Mattel Big Bad Toy Store Sale Top 10

If you collect anything Mattel, this is one of those sales where the deals are genuinely worth your time and attention. Big Bad Toy Store is running a massive Mattel sale right now that spans Masters of the Universe, WWE, Jurassic World, and more, and we went through the entire selection to pull out our top 10 picks that we think represent the best value, the best figures, and the pieces that collectors really should not sleep on. Whether you’re shopping for yourself or looking for a gift for the collector in your life, Mattel’s brand portfolio runs deep and this sale covers a wide range of price points with discounts going as high as 80% off on some items. On the MOTU side alone, we’re talking everything from the jaw-dropping Masterverse Skeletor with the LED-lit Havoc Throne down to the New Eternia Flying Fists He-Man at an almost unbelievable $9.60, plus Origins gems like Necro-Conda and the Talon Fighter and Point Dread set that literally tops off Castle Grayskull. The WWE side of the list is just as strong, with Ultimate Edition figures of the Ultimate Warrior, Seth Rollins, and Razor Ramon all marked down, and I even squeezed in the WWE x Masters of the Universe Wave 8 set because that crossover line just got a major boost with the announcement at WWE World 2026 that Masters of the WWE Universe is making its return. We structured this list so that the first five entries get full mini-reviews with collector notes and personal context, while entries six through ten are curated sale highlights that we think deserve a spot in your cart. I’ve got personal ties to several of these picks, from attending WrestleMania 7 live where the Ultimate Warrior competed to having Seth Rollins firmly in my top five wrestlers of all time, so this list comes from a real place. Before we dive in, I wanted to send a massive thank you to Big Bad Toy Store for providing the first 5 figures to include for thier mini review spotlight! Let’s get into it.

#1 — Masters of the Universe Masterverse Skeletor with Havoc Throne

The Masters of the Universe Masterverse Skeletor with Havoc Throne is a premium 7-inch collectible featuring over 30 points of articulation and extensive customization options including a removable hood, head, hands, and chest armor, plus an Alcala-inspired articulated jaw head that captures the character’s iconic look. The set includes a cartoon-inspired throne as its centerpiece, which boasts LED-colored torches with six different flame color options, making it a display-worthy throne room worthy of the Lord of Destruction himself, and it comes loaded with accessories including a soft goods cape, alternate hands, and both Havoc and Snake staves. Grab Masters of the Universe Masterverse Skeletor with Havoc Throne at BBTS.

The Bone Throne is amazing and it has lighting effects and it comes with an Alcala version of Masterverse Skeletor so it has some history to it. The front of the box features a striking illustration of Skeletor seated on the Havoc Throne, with his green skull face glowing against deep purple armor and the massive bone structure looming behind him in rich, painted detail. The back panel showcases a coiling serpent with layered green scales wrapping around the box alongside the lore text describing the throne’s origins within Snake Mountain.

The box panels here show off the side artwork, and I love how each one features a different cast of characters framed within that same dark stone temple setting with green flame braziers anchoring the foreground. One side depicts Evil-Lyn with Panthor and Screeech perched above her, while the other features Beast Man and Mer-Man lurking in the shadows.

The front of the packaging gives you a clear look at Skeletor through the window alongside his accessories, while the back features that gorgeous throne illustration with him seated in full regal command, green flames licking up from the base. I love how the card art on the back captures the scale of the throne relative to the figure, with every bone spike and carved detail rendered in warm, muted tones that contrast sharply against his vivid skull face.

The packaging artwork on the front panel shows Skeletor channeling green energy from his fists while standing in a dark stone chamber. The side panel features a close-up of his hooded skull face with glowing red eyes looming above a full-body illustration of him gripping the Snake staff, set against a vibrant purple and magenta backdrop.

