MOTU Origins BAF Wave 3 Details Confirmed and Build-A-Figure Name Revealed

When Mattel showed us the upcoming Masters of the Universe Origins Build-A-Figure releases at SDCC 2026, we started referring to the creature we’d be assembling as the Mask of Power Demon, based on his appearance in the vintage MOTU mini-comic. Mattel hadn’t provided an official name at the time, so that’s what we went with.

Well, Walmart has started loading the product descriptions for the upcoming Build-A-Figure assortment, and we finally have an official name! We’ve also uncovered Mattel’s product numbers for all six figures, giving us a much better idea of which characters will be coming out of the gate first in Wave 3 and which ones will follow in Wave 4. The listings also confirm Zodac’s weapon and provide some welcome accessory details for Trap Jaw.

There’s still one unanswered question surrounding Teela Faker, though. Walmart hasn’t loaded her full product description, so we don’t know whether she’ll include the staff and shield Mattel showed at SDCC. And after what happened with Skeletor and his Power Sword, not to mention He-Man and Battle Armor Man-At-Arms, I’m not taking those accessories for granted just yet!

The Build-A-Figure Finally Has a Name

We’ve been calling him the Mask of Power Demon since SDCC, but Walmart’s descriptions for Zodac and Trap Jaw now identify the seven-inch Build-A-Figure as the Orc Monster., which is the first actual product name we’ve seen attached to the creature. Mattel displayed him at SDCC 2026, giving us our first look at the character before we knew what to call him. Walmart describes the Orc Monster as a seven-inch articulated figure assembled from six parts. The name appears in listings associated with both Waves 3 and 4 and we still don’t know which individual pieces will come with each release.

Walmart Product Numbers Help Identify Waves 3 and 4

While Mattel showed us the figures from Waves 3 and 4 at SDCC 2026, we didn’t have a breakdown of which figures belonged to each wave and the Mattel product numbers now help us piece that together:

Wave 3

• Zodac (JPM11)
• Teela Faker (JPM12)
• Trap Jaw (JPM13)

Wave 4

• Battle Armor He-Man (JPM14)
• Faker (JPM15)
• Stratos (JPM16)

Based on Mattel’s product numbers, this looks to be how the figures are split between Waves 3 and 4, although Mattel hasn’t officially confirmed the lineup for each wave. With that in mind, let’s get into Wave 3 and what we’ve learned from Walmart’s listings.

Zodac

I remember getting Zodac as a kid, so he’s always had a special place in my heart. Seeing him return in this Build-A-Figure assortment brings back some great memories, especially with the familiar red chest armor and helmet. There’s another connection here that I appreciate as I have a vintage Wun-Dar figure in my collection, and he shares the same armor design as Zodac. Of course, the original Wun-Dar didn’t actually come with that armor, but it’s still a fun connection between the two vintage figures.

Walmart lists Zodac under Mattel product number JPM11 and confirms he’ll come with his Cosmic Blaster, which we saw at SDCC. Like the other figures in the Build-A-Figure assortment, his packaging will feature a comic-style story on the back, with all six packages connecting to form a complete comic strip. The side panels will also connect to create a six-panel battle scene featuring Zodac and the other characters. We haven’t seen the final packaging yet, but I’m interested in seeing how these illustrations come together.

Zodac Walmart Official Details

Product details

This Masters of the Universe Origins Zodac action figure is inspired by the vintage MOTU toy line and includes a Build-A-Figure body part for a 7-inch tall articulated Orc Monster. Fans can collect all 6 figures to complete the oversized figure. With his 5.5-inch scale and classic “squatty body” build, Zodac is unmistakably a MOTU Origins figure. His 16 points of articulation provide modern posing options while his removable body parts and cosmic blaster accessory provides swap-and-play or display possibilities. The package design contains nods to the vintage pack but with some exciting developments. The comic-style back panel visually tells the story of The Cosmic Enforcer, while the series of panels can be placed together to form a full comic strip. The side panel has a display-ready detailed illustration of Zodac. When the illustrations of the 6 packs in the series are connected, they form a dramatic multi-panel battle scene. Each figure sold separately, subject to availability. Colors and decorations may vary.

