Ram Man and Fisto MOTU Chronicles In-Hand Images

The Amazon exclusive Ram Man and Fisto MOTU Chronicles 2-pack is already showing up in the UK, giving collectors their first real in-hand look at this set well ahead of the expected May 14, 2026 US release date. Huge thanks to Russ for coming through with these images and letting us all get an early peek at what this pairing looks like outside of promo shots. I love how Mattel has been handling the Chronicles line as a way to deliver these iconic characters in a format that leans into the vintage storytelling roots of Masters of the Universe, and seeing Ram Man and Fisto packaged together just feels right considering that these two, although not often, ended up fighting side by side in both the mini-comics and the Filmation cartoon. Ram Man looks like he retains that chunky, compact build that makes him so distinct on the shelf, and Fisto’s oversized fist appears to have a nice weight and presence to it that should translate well in hand. The Chronicles packaging has consistently delivered a presentation that feels like it belongs in the MOTU universe, and from what we can see here this 2-pack is no exception. It is always interesting when a release starts surfacing internationally before the domestic street date because it gives the community a chance to evaluate the figures in real lighting conditions with no studio tricks, which is exactly what these images provide. For collectors in the US who have this one on preorder, May 14 is right around the corner, and based on what we are seeing here, this one looks like it was worth the wait. Stay tuned as we continue to track this release and share any additional details that surface before it officially hits stateside.

In-Hand Images

Our first good look at the packaging for this Amazon exclusive Ram Man and Fisto MOTU Chronicles 2-pack, and you can clearly see Ram Man’s translucent yellow-green leg energy extensions sitting in the tray below the figures. Big thanks to Russ in the UK for getting these in-hand shots out early, since these aren’t set to ship widely in the US until May 14, 2026.

The in-tray shot gives a much better look at what this set actually comes with, and the production figures themselves are looking sharp. Ram Man’s silver armor has a nice weathered, beaten-metal finish over his red tunic and leather skirt, while Fisto’s blue-and-brown color scheme pairs well with his own silver plating, and between them sits a translucent blue energy effect, a double-bladed axe, swap-out hands for both figures, and those yellow-green leg extensions.

The back of the packaging shows off both Ram Man and Fisto posed on a volcanic rock ledge, with two smaller inset photos on the side featuring alternate poses and accessory configurations. The artwork really sells the fiery, Eternia-underworld vibe, and it’s nice to see how the figures look styled with their full loadouts outside the tray.

The plain brown shipper box is marked with the Masters of the Universe Chronicles branding and an SIOC label, which means this set ships in its own box rather than being tossed into an oversized mailer. That’s a big deal for in-box collectors, so hopefully all orders arrive safe and sound with no corner dings or crushed windows.

The side panel artwork is striking, depicting Ram Man and Fisto from the upcoming Masters of the Universe movie squaring off against Skeletor, with the Power Sword dividing the composition between them.

Fisto holds his translucent blue energy fist effect, and the sculpted texture on it has a real sense of motion with those layered, flame-like tendrils radiating outward. His head sculpt is worth noting here too, with sharp detail in the beard and a stern expression that nails the character.

Ram Man and Fisto side by side, and that oversized silver gauntlet fist on Fisto is the real centerpiece here. The finish on it has a weathered, heavy look that sells the idea of a solid iron fist, and the segmented knuckle sculpting gives it a convincing mechanical feel next to Ram Man’s own armored gloves.

Fisto’s chest armor has a layered construction, with a sculpted silver upper plate sitting over the blue fabric-textured tunic beneath, and the riveted medallions along each band add a convincing forged quality to the whole piece. The weathering across the silver gives it a worn, campaign-tested look that pairs well with the darker blue and brown tones underneath, and honestly the overall color balance on this figure just works.

The close-up on Ram Man’s helmet reveals a green patina wash settled into the sculpted ridges and seams, giving the metal a corroded, aged look that contrasts nicely with the smoother silver sections. His upper chest armor carries a bronze paint app across the rounded disc plates and the chain-like detailing draped over the shoulders, and that warmth against the darker gunmetal really sells the mixed-metal effect.