall’s long brown hair and dark sunglasses on one side and Nash’s slicked-back black hair and smirking expression on the other. Sporting an open blue vest over mismatched red and light blue pants with a studded black belt, the split color scheme carries through to the wrist cuffs, with a red cuff on Hall’s side and a white one on Nash’s, nailing the Wolfpac and Hall fusion.

The prototypes for The Rock, Ax, Crush, and Smash of Demolition are grouped together, each decked out in spiked silver armor over black trunks and boots. The Rock stands to the far left carrying a red trident and wearing a red fur-trimmed loincloth, while the three Demolition members share matching spiked shoulder pads, gauntlets, and studded black wrist guards, with Smash on the far right wielding a massive silver hammer.

The Fright Zone Ring packaging features illustrated box art depicting Kevin Nash and Scott Hall squaring off inside a yellow-roped ring set against a crumbling stone dungeon entrance flanked by eerie blue flames. The side panel shows both figures with their full accessory loadouts, Nash in his red armor with crossbow and Scott Hall in his blue and gold outfit wielding a bow and arrow, all framed by that classic MOTU-style painted rocky terrain.

The Rock’s look is fully on display here, with his red fur-trimmed shoulder pieces and matching red loincloth layered over a silver chest strap and black boots. He’s gripping a red trident with a wicked three-pronged head, and the dark brown staff has a wrapped, textured grip that gives it a nice primitive feel.

Ax’s spiked silver armor is covered in sharp conical studs across the chest plate, with a studded belt sitting low at the waist and matching spiked gauntlets wrapping both forearms. He’s holding a large silver battle axe with a broad double-sided blade, and that head sculpt captures a snarling expression we can’t wait for the classic Demolition face paint to be applied.

Crush’s head sculpt shows a fierce open-mouth snarl and a wild mane of dark hair swept back from the forehead. His black claw gauntlets are massive, which is a reuse from the Terror Claws Skeletor figure, with elongated finger extensions that have a gnarly, segmented look to the sculpted joints.

Smash holds a massive silver hammer with a skull emblem sculpted into the flat of the head, and the weapon’s long staff features spiked mace-like knobs running along its length. His brown hair falls past his shoulders in thick waves, framing an aggressive open-mouth expression that matches the classic Demolition look.

WWE Superstars

The full WWE Superstars display is packed with figures from across multiple series, featuring recognizable faces like Hillbilly Jim in his denim overalls and brown hat, the Undertaker in his soft goods trench coat, and Koko B. Ware with Frankie perched high above the group. The front row is loaded with Road Warriors Hawk and Animal in their spiked black armor alongside what appears to be Demolition and Hacksaw Jim Duggan gripping his signature 2×4.

Dusty Rhodes holds a black nightstick while sporting his iconic black and yellow polka dot singlet, with the Undertaker looming behind him in a full-length soft goods black trench coat that has real fabric weight to it. Jesse “The Body” Ventura is front and center in a blue tie-dye tee, red sunglasses, and a blue bandana, while John Cena stands off to the side in his blue tee.

Koko B. Ware holds Frankie aloft, the blue and gold macaw perched on his fist with wings spread wide, showing off beautifully sculpted feather detail in vibrant blue and yellow plastic. Sporting a yellow and blue headband, white-framed sunglasses pushed up on his forehead, and a gold chain around his neck, the figure’s accessories really nail his classic look.

Frankie the macaw gets a great close-up here, with the sculpted feather detail on the spread wings showing individual layered rows in bright yellow on top transitioning to deep blue underneath. Koko B. Ware and King Kong Bundy both reach up toward the bird, and I like how the white talons have a nice grip sculpt where they clasp onto Bundy’s fingers.

Hillbilly Jim’s denim overalls have a fantastic woven fabric texture with white stitching detail on the chest pocket and brass-colored clasps at the straps, layered over a red shirt peeking through at the collar. A brown bucket hat sits atop his curly dark hair, and that head sculpt captures a warm, bearded grin with nicely sculpted wavy locks framing his face.

King Kong Bundy towers over the surrounding figures with Koko B. Ware’s Frankie the macaw perched on his outstretched hand, the blue and gold bird’s spread wings creating a fun visual pairing with the big man’s scowling expression. Flanking him below, Demolition’s face-painted snarls and what appears to be an American flag-themed figure add to the crowded, chaotic energy of this packed display shelf.

John Cena’s blue “Respect, Earn It” tee gets a closer look here, with a circular graphic on the chest depicting a cartoon version of himself flexing in green and orange. He’s wearing an orange wristband with a small printed logo, a silver chain necklace, and those camo shorts have a nice multi-tone green and brown pattern with solid color separation in the print.

The Undertaker shows off his soft goods coat draped open across the armrests with a ragged, frayed edge along the collar that gives it a weathered look.

MOTU Chronicles

The full spreads across the rocky Eternia terrain, with He-Man mounted on Battle Cat leading the charge on one side while Skeletor holds the high ground on the opposite end, Havoc Staff in hand. Scattered between them, figures like Trap Jaw, Ram Man, Tri-Klops, Evil-Lyn, and what appears to be Man-At-Arms fill out the battlefield, and it’s nice to see a Chronicles display this packed showing up as a surprise at the Mattel booth.

He-Man charges into the fray atop Battle Cat, Power Sword held high, while Skeletor commands the high ground behind them with his Havoc Staff raised and purple hood draped over his shoulders. Surrounding them across the rocky terrain, over a dozen Chronicles figures are spread out in a full battle scene, with Trap Jaw, Ram Man, Evil-Lyn, and Tri-Klops among the clash across the Eternia-inspired landscape.