• Toy Nostalgia! This Masters of the Universe Origins Zodac action figure will bring back fond memories of the original toy line. Long-time fans can finally fill in their full Origins line-up!
• Build-A-Figure Bonus! This figure includes a Build-A-Figure body part for a 7-inch tall Origins Orc Monster inspired by the 80s TV series. Fans can collect all 6 figures to complete the articulated, oversized figure
• Origins Design with Swappable Parts! At 5.5-inch scale, with 16 points of articulation, squatty body build and multiple swappable parts, Zodac is unmistakably Origins. Mix and match him with other figures!
• Signature Accessories! The Cosmic Enforcer comes with his signature Cosmic Blaster accessory, ready for heroic poses
• Connecting Comic Panels! A comic-style panel on the back of the package tells the story of Zodac. The 6 packs in the series can be placed together to form a complete comic strip
• Continuous Side Illustration! The detailed illustration of Zodac on the side of the pack combines with the other 5 side panels in the series to form a dramatic 6-panel battle scene you’ll want to display!
• Collectable! This MOTU Origins figure is highly collectable and appropriate for Masters of the Universe fans ages 6 years and older

Teela Faker

Underneath Teela Faker’s armor is a purple tunic that reminds me quite a bit of Evil-Lyn. In fact, looking at the figure, Mattel already has most of the pieces it would need for an Origins Evil-Lyn using this design, which could explain why we’re seeing Evil-Lyn among the figures potentially coming in Wave 6.

Teela Faker is listed at Walmart under Mattel product number JPM12, but unlike Zodac and Trap Jaw, her Figure Details description hasn’t been loaded yet. That leaves us waiting to confirm whether both the staff and shield shown at SDCC will be included. We’ve already seen instances where convention displays and subsequent retailer descriptions don’t completely line up, so I’m hoping both accessories make the final release.

Trap Jaw

I absolutely love what Mattel has done with Trap Jaw’s face sculpt, especially the eyebrows! Overall, this is the most vintage-looking Trap Jaw we’ve gotten. The rest of the figure follows suit, with the straps and layered armor, the skull-and-crossbones emblem on his belt, and mechanical details on his boots. Mattel also had all three of his interchangeable arm attachments on display at SDCC, including the blaster, hook, and claw.

Walmart’s listing under Mattel product number JPM13 identifies all three attachments in its product description as well. That’s welcome confirmation from the retailer that the accessories we saw at SDCC are intended to be part of the release. Walmart’s Figure Details also describes the packaging, which will feature a comic-style back panel telling Trap Jaw’s story. Like Zodac, the packaging is designed to connect with the other five releases to form a complete comic strip. The side panels will feature connecting illustrations that create a six-panel battle scene.

Trap Jaw is also described as including a component for the seven-inch Orc Monster Build-A-Figure, although Walmart hasn’t identified which piece comes with him.

Trap Jaw Walmart Official Details

Product details

This Masters of the Universe Origins Trap Jaw action figure is inspired by the vintage MOTU toy line and includes a Build-A-Figure body part for a 7-inch tall articulated Orc Monster. Fans can collect all 6 figures to complete the oversized figure. With his 5.5-inch scale and classic “squatty body” build, Trap Jaw is unmistakably a MOTU Origins figure. His 16 points of articulation provide modern posing options while his removable body parts and three arm-attaching weapons provide swap-and-play or display possibilities. The package design contains nods to the vintage pack but with some exciting developments. The comic-style back panel visually tells the story of the cyborg warrior, while the series of panels can be placed together to form a full comic strip. The side panel has a display-ready detailed illustration of Trap Jaw. When the illustrations of the 6 packs in the series are connected, they form a dramatic multi-panel battle scene. Each figure sold separately, subject to availability. Colors and decorations may vary.

• Toy Nostalgia! This Masters of the Universe Origins Trap Jaw action figure will bring back fond memories of the original toy line. Long-time fans can finally fill in their full Origins line-up!
• Build-A-Figure Bonus! This figure includes a Build-A-Figure body part for a 7-inch tall Origins Orc Monster inspired by the 80s TV series. Fans can collect all 6 figures to complete the articulated, oversized figure
• Origins Design with Swappable Parts! At 5.5-inch scale, with 16 points of articulation, squatty body build and multiple swappable parts, Trap Jaw is unmistakably Origins. Mix and match him with other figures!
• Signature Accessories! Evil and armed for combat, Trap Jaw comes with three total arm-attaching weapons — hook, blaster and claw, ready for evil poses and action moves
• Connecting Comic Panels! A comic-style panel on the back of the package tells the story of Trap Jaw. The 6 packs in the series can be placed together to form a complete comic strip
• Continuous Side Illustration! The detailed illustration of Trap Jaw on the side of the pack combines with the other 5 side panels in the series to form a dramatic 6-panel battle scene you’ll want to display!
• Collectable! This MOTU Origins figure is highly collectable and appropriate for Masters of the Universe fans ages 6 years and older