Wave 10 Masters of the WWE Universe Official Images
Demolition is my favorite tag team of all time, so seeing official images of Ax, Smash, and Crush in the Masters of the WWE Universe line just made my day. We’ve been following this wave since the prototypes first showed up at WWE World 2026, and then we got an even closer look when they were on display at SDCC 2026, but there’s something about clean official images that lets you really study what Mattel has done with the sculpts, the paint, and the overall presentation. Huge thanks to @figheel on Instagram for posting these and giving collectors their first look at the finished product shots for Wave 10, which includes all three members of Demolition alongside The Rock as the Final Boss. Growing up, Demolition was the team I always gravitated toward, and I love how Mattel went all in by giving us Ax, Smash, and Crush together in one wave rather than splitting them up across multiple releases. That’s the right call. The Rock as the Final Boss is a fun pairing for this wave too. Now I want to get these in hand and see how all three Demolition members look together on the shelf, because that’s going to be a display worth building around with the Fright Zone Ring hitting Walmart stores!
Ax
The card art leans fully into the Eternia aesthetic, with a purple and green moti by skulls and blue rock bursts. Ax is packed with his spiked shoulder armor, studded wristbands, and a battle axe accessory, all sitting against the illustrated backdrop.

The card art drops Ax into a WWEternia ring against the Ultimate Warrior, with Ax gripping his huge double-bladed axe while Warrior comes at him wielding a long golden staff. I really like how the artwork leans into their larger-than-life physiques, with Ax sporting his red and black face paint and spiked silver armor while Warrior has his recognizable face paint, flowing hair, colorful gear, and tassels. Flames, energy blasts, and the chaotic fantasy setting surrounding the ring give the showdown that wonderfully over-the-top Masters of the Universe flavor.

Ax comes with a solid accessory spread: a Battle Mask with red eyes and a studded texture, a pair of swap hands, and the Pain & Destruction Axe with its double-bladed head and pointed tip. The spiked shoulder armor has a nice chunky sculpt with individually shaped studs, and the silver studded belt and wristbands carry that same heavy metal energy across the whole figure.

The head sculpt has a great open-mouth yelling expression with red face paint that splits cleanly across the brow and cheeks, leaving the jaw and chin in silver. Spiked shoulder armor covers the torso with sharp, individually sculpted studs, and both wrists carry matching studded cuffs with a metallic finish.

Crush
The card art for Crush follows the same Eternia-inspired template, with the purple and green castle backdrop and blue rocky formations framing the blister. His spiked chest armor with its central ring detail and studded wristbands are packed tightly in the bubble alongside what looks like a solid accessories tray behind him.

The card art has Demolition Crush facing off against Rowdy Roddy Piper inside the ring, with Piper raising an axe overhead as he moves in for the attack. Crush looks absolutely massive here, throwing both arms into the air with those huge Crush Claws attached to his hands, while his silver spiked armor and black, white, and red face paint capture that classic Demolition look. I really like the fiery orange sky and blue flame surrounding the action, which pushes the confrontation into that exaggerated WWEternia fantasy world while still feeling like a classic wrestling showdown.

Demolition Crush comes with a generous accessory layout: a Crush Claw with its hinged jaw mechanism, a Battle Mask with a studded texture, a pair of swap hands, and two oversized spiked gauntlets covered in rows of rounded studs. The figure’s chest armor features a spiked surface with a central vertical strap and ring detail at the sternum, paired with a studded belt and matching wristbands.

That head sculpt is really solid. The face paint pattern splits into black and white halves with a red diamond on the forehead and a red tongue detail inside the open mouth, all framed by sculpted black hair swept back from the temples. The Crush Claw gauntlets have a great chunky build, with curved finger-like prongs and rows of rounded studs running down the forearms.

Demolition Smash’s card follows the same Eternia-inspired template, with the castle scene and blue rocky formations framing the blister. His spiked chest armor with its central ring and vertical strap sits prominently in the bubble, alongside a large hammer accessory with a studded head, which looks to be a reuse of Triple H’s weapon from the first go around.

The card art has Demolition Smash charging into battle against Jake “The Snake” Roberts, who has transformed into a snake-covered form that pays homage to King Hiss. I love how Jake’s body is wrapped in multiple green serpents, with one rising over his shoulder ready to strike as Smash comes swinging in with his massive hammer raised overhead. Smash keeps his classic Demolition look with the red and black face paint and silver spiked armor, while Jake’s King Hiss-inspired transformation really pushes the Masters of the WWE Universe crossover concept in a fun direction.

Smash’s full accessory spread includes the Smash Hammer, which features skull and crossbones relief sculpted into the head, a Battle Mask with a studded texture and small eye openings, and a pair of swap hands. His black boots have rows of silver studs running down the front and wide cuffs at the knee, matching the studded metallic belt and spiked wristbands.

The Smash Hammer has skull and crossbones relief sculpted into the flat faces of the head, with a long handle featuring riveted detail along the shaft. His spiked wristbands have that same metallic sheen as the chest armor, and the red and white face paint pattern with its bold angular lines down the forehead and around the mouth.

The Rock Final Boss card follows the same Eternia-inspired packaging template, with the purple and green castle backdrop, blue rocky formations, and skull-topped pillars framing the blister. Through the bubble, the figure’s chest armor with its central bull emblem and fur-trimmed collar sits prominently alongside a shield accessory and what looks like a scorpion-shaped weapon tucked near his feet.

The card art shows The Rock as the Final Boss making his way toward the Fright Zone-inspired wrestling ring perched high above him. I really like how the artwork turns the Fright Zone into an actual WWE arena, complete with ring ropes and eerie blue flames, while The Rock marches toward it carrying his massive red Glaive of the Great One. His red, black, and silver armor, flowing cape, and oversized weapon give him a powerful MOTU-inspired look as he heads toward what feels like the final showdown in WWEternia.

The Rock Final Boss comes with two pairs of swap hands, a black cape with a red fur-textured collar, and the Glaive of the Great One, which has a curved blade at the top and a horned bull skull crossguard. His silver chest armor features a red bull emblem at the center, and the red fur loincloth and studded red wristbands carry that color through the rest of the figure.

The tattoo work across both arms has a dense, layered look with script and illustrative elements running from the shoulders down past the elbows. His studded black belt has a thick, rounded rivet pattern, and the red fur loincloth beneath it has a sculpted shaggy texture with individually carved strands.

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