The front and back views together give you a full picture of the soft goods cape, which drapes cleanly from the shoulder armor and falls to about calf length with a nice natural hang to the fabric. From the back, you can really appreciate how the gold trim on the shoulder armor frames the cape’s attachment point, with each pauldron sporting a small gem-like detail close to the gold center of the chest armor.

The Bone Throne comes in a separate box that will also double as dio so don’t toss it aside. The box art wraps the entire surface in cracked purple stone with twisted red tendrils snaking through the crevices, and a faint skull face is embedded into the top of the lid. It’s a really atmospheric presentation that sets the tone before you even open it.

Here’s a side-by-side look at the Havoc Throne with the box I mentioned above empty versus with Skeletor seated, and you can really see how the fur-covered seat cushion fills the bone framework nicely on its own before the figure takes its place. The flame pieces flanking the base have a great sculpted wisp shape to them, with layered tendrils that taper to sharp points.

Here’s a front and back comparison of the Havoc Throne without Skeletor, and from the rear you can really appreciate the full spine running down the center of the backrest, complete with individual vertebrae tapering down to a pelvis-shaped base where the seat connects.

Here’s a closer look at the two staffs resting in their holders on the throne, and from this angle you can really see the full serpent body coiling around the base of the Snake staff with its hooded cobra head flaring outward. The ram skull on the Havoc staff sits noticeably higher, with its sweeping horns curving past the bone framework of the throne’s backrest to create a nice sense of layered depth.

Here’s a great look at the top of the Havoc Throne on its own, and the sculpted bone framework is incredibly detailed with layered vertebrae, ribcages, and those sweeping claw-tipped arms radiating outward. The two staves sitting in their holders on either side create a nice visual balance, with the ram skull topper of the Havoc staff on one side and the serpent head of the Snake staff on the other.

Here’s a look at all three LED color options side by side, and you can see how drastically each one changes the mood of the throne display, from the warm red on the left through green in the center to a cool blue on the right. It’s a great feature that lets you completely shift the feel of the setup depending on your shelf aesthetic.

I finally got the MOTU Chronicles Skeletor and seated him on the on the Havoc Throne and he goes really well with it, with the massive bone structure rising up behind him and that horned skull crest towering overhead. The LED torches flanking the throne are set to green here, casting a glow across the base that works beautifully against the purple stone-textured platform and his blue skin.

If you have a chance to pick up this figure, he looks soooooooo good!!!

#2 — WWE Ultimate Edition 15 Ultimate Warrior (Wrestlemania 7 Ver.)

The WWE Ultimate Edition 15 Ultimate Warrior (WrestleMania 7 Ver.) captures one of professional wrestling’s most iconic performers at his legendary peak, featuring over 30 points of articulation, authentic ring gear including his signature vest and coat, and interchangeable hands and heads that allow collectors to recreate multiple memorable poses from that historic match. Currently on sale at a 20% discount, this 6-inch Mattel figure arrives in BBTS Mint condition with premium packaging protection and qualifies for flat-rate shipping, making it an accessible entry point for WWE enthusiasts building their Ultimate Edition collection. Grab WWE Ultimate Edition 15 Ultimate Warrior (Wrestlemania 7 Ver.) at BBTS.

This version of the Warrior is his Wrestlemania 7 version and I attended that show live so it his close to home for me. The front of the box features a clean white design with red accents framing the window, while the back showcases a fantastic WrestleMania VII photo of Ultimate Warrior celebrating in the ring with arms raised. The stat block on the back lists his origin as “Parts Unknown” with the Gorilla Press Slam as his finisher, alongside a recap of his career-on-the-line clash with “Macho King” Randy Savage.

Here’s a great look at everything you get inside the tray with the WWE Ultimate Edition 15 Ultimate Warrior (Wrestlemania 7 Ver.). The figure comes packed with an alternate head sculpt, pairs of grabbing and pointing hands, a fringed vest, and a coat featuring vivid artwork of the Warrior himself.

