Battle For Eternia 4-Pack Coming to MOTU Origins

The early information we’ve been getting in recent week, the new has been flowing! To round things up, we got information regarding Waves 25 and 26 of the Cartoon Collection, Mastersverse Waves 17 and Wave 18, more PoP figures coming to Cartoon Collection line like Scorpia, Adora, and Glimmer, plus recent news of the Fright Zone playset and Sy-Klone and Spikor coming to the MOTU Origins Sketch Book Series! To add to the news, we just got word that an exciting 4-Pack is coming to the Masters of the Universe Origins line! We have little information to go off at this point but we do know that this 4-Pack will feature an army builder MOTU Origins figure from each faction in Eternia. For example, we’ll be getting, to be named, a Heroic Warrior, an Evil Warrior, a member of the Horde, and a member of the Snake Men. The tentative release date for this 4-Pack is September/October 2025.

Snake Men

The Snake Men were once a powerful and ruthless army led by King Hiss, who sought to conquer Eternia and established Snake Mountain as their stronghold. However, the Elders of Eternia defeated them by using powerful magic to banish Hiss and his forces to a limbo-like dimension, causing their empire to collapse. A few Snake Men remained on Eternia, and after Skeletor freed King Hiss, the two villains formed an uneasy alliance against their common enemy, He-Man. Together, they used dark magic to attempt to resurrect the Snake Men army, but only a few soldiers were brought back. Their efforts to control powerful towers of magic on Eternia were interrupted by He-Man, preventing the full return of the Snake Men.

In various adaptations across different series, the Snake Men were portrayed with differing backstories and roles. In the 2002 series, they were a significant threat, pre-dating the Elders of Eternia and waging war against both He-Man and Skeletor. In the Netflix series, the Snake Men, known as the Serpos, were depicted as undead creatures created by King Hiss, capable of regeneration and linked to dark energies. Skeletor manipulates Krass to revive the Serpos and continue their master’s work. The Snake Men also appeared in the She-Ra: Princess of Power series, though their role was diminished and disconnected from their origins.

Here is a current list of Snake Men (source: Wiki Grayskull)

• King Hiss: Leader of the Snake Men, can shed his humanlike “skin” to become a mass of snakes from the waist up.
• Rattlor: Possesses an extending neck, and rattling tail.
• Tung Lashor: Possesses a super long extending tongue.
• Kobra Khan: His character pre-dates the introduction of the Snake Men, formerly working solely for Skeletor, where he sprays a “hypnotic” mist.
• Sssqueeze: Possesses super-long bendable arms.
• Snake Face: Snakes extend from his face and shoulders to “petrify” opponents.
• Fang-Or: The Snake Men’s mechanical expert who can launch his fangs. He debuted in the Masters of the Universe Classics toyline.
• Blast-Attak: Blast-Attak is an android built as a walking time bomb.
• Lady Slither: The leader of the Snake Men with the ability to transform the lower half of her body into a snake tail.
• Fang Man: A Dragosaur minion of Skeletor who might be a Snake Man.
• Megator: A giant with allegences with both the Evil Horde and the Snake Men.
• Tyrantisaurus Rex: Dinosaur mount of King Hiss.
• Serpos: God of the Snake Men and the true form of Snake Mountain.
• Snake Goddess: An Eternian deity and watches over the Snake Men
• Terroar: A formless exile from Melodian who assimilated the characteristics of the Evil Warriors, the Evil Horde, and the Snake Man upon arriving on Eternia. Terroar was taken in by the Snake Men when King Hiss was impressed with his sonic shriek that brought all three of his pursuers to their knees. He debuted in the Masters of the Universe Classics toyline.
• Lord Gr’Asp: The Snake Men’s master strategist with a crab-like claw for a hand. He debuted in the Masters of the Universe Classics toyline.
• Snake Man Soldiers: The foot soldiers of the Snake Men.
• Snake Troopers: The result of a fusion between Snake Man Soldiers and the technology of the Horde Troopers.
• Rattle-Hood: In the Diabolical Snake Invasion four pack
• Gorgon: In the Diabolical Snake Invasion four pack
• Naga: In the Diabolical Snake Invasion four pack
• Snake Men Infiltrator: Appears in The Fading Fortress
• Coil The Queen Basilisk: A Queen Basilisk who lays eggs that hatch into fully formed Snake Men/Snake Troopers.
• Vypor: Sinister embodiment of Viper Tower, introduced in MOTU Origins.
• Quick Flick:
• Reptilax:
• Golden Rod:
• Strettch Nek:
• Nepthu/High Priest Pythonus:
• Necro-Conda: Reanimated Snake Men Soldier, introduced in MOTU Origins.

Heroic Warriors

The Heroic Warriors are a group of defenders on Eternia, led by He-Man, tasked with protecting the kingdom and Castle Grayskull from evil forces. Unlike the formal militia of Eternia, the Heroic Warriors are a more loosely organized group, each with unique talents or superhuman abilities. In various continuities, including the early minicomics, the 2002 franchise, and the 2021 Netflix animated series, they are referred to as the “Masters of the Universe,” highlighting their role as powerful heroes in the fight against evil.

