Mondo MOTUFest 2026 Booth Images

MOTUFest 2026 is underway, and this gallery gives us a collector’s walkthrough of the Masters of the Universe figures currently on display at the Mondo booth. Massive thanks to @thebadassreviews for posting the booth images and giving those of us who can’t attend an up-close look at Mondo’s MOTU lineup. We’ve been following the company’s recent 200X releases, including Disco Skeletor and the Ice Armor He-Man and Fire Armor Skeletor figure set, but convention booth photos offer a different perspective than official product shots. You get to see how the figures are arranged together, what Mondo chose to bring to the show, and the overall presentation attendees are seeing in person. MOTUFest runs today, September 12, and tomorrow, September 13, 2026. Anyone close enough to attend can find dates, ticket information, exclusives, and other event details in our MOTUFest 2026 guide.

Booth Images

The oversized MONDO lettering is filled with illustrated Masters of the Universe characters is hard to miss and can give you the scale of the booth!

This display brings together a wide range of MOTU figures, including Man-At-Arms, He-Man, Teela, Mer-Man, Skeletor, Buzz-Off, Beast Man, and several others. I really like seeing the different character designs gathered together like this, especially with the larger illustrated box art mixed in alongside the figures to show how closely the designs connect with the artwork.

Here is Disco Skeletor in all his glory! The gold armor is loaded with ornate sculpted details, spikes, orange accents, and a large purple centerpiece across the chest, while the deep purple torso and black limbs break up all that gold. I especially like the orange skull face under the black hood, which gives this version of Skeletor a completely different look.

The close detailing adds a lot to Skeletor’s royal look, especially the sunburst chest medallion with its purple center and the small orange skull emblems worked into his belt and wrist guard. Twin gold sword hilts behind his shoulder extend that lavish treatment beyond the armor. The black hood frames Skeletor’s orange skull tightly, emphasizing the deep eye sockets, skeletal nose, and squared teeth for a wonderfully severe portrait.

He-Man gets an icy transformation with translucent blue crystal formations spreading across his armor and fur-trimmed cape. Skeletor goes in the complete opposite direction, surrounded by fiery orange effects that erupt from his skull, armor, hands, and Havoc staff.

Clawful goes big with his massive red shell, oversized claw, curved horns, and tooth-filled creature portrait, while the green and red axe adds even more color to the design. Skeletor mixes a bright green skull with a black hood and cape, bone-covered armor, and swirling orange flames rising from his staff.

His gold armor and blue accents keep the look rooted in that classic Mer-Man design, while adding more detail and texture to the familiar character.

Teela looks fantastic in ornate white-and-gold armor with turquoise accents running through the layered chest and skirt pieces. Her broad sword, round shield, fur-trimmed boots, and flowing auburn hair give this version a great mix of polished armor and classic fantasy styling. Orko keeps his classic look with the oversized red hat, matching robes, blue hands, and glowing eyes peeking out from the darkness beneath his hat. I really like how recognizable he is here, with the figure adding more sculpted detail and texture without losing the simplicity of Orko’s original design.

Teela’s auburn high ponytail has a lot of movement sculpted into the sweeping locks, while the loose strands around her face keep the hairstyle from feeling too rigid. The focused portrait is nicely framed by a slim gold headpiece and matching earrings, with small red gems repeated on her armband and sword hilt.

He-Man has a classic 200X-inspired look with a silver harness, red chest emblem, and pinkish-red accents along the shoulder straps. The shaggy brown loincloth and fur-trimmed boots bring in that familiar barbarian styling

Man-At-Arms is covered in heavy orange armor with a huge shoulder guard, blue helmet, and plenty of mechanical detailing throughout the design. I really like the forearm cannon with its blue energy effect, and the oversized mace gives Duncan another hefty weapon.

Available at MOTUFest! Anti-Eternia He-Man’s matte-black finish makes the glossy red armor, scarlet hair, and flame-like chest emblem hit especially hard. The spiked shoulder guard and red-bladed sword sharpen the demonic makeover. Silver edging and small square studs sharpen Anti-Eternia He-Man’s harness, while the engraved red bracers and matching emblem on his belt give the armor more decoration.

King Hiss combines segmented dark green armor with an engraved silver chest plate, cobra-crested helmet, and a staff wrapped in a coiling gold serpent. The separate orange multi-headed snake form is especially interesting, with three snarling heads, forked tongues, and densely scaled coils capturing his monstrous transformation.

The Godess is also on display and cobra hood frames a green portrait with red eyes and fangs, while the bronze armor and turquoise accents carry through to her curved staff. Beside her, Kobra Khan leans into rough fabric layers, scale textures, and a wide open jaw look fantastic!

King Hiss’s fanged portrait reveals rows of sharp teeth beneath the helmet, giving his human form a strong hint of the creature underneath. I like how the deep red scaled skirt and ornate serpent belt break up all that metallic green armor.

Buzz-Off’s four broad red wings dominate his insect design, with large blue compound eyes, a gold face, and purple fuzz-like texture across the shoulders adding plenty of creature detail. Man-E-Faces contrasts that organic look with bulky blue-and-purple armor, exposed hoses, a green monster face inside the helmet, and a chunky red blaster.

Bright magenta armor wraps the waist and forearms, while the gold-to-orange limbs carry raised insect textures that make the creature sculpt feel consistent from head to toe. The blue-tipped claws and curled antennae add smaller color accents that work especially well against Buzz-Off’s warmer palette.

Man-E-Faces’ recessed monster portrait is especially effective up close, with narrow red eyes, a wrinkled snout, and large lower tusks framed by the helmet’s dark opening.