The front and back views really show off the knee pads, each featuring a different printed portrait of the Warrior with sculpted fringe tassels hanging below them. On the back of the trunks, you get a bold sunburst graphic with a championship belt illustration and “Means Much More Than This” text, which is a fantastic detail that ties directly to the WrestleMania VII storyline.

The coat artwork is absolutely loaded, with “WARRIOR” printed in bold lettering down each front panel and a massive illustrated portrait of the Warrior on the back surrounded by flames and splattered color. The pink boots with their sculpted fringe tassels and the matching wristbands tie the whole entrance look together, giving every part of the outfit that WrestleMania VII energy from head to toe.

The vest is the real showpiece here, with its sculpted Warrior mask emblem at the center and blue and yellow fringe cascading down from the shoulder panels. I love the face paint detail on this head sculpt, with bold green, yellow, and pink markings framing the eyes and nose against the natural skin tone.

From the back, you can really appreciate the sculpted musculature across the shoulders and lats, with every ridge and contour of that physique cleanly defined. The tassels on the coat drape naturally over both arms, and the hair sculpt has a great layered, flowing texture with individually carved strands.

The alternate head sculpt has a completely different expression from the face-painted version, with a focused intensity and slightly parted lips that nail that classic Warrior entrance energy. You can see the striped wristbands with their sculpted fringe details up close here, and the vest sits nicely across the shoulders with its bold patterned fabric.

#3 — WWE Ultimate Edition Greatest Hits Seth Rollins

The WWE Ultimate Edition Greatest Hits Seth Rollins is a highly articulated 6-inch Mattel figure that delivers exceptional collectibility with over 30 points of articulation, authentic ring gear, and a generous assortment of swap parts including two alternate heads, three pairs of hands, and a detailed coat. Currently on sale at 20% off for $31.99, this BBTS Mint condition figure combines the premium presentation standards of Big Bad Toy Store’s Triple Guarantee with the accessibility of flat-rate shipping and a 90-day Pile of Loot holding window, making it an ideal addition for WWE collectors seeking character depth and display versatility. Grab WWE Ultimate Edition Greatest Hits Seth Rollins at BBTS.

Seth Rollins is in my top 5 wrestlers of all time. The front of the box features a clean white and red layout with Seth Rollins visible through the window alongside his alternate heads, swap hands, and that incredible coat. The back panel leans heavily on live-action photography, with a great entrance shot of Rollins rocking the full coat and fur, plus a mid-dive image from the ring that really captures the energy of the character.

Here’s a look at everything you get inside the tray with Seth Rollins. He comes packed with two alternate heads, one with a big grin and one mid-yell, plus three pairs of swap-out hands and that wild coat with its feathered collar and multicolored patchwork design.

Here’s your front and back look at Seth Rollins, and those black wrestling pants are covered in intersecting streaks of blue, yellow, orange, and pink that wrap all the way around. From the back, you can see textured patchwork panels on each side of the trunks area, adding a mosaic-like detail that you completely miss from the front.

The head sculpt on Seth Rollins is genuinely impressive up close, with that wide grin showing teeth and the beard sculpted with real texture and definition. I also love the chest hair detail, which is printed with fine individual strands that spread naturally across the torso.

The coat’s multicolored mosaic pattern is even more striking from the back, where you get a full uninterrupted view of just how much ground it covers from the hood all the way down past the knees. That fur trim wraps the entire collar and hood opening with real fiber material, giving the whole piece a layered, premium feel you don’t always get with soft goods at this scale.

That coat is something else in person, with the fur trim mixing dark and orange fibers that have real volume and texture along the sleeves and collar. The multicolored patchwork body of the coat picks up so many tones at once, and you can see how the open hands really sell the entrance pose.