Here is the list of Heroic Warriors (source: Wiki Grayskull)

• King Randor
• Queen Marlena
• Prince Adam / He-Man
• Princess Adora / She-Ra
• Dare / He-Ro, Son of He-Man
• Cringer / Battle Cat
• Sorceress of Castle Grayskull / Zoar
• Orko
• Man-At-Arms
• Teela
• Stratos
• Man-E-Faces
• Ram Man
• Fisto
• Mekaneck
• Buzz-Off
• Sy-Klone
• Clamp Champ
• Dekker
• Extendar
• Fearless Photog
• Goddess
• Gwildor
• Lizard Man
• MossMan
• Rio Blast
• Roboto
• Rokkon
• Rotar
• Sky High
• Snout Spout
• Stonedar
• Strobo
• Vikor
• Zodac

Evil Warriors

The Evil Warriors are typically not a formal team, but rather a group of resources that Skeletor can call upon to assist with specific missions. While they all share a healthy fear of Skeletor and a desire for the power they believe they can gain by serving him, many of them also have their own personal agendas. At times, this leads them to act in defiance of Skeletor, pursuing their own goals in a way that can be treacherous.

Here is a list of Evil Warriors (source: Wiki Grayskull)

• Keldor/Skeletor – A powerful sorcerer and the leader of the Evil Warriors.
• Beast Man – A Beastman and Skeletor’s right-hand man who can control many wild animals.
• Evil-Lyn – A witch who is Skeletor’s second-in-command.
• Trap Jaw – A cyborg with a metal jaw and a robotic arm that can turn into different weapons.
• Mer-Man – An Aquatican who is Skeletor’s underwater minion.
• Tri-Klops – A blind warrior, scientist, and former bounty hunter that wears a rotating three-eyed visor that helps him see.
• Whiplash – A Caligar with a strong tail.
• Clawful – A Karikoni with strong claws.
• Faker – A discolored robot duplicate of He-Man.
• Jitsu – A bandit with an enlarged golden right hand that can perform strong karate chops.
• Kobra Khan – A cobra-type reptilian whose species depends on the media appearances he’s in. Some media appearances depict him with the Snake Men. Others have him working as an ambassador to the Snake Men.
• Webstor – An Arachna.
• Spikor – A blacksmith who was fused to a spike-covered armor with a trident in place of a left hand.
• Stinkor – A Pelleezean that can release noxious odors from his body.
• Two Bad – A two-headed warrior and an expert strategist.
• Blade – A sword-wielding mercenary.
• Blast-Attak – A robot that can explode and reassemble himself.
• Ninjor – A demonic ninja from the Dimension of Noir
• Scare Glow – A skeletal ghost.
• Saurod – A reptilian that shoots lasers from his mouth.
• Twistoid – A counterpart of Rotar.
• Karg – An interrogator with a hook in place of his right arm.
• Fang Man – An evolved Dragosaur.
• Strongarm – A cybernetically enhanced warrior with a long right arm.
• Icer – Skeletor’s arctic agent with cryokinesis.
• Gygor – A yellow-furred gorilla with green skin.
• Draego-Man – A dragonoid.
• Goat Man – A G’hoat Man that works for Beast Man.
• Pigboy

The Horde

the Evil Horde, led by Hordak, was initially portrayed as a mystical and powerful force, with Hordak being a sorcerer comparable to Skeletor. The Horde’s base of operations, the Fright Zone and their technology only began to emerge in later toy lines and minicomics. As the story progressed, the Horde became more technological, with the introduction of Horde Troopers and cybernetic characters such as Dragstor.

Here is a list of the members of the Evil Horde (source: Wiki Grayskull)

• Horde Prime (founder in Filmation)
• Hordak
• Mantenna
• Leech
• Grizzlor
• Callix
• Keldor/Skeletor (Betrayed Hordak and The Evil Horde)
• Force Captain Adora (Later became She-Ra and turned against the Horde)
• Modulok
• Catra (main villain of the She-Ra toyline, was added to the Evil Horde when they appeared in the Filmation She-Ra series)
• Shadow Weaver
• Scorpia
• Dragstor
• Multi-Bot
• Rattlor (part of the Snake Men in most media, is a member of the Evil Horde in the Filmation series, and the minicomics refer to him him as such before returning to the Snake Men)
• Dylamug (unreleased concept figure, appeared in the Filmation cartoon)
• Tung Lashor (same case as Rattlor)
• Imp
• Admiral Scurvy
• Colonel Blast
• Mosquitor
• Entrapta (Catra’s minion in the She-Ra toyline and minicomics, she also became a Hordeswoman in the Filmation cartoons)
• Vultak
• Octavia
• False Face
• Prince Zed
• Horde Wraith
• Sssqueeze (part of the Snake Men in most media, appears as a Hordesman in issue #8 of the Marvel Comics series)
• Snake Face (same case as Sssqueeze)
• Evil Robot (unproduced)