Tri-Klops MOTU Chronicles Masters of the Universe Movie Hi Res Art & Package Reveal

The brawny brute with three cybernetic eyes serves as the right-hand man of Skeletor, because Roy Juarez and the talented team of Mattel designers have done it again with their stunning Tri-Klops MOTU Chronicles Masters of the Universe Movie Hi Res Art & Package Reveal! It’s incredibly exciting to see this new packaging concept of “Good vs Evil” articulated so clearly, with the idea of duality literally built into the packaging with Tri-Klops on one side of the sword and He-Man on the other. The Chronicles packaging brings together innovative packaging design and art direction by Roy Juarez, toy design by @lavakaiju, packaging engineering by @lpukhrambam, and copywriting by @melissa.karlin@yesreallyrob only reinforces how collaborative this effort is. And this new MOTU Chronicles Masters of the Universe Movie packaging is a wonderful example of how all these creative people come together to create a spectacular product! This new Masters of the Universe movie is bound to be a smash hit and will have a stunning toy line to go with it! So let’s dive in and take a look at the new Tri-Klops MOTU Chronicles Masters of the Universe Movie hi res art and package reveal!

According to Roy Juarez:

The brawny brute with three cybernetic eyes serves as the right-hand man of Skeletor. Together with Evil-Lyn, Tri-Klops puts his plan into motion to recover the Sword of Power for his evil master.

Closer look at the hi-res images of the new new packaging for the upcoming MOTU Chronicles Tri-Klops ( @kojoatz ).

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Packaging Design

The window box uses a tall, clean cutout that frames the figure head to toe, and I like how the purple interior backing gives the contents more depth without crowding the view. Inside, the molded tray holds the figure squarely in the center while the long weapon is secured vertically along the side, keeping everything easy to see and evenly spaced. On this side of the box, the Evil Warriors packaging is clearly mirrored, and I like how the layout flips the visual balance compared to the hero releases. The illustrated portraits run vertically with Tri Klops facing inward, paired against He Man on the adjacent panel, creating a face off effect when the boxes are lined up on a shelf. The cosmic background and blade motif stay consistent, but the reversed orientation makes it easy to distinguish the Evil Warriors at a glance while keeping the overall Chronicles design language intact.

His bio reads: “The brawny brute with three cybernetic eyes serves as the right hand man of Skeletor. Together with Evil Lyn, Tri Klops puts his plan into motion to recover the Sword of Power for his evil master.” The back of the box features a full-height character render centered against a dark cosmic scene with the figure posed on a rocky surface, which I like as it mirrors the dramatic tone used across the line. Along the left side, smaller inset images show alternate poses framed in simple borders, giving a quick look at articulation without cluttering the layout. The bottom section includes a horizontal cross sell lineup of He Man, Man At Arms, and Tri Klops, while the Masters of the Universe Chronicles branding and Mattel messaging are tucked neatly into the lower corners to keep the focus on the main artwork.

Side panel artwork and color blocking wrap into the front edge, giving the package a cohesive look while still prioritizing visibility of what is inside. You can also see an a portrait of Tri-Klops on the left side along with the window display wrapping the corner so you can see the accessories on display.

A framed portrait of Tri Klops sits mid-panel with his name and subtitle beneath it, while the purple cosmic color palette carries through from the back panel and ties the design together. From this angle, you can also see how the inner tray keeps the figure and weapon aligned straight inside the box, with nothing shifting or overlapping during display.

The new Masters of the Universe Chronicles logo is front and center, combining the classic red and blue Masters wordmark with a darker, more grounded presentation that sits over a sword backdrop. I like how the added Chronicles banner clearly signals a fresh chapter, and it feels intentional as it rolls out across the packaging for the new movie figures. This logo sets the tone for the entire line, tying the box design together visually while separating these releases from the existing Origins and Masterverse looks.

Official Images

I love when a mainstream outlet shines a big spotlight on toys, and today is one of those days where Masters of the Universe fans get to enjoy that crossover moment, because Entertainment Weekly has dropped an exclusive first look at action figures inspired by the upcoming live action Masters of the Universe film, and yes, I absolutely did a double take when I saw these. The figures are based on the on-screen likenesses of Nicholas Galitzine as He-Man, Camila Mendes as Teela, Alison Brie as Evil-Lyn, and Jared Leto as Skeletor and others, giving us our clearest sense yet of how Eternia is shaping up in plastic form. As someone who obsesses over how movie designs translate into action figures, this is the kind of reveal that gets my brain racing, because these aren’t just vague interpretations or placeholder sculpts, they are clearly aiming to reflect the actors, costumes, and overall tone of the film in a way that feels intentional and deliberate. Seeing He-Man represented with Galitzine’s likeness immediately anchors this as a very specific take on the character, while Teela and Evil-Lyn follow suit with designs that feel modern yet rooted in familiar territory for longtime fans. Even Skeletor, who always carries the most visual baggage, looks poised to walk that line between classic menace and cinematic reinvention.

Price Points and Release Date

Alongside all the buzz-worthy reveals and actors showing some of the figures, the Entertainment Weekly article also confirmed the price points for the new Masters of the Universe Chronicles figures, giving collectors a clear sense of what to expect when these hits hit shelves. Most of the figures, including core characters like He-Man, Teela, Evil-Lyn, Man-At-Arms, Tri-Klops, Trap Jaw, and more, are slated to retail at $24.99 each, a solid price for highly articulated, movie-accurate figures designed with collectors in mind. The standout in terms of cost is Battle Cat, which is priced higher at $39.99, reflecting its larger scale. This rollout kicks off starting April 25, 2026 and will continue throughout 2026, giving everyone time to plan their collections around the figures’ staggered

Tri-Klops Official Image

Tri Klops is locked into a firing stance with both hands bracing the long rifle across his chest, the barrel angled slightly upward as if he’s lining up a distant target. The figure features layered green armor with brown sleeves, textured black torso sections, and a wide bronze belt with a segmented armored skirt hanging down the front, while thick black boots ground the pose. I really like how the visor with the single red eye sits over the helmet and can’t wait to see how they design the other two eyes and how the tubing around the neck adds to the heavy tech feel as he steadies the weapon and holds his position.