Spikor MOTU Origins Sketch Book Series In Hand Images
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Thanks to BumoTV on Instagram, we now have in hand images of the untouchable master of evil of combat, Spikor from the MOTU Origins Sketch Book Series! This is yet another figure in the continuing line of Sketchbook Series MOTU Origins figures. Collectors may recall that whispers of Spikor joining the line surfaced back in February 2025, and it’s great to finally see him realized in plastic. You can preorder Spikor now on Target’s website now. So let’s check out the Spikor MOTU Origins Sketch Book Series In Hand Images!
You can watch BumoTv’s video below, you may need to translate it but you can see the cool figure!
Here we can see Sketchbook Series Spikor’s packaging with all the cool black and white sketches and additional illustrations on the box. A big beautiful window display showcases Spikor within! The rear of the package reveals an illustration of what looks like an early version of He-Man battling with Spikor and what looks like an early version of Beast Man in his red bear like look in the background. You can also see what looks like an early version of Castle Grayskull in the background.
The figure features a radically different look from his vintage counterpart, with a beast-like orange body, exaggerated spiked armor, and a long, curved tail that wraps around his leg. His head sculpt includes a prominent snout, tusks, and a single earring, giving him a more feral, reptilian appearance. Spikor comes equipped with a large, spiked mace and a trident attachment that plugs into his left gauntlet. The sharp detailing and vibrant color palette reflect the raw energy of the early concept art, offering collectors a bold reinterpretation of the classic Evil Warrior.
Taking a closer look at Spikor, you can see the incredible paint apps on his spikes as they have a gradient look to them. Plus you can see his trident hand!
Hi Res Art Reveal
Roy Juarez revealed the Spikor MOTU Origins Sketch Book Series Packaging with artwork by @fetch.franciscoetchart and it has a few hidden easter eggs!
According to Roy Juarez:
An in-depth look at the packaging and artwork for the upcoming Masters of the Universe Sketchbook Series Spikor, the untouchable master of evil combat!
The usual suspects for Origins:
Graphic Design & Art Direction @manuel_eduardo_caritas
Artwork @fetch.franciscoetchart
Toy Design @katanarama333
Packaging Engineer @lpukhrambam
Copywriter @yesreallyrob
Official image of the packaging is below.
Here you can see the illustration of Sketch Book Series Spikor, and then the black and white sketches that can be found on the box. We can see another tease for the Slime pit below! There is another character in the lower left corner as well, that might be an early version of Man E Faces, but we are trying to figure that one out.
Additional close ups of the black and white sketches from the outside of the box. Again notice the Slimp pit!
Spikor comes in the same window display packaging like Sy-Klone did. It’s full of black and white sketches as seen above and cool illustrations of Spikor.
The sides of the package reveal a sketch of the Spikor we all know and love on the right side. But on the left side is his Sketchbook series brown look!
Another look at the rear of the package with a closer look at the hi res illustration.
A hi res close up view of the rear illustration.
Additional views of the rear of the packaging.
Official Images & Preorder
The next figure in the Masters of the Universe Origins Sketch Book Series has officially landed, as Spikor is now up for preorder on Target’s website. Part of Target’s exclusive MOTU Origins subline, this release brings the spiny warrior to life with a stylized design inspired by early concept sketches. You can preorder Spikor now on Target’s website (check stock status after the jump).
The Masters of the Universe Origins Sketch Book Series Spikor is based on his original concept design.
Official Description
This MOTU Sketchbook Series Spikor figure is inspired by concept art from the 1980s which has never previously been used for Origins action figures. This Masters of the Universe toy of the Untouchable Master of Evil Combat is designed at 5.5-inch scale with the modern posability of 16 movable joints.
- Sketchbook Series. Masters of the Universe Origins Sketchbook Series Spikor designed at 5.5-inch scale with 16 articulated joints for battle-ready poses
- Detailed design. The villain features spectacular spikes on his torso, head and removable tail and non-traditional colors
- Accessories. Spikor comes with an alternate Trident-style weapon/hand and a metallic Mace accessory
- Deluxe packaging, The black-and-white sketch combined with color graphics is inspired by the original concept art and is ready for display!
Behind the Scenes Art
Roy Juarez shared a behind the scenes look at the Sy-Klone MOTU Origins Sketch Book Series art which reveals teases Spikor, Two Bad & the Horde Brain! Thanks to Toy Habits crew member Grrrraffe for deciphering the Horde Brain image for us! If you want to get yours hand on the new Sy-Klone Sketchbook Series figure, he has gone up for preorder on Target. So let’s take a look at these behind the scenes images of the amazing art for the Sy-Klone MOTU Origins Sketch Book Series figure and all the cool figures it teases!
Sketches below show Sy-Klone beating the heck out of Spikor and you will notice the Horde Brain behind him!
Here we can see the initial sketches for Monstroid grasping onto Two Bad! And then you can see the further development of the illustration.
Spikor
The character that would eventually be known as Spikor originated from a simple concept by Roger Sweet: an action figure that combined features of a humanoid and a porcupine, making it one of the more unusual creatures on Earth. In this early sketch, Spikor’s porcupine traits are more apparent. Not only does he have a more natural animal color scheme, but he also features a distinct snout and tail. While the trident arm seems to have been part of the design from the start, the mace appears less threatening than in the final version. Sweet had initially intended for the character to be named Spike, but marketing opted for a name that was more fitting for the world of Eternia.