#4 — Masters of the Universe Masterverse New Eternia Fisto

The Masters of the Universe Masterverse New Eternia Fisto Action Figure is a highly articulated 7-inch collectible featuring over 30 points of articulation and an impressive array of accessories including an alternate unhelmeted head, alternate hand, sword, and hammer, making it a substantial addition to any MOTU display. Currently on sale at 25% off, this Mattel figure represents the premium quality standards of the Masterverse line and appeals to both seasoned collectors who’ve pursued the vintage toy lines for decades and newcomers drawn to the character-rich world of Eternia. Grab Masters of the Universe Masterverse New Eternia Fisto Action Figure at BBTS.

I’ve always loved this version of Fisto with his alternates heads that call back to the MOTU Classics era. The front of the packaging features bold, fiery artwork with Fisto charging forward, his massive iron fist raised and ready to strike, set against a vivid orange and red Eternia landscape. The back panel showcases multiple close-up shots of the helmeted head sculpt and the oversized fist alongside a full-body illustration that emphasizes his armored chest harness and heavy build.

The side panel artwork is a real treat, featuring a vivid battle scene with a muscular warrior squaring off against a massive purple creature under a fiery orange sky with a looming dark sun. I love how the illustration wraps around the box, connecting the front and side panels into one continuous Eternia landscape.

Here’s a great look at Fisto from both the front and back, and you can really appreciate how the silver armor harness wraps all the way around the torso with consistent sculpted detail on every surface. The purple wrist cuffs on each forearm are a nice touch that echoes the purple chest piece underneath, while the fur-topped boot wraps add texture and visual weight to the lower legs.

Here’s a look at the full accessory spread laid out together: the alternate bearded head, hammer, sword, and an alternate hand. The swap hand has a nice curled grip that should work well for holding the sword’s knuckle-guard handle.

The sword has a long, curved blade with a slim profile that pairs nicely against all that heavy armor. I like the furrowed brow and full beard on the unhelmeted head, and how the brown hair frames the face with just enough volume to keep it from looking flat.

The back armor is loaded with sculpted detail, featuring riveted plates, raised studs, and recessed geometric line work across the shoulder harness. You can see how the sword sits snugly against the back, and the straps and buckles running down the torso add a layered, functional feel to the whole setup.

The oversized metal fist is the real showpiece here, covered in riveted plates and segmented armor panels that wrap around each knuckle with incredible precision. You can just make out the fur-trimmed gauntlet edge where it meets the forearm, and the matching riveted headband ties the whole armored aesthetic together.

Here is a full shot of Fisto wielding his massive weapon!

The hammer is a beast, with a massive multi-faceted head full of rivets, geometric panels, and layered segments that give it real weight and complexity. I love the sculpted leather wrap on the grip, and how the heavy armor on Fisto’s shoulder pauldron carries that same riveted detailing, tying the whole look together.

#5 — Masters of the Universe Masterverse New Eternia Flying Fists He-Man

The Masters of the Universe Masterverse New Eternia Flying Fists He-Man is a 7-inch highly articulated figure featuring over 30 points of movement, making it an impressive addition to any MOTU collection, and it arrives with multiple accessories including alternate gold hands, a shield, and the signature flying fist weapon that capture the character’s iconic combat style. Currently on sale at 60% off retail ($9.60 from $23.99), this plastic figure maintains the Masterverse line’s commitment to premium articulation and display quality while honoring the legacy of the original He-Man character that defined the Masters of the Universe franchise. Grab Masters of the Universe Masterverse New Eternia Flying Fists He-Man Action Figure at BBTS.

He’s alawys been a classic figure and the nods to the Central Tower in the Eternia playset on his shoulder armor is the chef’s kiss. The front of the box features vivid artwork of He-Man charging forward, with Two-Bad on the front of the box. The back panel showcases the full figure alongside multiple inset photos demonstrating the flying fist weapon and shield in different configurations, all set against an Eternian stone ruin illustration.

The side panel artwork shows a close-up portrait of He-Man with a determined expression, his blonde hair swept back against a stormy teal sky crackling with lightning. The wraparound illustration on the opposite panel places him in front of Eternia, with a pink-feathered Sorceress.

