Not every action figure collector goes by the ethos of “bigger is better.” Some just like it small, while some just want it at 1/12 scale. Because it is not the size that counts; it is how you display them, or in the case of the MOTU200X He-Man and the Masters of the Universe 1/12 Scale Figures, how premium and detailed it is, despite it being about half the size.
Mondo has just dropped the He-Man and the Masters of the Universe 1/12 scale line featuring He-Man and Clawful. The duo kicks off Wave One of Mondo’s premium MOTU200X line. In addition to the regular figure, Mondo is, for a limited time, offering deluxe Timed Editions of He-Man and Clawful, complete with exclusive extras like additional portraits and figure bases. No, wait. Clawful is only available as a Timed Edition.
The MOTU200X He-Man 1/12 Scale Figure stands 19 cm (7.5 in) tall and brings Mondo’s 1/6 scale detail to a new dimension. He-Man features faux fur elements, a dynamic flight stand, swappable hands and heads, plus iconic weapons like the Transformed Sword of Power, battle axe, and shield. Sculpted by May Thamtarana with paint by Mark Bristow, the figure even comes with alternate portraits, including a 200X version.
For collectors who demand more, the Timed Edition of He-Man includes an additional ponytail portrait and a Castle Grayskull base for posing with authority.
Standing a little taller at 21.5 cm (8.5 in), Clawful makes his long-awaited debut in figure form. Never released in the original toy line, this MOTU200X Clawful is all about crustacean menace, complete with swappable portraits, Ocean Buddies accessories (angler fish and hermit crab critters), a spear, and a figure base. Sculpted by Amos Hemsley and Tommy Hodges, this deluxe edition fulfills a decades-long dream for MOTU200X fans.
Pre-orders are live now, with shipping expected in June 2026. Prices are US$95 for the standard He-Man, US$115 for the Timed Edition, and US$125 for the Clawful Timed Edition.
So yes, size doesn’t matter. But premium details on a 1/12 scale He-Man and his lobster-faced buddy? That definitely counts. However, if you are all for the toon-accurate look, then you are not the target market of this line.
Images: Mondo.
