New MOTU Origins 4-Pack First Look

We’ve been keeping an eye on this one and now we finally have our first official look at what’s shaping up to be one of the most interesting Masters of the Universe Origins releases in a while. After we first shared word that a faction-themed MOTU Origins 4-pack was on the way for 2026 back in December 2025, collectors have been waiting to see exactly what Mattel had cooking, and the revealed packaging image does not disappoint. The set brings together four all-new characters, each one representing a different corner of Eternia’s sprawling mythology, and the faction-style subtitle callouts beneath each name really help sell the worldbuilding angle that makes this pack feel like more than just another bundle of figures. You’ve got the Avion Warrior, described as a “Flying Heroic Guard,” which immediately calls to mind Stratos and the sky-bound warriors of Avion, then there’s Primal Captain, labeled a “Powerful Beastly Warrior,” leaning into that beastly faction energy we’ve seen hinted at across various corners of MOTU lore. The Aquatican Mer-Warrior, tagged as a “Fearsome Ocean Soldier,” pulls from the underwater side of Eternia that rarely gets enough love in the toy aisle, and rounding things out is Sepult-Ro Disciple, identified as a “Dark Cult Acolyte,” which is about as deep cut and lore-heavy as it gets for an Origins release. What I love about this lineup is how it covers sky, sea, beast, and dark magic all in a single box, giving army-builder fans and lore-obsessed collectors alike a reason to be genuinely excited. Even from a partial packaging shot, the mix of factions represented here suggests Mattel is really leaning into the idea that Eternia is a living, breathing world full of warriors beyond just the main roster, and I can’t wait to see full in-hand images once these start surfacing.

Official Images

The full MOTU Origins 4-Pack is confirmed, and this first official look shows all four figures together: Avion Warrior, Primal Captain, Aquatican Mer-Warrior, and Sepult-Ro Disciple, both in-package and displayed with their accessories below. The box art features a painted battle scene set in a subterranean cavern, and the set leans heavily into army-builder and faction-based worldbuilding with sky, beast, sea, and dark magic archetypes all represented in a single release. Looks like Mattel mixed up the Primal Captain and the Sepult-Ro Disciple, which is the second time we’ve seen them do this in a short time.

Here we get a closer look at the incredible artwork on the packaging! You will notice multiple Primal Captain’s (Beast Men) illustrated in the background, so looks like he will be a cool army builder! You might just have to pick up a few packs of these!

Aquatican Mer-Warrior is our first look at one of the four figures confirmed for the new MOTU Origins 4-Pack, and the aquatic creature design delivers with a full blue body sculpt featuring finned forearms, webbed feet, and a snarling fish-like head with orange eyes and exposed fangs. He comes with a trident and wears a yellow harness with tentacle-like detailing hanging from the belt, leaning hard into that “Fearsome Ocean Soldier” identity.

Aquatican Mer-Warrior looks like he swam right out of the Filmation cartoon with his bright blue skin, sharp fin crest on top of the head, and snarling fish-like face complete with exposed fangs. Yellow armor details run across the chest and waist, breaking up the blue body nicely while matching the oversized yellow trident packed beside him. I really like seeing Mattel lean into some of these more obscure Eternian races because this one absolutely captures that classic animated background character energy in Origins form.

Avion Warrior gives us our second confirmed figure from the MOTU Origins 4-Pack, and he’s rocking a gray bodysuit under a blue open-front tunic with white trim, a red belt, and red boots. Red armor plating covers both forearms and shoulders, a red helmet with a fin-like crest sits above blue goggles, and he comes with an ornate scepter as his accessory.

Avion Warrior brings a deep cut into the MOTU Origins line with a look pulled straight from the classic Filmation style. The figure features bright red hair with a blue visor mask, a blue tunic trimmed in white, and dark gray limbs with red gloves and boots that really pop against the darker body colors. Packed beside him is a gold staff accessory, framing the figure in the tray immediately tie him back to the airborne Avion race. I like how clean and simple the overall design feels because it captures that vintage animated guard aesthetic almost perfectly.

Primal Captain rounds out the MOTU Origins 4-Pack as the “Dark Cult Acolyte, and this “Powerful Beastly Warrior” and this first confirmed look shows an orange-skinned Beast Man-like creature with a snarling open mouth, pale face, and purple eyes, wearing spiked armor on both shoulders connected by a chain harness and a fur loincloth belted at the waist. He comes with a club and a small dagger, and the sculpted fur texture running across the chest and limbs gives the whole figure a raw, beastly quality that fits the cult warrior role.

Mattel appears to have mixed up the names here because the figure packed as “Sepult-Ro Disciple” is actually the Primal Captain. The figure features an orange body with textured fur sculpting across the chest and waist, dark shoulder armor with metallic rivet details, and a skull-like face with a wide open mouth that gives him a savage Filmation-style appearance. A dark strap runs diagonally across the torso and the figure is packed with a long brown staff accessory. I like how wild and almost barbaric this design feels compared to the cleaner heroic guards in the set.

Sepult-Ro Disciple is the third confirmed figure from the MOTU Origins 4-Pack, sports a bone-white body wrapped in a tattered purple cloak and hood over a skull-faced head, with a scaly purple loincloth and dark blue shin guards featuring ornate sculpted detailing. His staff has a metallic mechanical headpiece with a swappable green flame effect piece, and the belt buckle carries a gold and purple crest that adds a nice bit of regality to an otherwise feral design.

Mattel mixed up the names again here because the figure labeled as “Primal Captain” is actually the Sepult-Ro Disciple. The figure has a pale bone-colored body with a skull face hidden beneath a dark purple hood and cape, giving him a much darker mystical look compared to the rest of the set. Purple armor details wrap around the waist, boots, and wrist cuffs, while the included staff features translucent green effects that add a supernatural energy to the accessory. I really like how closely this design mirrors the eerie Filmation-style cult follower aesthetic.