Here’s a great front and back look at Flying Fists He-Man, and the color palette really comes together nicely with the silver chest armor, gold shoulder guards, and that bold red “H” emblem on the front. The silver boots with gold knee guards give him a distinctly armored look from head to toe, and you can see the two clip slots on the back of the chest piece designed for mounting accessories.

I like how the gold bracers have those riveted studs running along their length, giving them a forged, heavy-metal quality that matches the gold belt and knee guards. The muscle sculpt on the arms and legs is seriously impressive from these side angles, with defined biceps, triceps, and quad separation carved throughout.

Here’s the full accessory spread for Flying Fists He-Man, and it’s a solid loadout. The flying fist weapon has a great mechanical feel with its angled arms, spiked tip, and weighted spheres at each joint, while the shield pairs silver armor plating with red striped accents across its curved surface.

The flying fist weapon has a great mechanical complexity up close, with its folding arms, central pivot, and that sharp spiked tip jutting out from the crossbar. You can also see how the gold bracer and chest armor tie together with the weighted spheres on the weapon, creating a cohesive look across the whole figure.

Here you get a nice comparison of the flying fist weapon and shield working together from two angles, and the sheer scale of both accessories relative to the figure is impressive. The lion head sculpt on the left shoulder armor has a great three-dimensional depth to it, with the mane flowing outward and blending naturally into the gold shoulder guard.

The shield is a substantial piece, with raised rivets dotting the gold surface and a silver cross-shaped bracket layered over the center. I love how the red striped panels at each arm of the bracket break up the metallic tones and give the whole thing a more layered, ornamental look.

From the back, you can see the red clip slot built into the armor, designed to hold the flying fist weapon securely between the shoulder blades. The sculpted gold shoulder pieces have a great layered, almost wing-like texture that wraps around and connects cleanly to the silver chest armor.

The flying fist weapon sits securely in the back clip, and from this angle you get a real appreciation for how chunky and mechanical it is, with those weighted spheres anchoring each arm of the frame. The fur loincloth has a nice textured sculpt with individually carved strands, and the red waist sash underneath adds a pop of color against the brown.

#6 — Jurassic World: Chaos Theory All-Out Attack Tyrannosaurus Rex

This Mattel Jurassic World: Chaos Theory All-Out Attack Tyrannosaurus Rex combines interactive features with movie-accurate sculpting, delivering a dramatic rampage attack that includes neck thrashing, chomping action, and roar sounds that intensify with faster button presses, while the figure’s “evolved for battle” gimmick extends the teeth to nearly double their resting size. The toy integrates with the free Jurassic World Play app for extended digital engagement and arrives in BBTS Mint condition with premium packaging protection, currently on sale at $46.79 with flat-rate shipping qualifying options. Grab Jurassic World: Chaos Theory All-Out Attack Tyrannosaurus Rex at BBTS.

Who does it like Dinosuars??? In the back of my mind I hope Mattel will make the Powers of Grayskull Tyrantisaurus Rex. The Jurassic World: Chaos Theory All-Out Attack Tyrannosaurus Rex has a heavily textured sculpt across the entire body, with deep skin folds, wrinkles, and pebbly detail running from the head down through the tail. The jaw is open wide, showing individually sculpted teeth along both the upper and lower jaw, with a pink interior and a yellow eye with a slit pupil.

#7 — WWE x Masters of the Universe Wave 8 Set of 3 Figures

Wave 8 of the WWE x Masters of the Universe crossover delivers three 5.5-inch articulated figures that blend legendary wrestlers with iconic MOTU character designs, each packed with thematic accessories like Stone Cold’s claw and hook arms, Chyna’s cape and axe, and Rey Mysterio’s wings and jetpack. The set maintains the 16-point articulation standard while presenting characters in classic blister card packaging alongside collector’s booklets featuring character bios and mini comics, making this a substantial offering for fans invested in both franchises. Grab WWE x Masters of the Universe Wave 8 Set of 3 Figures at BBTS.

