MOTU Masterverse Motherboard 2023 SDCC Exclusive

Mattel Creations has been doing their 12 days of Fandom, and this morning on Day 8, they finally dropped a MOTU Masterverse Motherboard 2023 SDCC Exclusive action figure! This a long awaited SDDCC exclusive Masterverse Motherboard figure from the Netflix Revelation animated series stands 12″ tall, this amazing new action figure has a 24″ wingspan and brings us the evil mechanical terror, the Motherboard!

According to Mattel Creations (@mattelcreations) • Instagram:

OWERING TERROR​

Standing more than 12 inches tall, with a spectacular 24-inch open wingspan, we’ve brought the mechanical winged woman bearing the sigil of The Evil Horde to life.

Eternia’s heroes are in for the fight of their lives.​

Our MOTU Masterverse Motherboard Action Figure​ will be available IRL at SDCC starting Wednesday, July 19 or at MattelCreations.com on Friday, July 21 at 9 AM PT. #MattelCreations#MOTU#SDCC#MattelCreationsSDCC

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Mattel Creations Preorder

Motherboard goes up for preorder on July 21, 233 at 9am PT / 12pm ET!

Mattel also released a very cool stop motion animation recreating the scene from the end of the last Masters of the Universe Revelation series!

Jay from Geek Dad Life unveiled the Motherboard Masterverse figure on their YouTube channel! The figure towers over the Masterverse figures and scales really well!

Motherboard has the Masters of the Universe Revolution branding and the box has a very nice backdrop to it

The colors are beautiful and the sculpt and design of the figure are spot on to her appearance in the Revelation series

The cape is one piece and features the connectors for her to inject any unsuspecting foe!

She comes with an extra set of hands and overall the figure looks amazing!

Masterverse Motherboard 2023 SDCC Exclusive

Based on the character from the Netflix animated Revelation Cartoon series, the Motherboard was a mysterious character that was revealed at the end of the season. This figure stands an impressive 12 inches tall and has a 24″ wing span! It will be an impressive piece on your display shelf that’s for sure! Filled with techno conduit lines, this figure really has that computer motherboard chip look to her! The blue color scheme works really well and this is a wonderful translation of what the character looks like from the animated series. The packaging is just as impressive in a brightly decorated box that sports additional Motherboard themed artwork.

Inspired by Masters of the Universe: Revelation, Motherboard is the new threat to Eternia. This Masterverse figure brings the mechanical winged woman bearing the sigil of The Evil Horde to life at 12 inches tall. This “true form” of Motherboard makes a dramatic statement with multi-feathered wings that expand to 24 inches wide. It’s a great gift and a must-have for fans and collectors.

• Masters of the Universe® Masterverse ™ Motherboard™ Action Figure 
• Largest-ever Masterverse figure, towering over other characters in the line 
• Highly detailed sculpting and deco; soft goods cape with printed graphics 
• Wings, cape, collar, and cables are connected to a removable back peg 
• Features 30 points of articulation and includes set of swappable hands 
• Packaging inspired by the scene in which Screeech transforms into Motherboard 
• Package: 8.2” W x 8.2” D x 13.58” H 

Motherboard History

The Motherboard figure is based on the mysterious character from the Netflix animated Revelations cartoon series.

According to Motherboard | Wiki Grayskull | Fandom

Once magic had all but left Eternia and both Skeletor and He-Man were thought to be dead, Tri-Klops took advantage of the situation by condemning magic all together and became a leader in the cult of Motherboard. Ironically, Tri-Klops used one of the few remaining magic items left on the planet to perform the ritual miracles of Motherboard. During this ceremony, Tri-Klops would catch electronic looking water that sprang from a large altar inside Snake Mountain in a magic goblet and force his followers to drink it. By doing so, they would instantly transform into cyborgs, with various limbs being replaced by mechanical weapons.

Trap Jaw and Whiplash both joined Motherboard and received mechanical enhancements (in the case of Trap Jaw, further enhancements). They were also joined by the robotic Blast-Attak.

When the two mercenaries Teela and Andra were hired by an old lady who called herself Majestra to steal the magic goblet, they entered Snake Mountain and infiltrated the Motherboard ceremony dressed in pilgrim robes. After watching a pilgrim receive the mechanical blessing, Teela revealed herself, to distract the cultists from Andra as she moved towards the goblet.

The skirmish ended with Blast Attak unable to stop himself from exploding, allowing the two warrior women to leave the throne room. The explosion knocked out Whiplash, but Tri-Klops ordered the Doomseekers and even more cultists to go after the women.

Despite the loss of the goblet, Tri-Klops continued his quest to destroy as many of the remaining magical items on the planet as possible. Driving a Roton, he travelled to the remnant of a magic fountain where many peasants stood in line to catch a few drops of the remaining magic water. Accompanied by many of his cult followers as well as Trap Jaw driving a vehicle equiped with a large crystal powered cannon, Tri-Klops ordered the destruction of the fountain.

Duncan, the former Man-At-Arms, was one of the peasants at the fountain, and began to fight the Motherboard cult. He was soon joined by three more arrivals, Teela, Andra and Evil-Lyn, who used her magic staff to blast Tri-Klops off his vehicle. One of the cultists used electronic cables to grab the heroic warrios, and when Tri-Klops walked up to Evil-Lyn and told her it was time for her to merge with Motherboard, the feral Beast Man arrived out of nowhere, freed the women, and grabbed Tri-Klops by the neck. Although Tri-Klops claimed he had no quarrel with Beast Man, the Savage Henchman had sworn to protect Evil-Lyn and told Tri-Klops to leave or be killed. Tri-Klops chose the first option and retreated.^[2]

The next target of the members of Motherboard was Castle Grayskull, which, bereft of magic had regained it’s original form of the Hall of Wisdom. This time Tri-Klops ordered a fleet of Rotons to attack again and again, but Teela had forseen that Grayskull would be attacked and had asked Man-At-Arms to defend it. Duncan managed to stave off varous attacks until Teela and her companions returned from their trips to Subternia and Preternia, carrying the two halves of the lost Sword of Power as well as bringing back a resurrected Prince Adam. When Adam held aloft the sword and called upon the power of Grayskull, the Hall of Wisdom took on the visage of Castle Grayskull once more, and Tri-Klops immediately ordered his cultists to retreat.

Later upon Skeletor’s revival and subsequent defeat, he returns to snake mountain enraged and claiming that that he lost the power of Grayskull because none of the cult members, who were once his minions, came to his aid. Tri-Klops asserts that it was Motherboard who made them remain causing Skeletor to try and destroy what he thinks is a mere idol, only for his magical blast to be negated by Motherboard who proceeds to transforms before him.

Shocked by Motherboard’s appearance, seemingly recognizing her, the cultists disarm and hold him in place as she fully forms into a towering winged woman who, to his horror, begins to inject him with the same cybernetics substance used to transform her followers into cyborgs, the symbol of the Horde projecting from her as Skeletor screams.

Motherboard | Wiki Grayskull | Fandom

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