He-Man is seated atop Battle Cat, his Power Sword raised high overhead with the silver blade catching the light against the warm glow of the Chronicles diorama. Battle Cat’s green and yellow tiger-striped fur has a nice tonal variation across the haunches and tail, and that red saddle armor sits snugly over the shoulders with a sculpted ridgeline running down the center.

Trap Jaw stands front and center among the Chronicles figures, his magenta helmet framing that green-skinned snarl with sharp, menacing teeth sculpted into the jaw piece. Outfitted with a blue torso armor and black leather-textured loincloth, his mechanical arm features a gunmetal cannon attachment with a hollow barrel tip, and those teal knee pad accents add a nice pop of color against the otherwise dark lower half.

Trap Jaw’s mechanical arm is shown from the side here, with the gunmetal cannon attachment revealing a segmented elbow joint and a gold circular rivet connecting the upper and lower sections. His magenta helmet has a row of small silver spikes running along the crown ridge, and the green skin of his face contrasts sharply against the blue torso armor as Teela stands posed in the distance behind him.

Ram Man’s front view really shows off the patina work on his armor, with the copper-toned chest plate carrying streaks of green verdigris across the riveted surface that give it a convincingly aged, oxidized look. His crimson tasset skirt hangs over olive-green segmented leg guards, and that purple-jeweled mace rests at his side with the serpent-wrapped handle catching a bit of the warm display lighting.

The sculpt on Ram Man’s side profile shows his crimson tasset skirt with a crosshatch texture and riveted studs along the scalloped lower edge, layered over segmented olive-green leg armor that transitions into heavy gunmetal shin guards and boots. A dark metallic shoulder pauldron with etched scratch marks caps his arm.

From the back, Ram Man’s gray hood reveals a heavy, layered fabric texture with deep sculpted folds cascading down over his shoulders and upper back. The crimson tasset skirt wraps cleanly around the waist from this angle, and those scalloped lower edges with their gold-studded rivets are even more defined here, sitting neatly over the dark green leg armor beneath.

Tri-Klops is posed among the Chronicles figures, his olive-green armor and matching helmet sitting over a dark brown bodysuit with gold-ribbed tubes running from the helmet down to each shoulder pad. The brown utility belt at his waist has a sculpted medallion at the center, and those etched, almost vine-like patterns on the green leg armor give the whole figure tech feel worthy of a sniper.

Fisto’s silver chest armor has a weathered, beaten-metal finish with riveted plates layered across the torso and banded steel wrapping around the midsection. His oversized metallic gauntlet is clenched into a fist, and those dark leather-toned boots with sculpted buckle straps have a rugged, mercenary look that fits the character well.

From the back, 5 MOTU Chronicles reveals a silver upper back plate with sculpted riveted clasps at each shoulder, secured by brown leather-toned straps that connect the armor to the body. His dark navy tunic underneath has a woven herringbone texture running through the fabric, with heavy gunmetal belt clasps fastened across the spine in two horizontal rows.

Man-At-Arms faces forward here, his olive-green chest armor featuring a tan central plate with sculpted circuitry and a round orange emblem at the sternum. He’s gripping the gold mace overhead, and those tan gauntlets with green segmented forearm guards have a nice tech-heavy look that carries through the whole design.

The back of Man-At-Arms showcases his olive-green and tan armor plating, with segmented shoulder pieces featuring circular riveted joints and a detailed tech-panel backplate covered in fine sculpted circuitry lines. He’s holding a gold mace aloft, and the weapon’s orb-shaped head has a textured, almost organic knot pattern that gives it a weighty, relic-like feel.

Evil-Lyn’s dark metallic armor has an intricate, organic sculpt across the chest and torso, with layered ridges and sweeping spine-like textures that flow from the pointed shoulder pieces down through the waist. Her tall spiked crown headpiece has a segmented, almost insectoid look to it, and that deep blue soft goods cape really does have a beautiful drape against the dark tones of her costume.

Evil-Lyn’s soft goods blue cape has a rich satin-like finish and drapes with real weight from her shoulders, falling nearly to the ground behind her black armored bodysuit. The Havoc Staff she’s gripping features a coiled, vertebrae-like silver shaft topped with a translucent purple orb that has a deep, gem-like clarity to it.

Teela is posed with her sword drawn, wearing a green and white outfit with a textured, scale-like pattern on the chest piece and olive-green accents running down the legs. Her reddish-brown hair is pulled up into a tight bun with loose strands falling to one side, and those deep red wrapped boots with green ankle trim are a nice touch against the lighter tones of the rest of her gear.

Teela’s back view shows the olive-green scale-textured armor tapering to a fitted waist with a brown belt and matching hip guards that have a slightly worn, leather-like finish. Her deep red boots feature layered gray straps wrapping from ankle to mid-calf.

Skeletor’s purple hood has a finely sculpted fabric weave texture across its surface, with the soft goods cape flowing down from the shoulders in a heavy drape that pools near his boots. The Havoc Staff’s ram skull topper is loaded with detail, from the curling horns down to the vertebrae-like segments running along the curved shaft.

Skeletor’s side profile gives a clear look at his layered purple waist sash, with the wrapped fabric sitting over dark armored boots that have a segmented, ridged texture running up toward the knee. The Havoc Staff is held upright with the ram skull’s curling horns silhouetted above his hooded head.