Masters of the WWE Universe is making its return as revealed at WWE World in the Mattel booth so grab these figures while you can! Rey Mysterio is on the left in gray armor with red straps and his signature red, white, and blue mask, with sculpted wings and a jetpack on his back; Stone Cold is in the center wearing an open black vest with a skull-and-crossbones belt buckle, fitted with a claw arm and a hook arm; and Chyna is on the right in a purple outfit with a cape and horned headband, holding an axe overhead.

#8 — Masters of the Universe: Origins Necro-Conda

The Masters of the Universe: Origins Necro-Conda stands 5.5 inches tall with 16 points of articulation and arrives fully loaded with accessories including two swords, a dagger, wrist blades, armor set, cloak, and interchangeable lower torso that allows for significant customization and display options. This figure honors the vintage aesthetic of the original Masters of the Universe line while incorporating modern design updates, and it’s currently available at a 40% discount making it an exceptional value for collectors who appreciate both the retro charm and contemporary articulation standards. Grab Masters of the Universe: Origins Necro-Conda at BBTS.

I love the sculpt and the tail…just a great looking figure. Necro-Conda has a deep, dark teal body with a serpentine lower half that coils beneath him, the scaled texture running from the tail up through the torso with nicely defined ridges and segments. His cobra-like head has a bright green interior mouth, and he’s gripping a flame-shaped sword effect piece, with the included cloak and armor absent here to show off the full sculpt underneath.

#9 — WWE Ultimate Edition Greatest Hits Razor Ramon Action Figure

This WWE Ultimate Edition Greatest Hits Razor Ramon figure captures the legendary wrestler in 6-inch scale with over 30 points of articulation and a robust accessory package that includes two alternate heads, three alternate hand pairs, a signature necklace, vest, and championship belt, making it a comprehensive representation of the iconic character that rewards both display and posing enthusiasts. The figure benefits from Mattel’s attention to authentic ring gear detail and the BBTS Mint guarantee of factory-fresh condition with premium protection, which combined with the current 25% sale pricing makes this a compelling addition for WWE collectors building their definitive Razor Ramon representation. Grab WWE Ultimate Edition Greatest Hits Razor Ramon Action Figure at BBTS.

I’ve always had a soft spot for “The Bad Guy.” Razor Ramon is wearing his signature green trunks with “RAZOR” printed across the waistband, paired with green boots and mismatched wristbands, one black and one green. The gold chain necklace sits around his neck, and the chest hair deco is nicely detailed across the torso, with that smirking head sculpt nailing the character’s cocky attitude.

#10 — Masters of the Universe: Origins Talon Fighter & Point Dread Exclusive

The Masters of the Universe: Origins Talon Fighter & Point Dread Exclusive represents a significant value proposition for collectors, offering two substantial vehicle/playset pieces from Mattel’s streamlined Origins line at a 50% discount that brings the retail to just $22.50, making it an exceptional opportunity to expand a collection with iconic Eternia transport and fortress elements that capture the classic aesthetic of the original toy line. This exclusive pairing appeals to both veteran He-Man enthusiasts seeking nostalgic recreations and newcomers discovering the franchise through the Origins series’ accessible design and scale, particularly when considering the BBTS Mint condition guarantee and flat-rate shipping options that protect the investment. Grab Masters of the Universe: Origins Talon Fighter & Point Dread Exclusive at BBTS.

It’s fitting that is number 10 topping off the list as this is the literal cake topper to Castle Graoyskull. Such an iconic piece! The Talon Fighter sits perched atop the Point Dread playset base, its eagle-shaped fuselage sculpted with feathered detailing along the body and taloned legs gripping the platform. The stone tower base features a carved archway and rough-hewn rock texture, giving the whole piece a classic Eternian outpost look that fits right in with the Origins line.