Mantenna

Market Value:
Carded $125 – $200
Loose $25 – $50

Mantenna: Evil Horde
Accessories: Crossbow, Mini-Comic
Years Released: 1985, 1986
Scarcity Factor: Can still be found, but getting tougher each year
Notes: Another bad guy for Hordak’s Evil Horde squad. Mantenna’s special feature was that his eyes would pop out when the switch is activated (not sure how this helped in battle). There is a minor variation to Mantenna’s boots with the bat logo being different colors.

Modulok

Market Value:
Boxed $125 – $200
Loose $30 – $55

Modulok: Evil Horde
Accessories: Laser, Torso, Heads, Waists, Arms, Legs, Tail, Connector Joints, , Mini-Comic
Years Released: 1985, 1986
Scarcity Factor: Can still be found, but getting tougher each year
Notes: Modulok was billed as the “Evil Beast of a Thousand Bodies”. It may not have been a thousand bodies, but this was just plain cool! With all the different parts, you could literally change Modulok to several different creatures, which made for lots of fun.

Moss Man

Market Value:
Carded $150 – $250
Loose $30 – $55

Moss Man: Heroic Warriors
Accessories: Mace, Mini-Comic
Years Released: 1985, 1986
Scarcity Factor: Can still be found, but getting tougher each year
Notes: Moss Man was one of the good guys, believe it or not. He was covered in green flocked hair, like the old GI Joe’s had, with an actual pine scent! So he was the MOTU version of Strawberry Shortcake. Moss Man’s special feature was that he could spin at the waist.

Roboto

Market Value:
Carded $150 – $250
Loose $30 – $50

Roboto: Heroic Warriors
Accessories: Axe, Laser, Claw, Mini-Comic
Years Released: 1985, 1986
Scarcity Factor: Can still be found, but getting tougher each year
Notes: Another good guy for He-Man’s team, Roboto had interchangeable weapon attachments to give him some different bad guy whooping options. Roboto’s special feature was that when you twisted his waist, the jaw would move up and down.

Spikor

Market Value:
Carded $150 – $250
Loose $30 – $50

Spikor: Evil Warriors
Accessories: Spiked Club, Mini-Comic
Years Released: 1985, 1986
Scarcity Factor: Can still be found, but getting tougher each year
Notes: Spikor just looks like a bad guy, so he had to join Skeletor’s team by default. Spikor had a special feature that allowed you to twist his waist and watch him throw a Power Punch with his mighty trident arm.

Stinkor

Market Value:
Carded $150 – $250
Loose $30 – $50

Stinkor: Evil Warriors
Accessories: Chest Armor, Shield, Mini-Comic
Years Released: 1985, 1986
Scarcity Factor: Can still be found, but getting tougher each year
Notes: With a name like Stinkor, you just know he must have a crazy scent, and he does. The scent was actually made of Patchouli Oil. Stinkor also had a special feature that allowed you to twist his waist and watch him throw a power punch.

Sy-Klone

Market Value:
Carded $110 – $190
Loose $25 – $50

Sy-Klone: Heroic Warriors
Accessories: Shield, Mini-Comic
Years Released: 1985, 1986
Scarcity Factor: Can still be found, but getting tougher each year
Notes: Sy-Klone was another of He-Man’s soldiers in his army against the Evil Warriors. Sy-Klone had a special feature that allowed him to spin at the waist, swinging his arms around.

Thunder Punch He-Man

Market Value:
Carded $300 – $450
Loose $60 – $100

Thunder Punch He-Man: Heroic Warriors
Accessories: Power Sword, Shield, Mini-Comic
Years Released: 1985, 1986
Scarcity Factor: Can still be found, but getting tougher each year
Notes: The most popular character from MOTU gets his 3rd variant figure. This version allowed you to put a blast cap into He-Man’s backpack, then twist him around to make the blast cap pop. You could do this as many times as you want, depending on how much ammo you had of course.

Two-Bad

Market Value:
Carded $125 – $200
Loose $25 – $50

Two-Bad: Evil Warriors
Accessories: Shield, Mini-Comic
Years Released: 1985, 1986
Scarcity Factor: Can still be found, but getting tougher each year
Notes: With a name like Two-Bad, he was just born to be a bad guy. Two-Bad’s special feature was that when you twisted his waist, spring loaded arms would shoot out into a death hug (which is much worse than it sounds).

Bashasaurus

Market Value:
Boxed $110 – $160
Loose $25 – $40

Bashasaurus: Heroic Warriors
Accessories: Boulder Arm
Years Released: 1985
Scarcity Factor: Can still be found, but getting tougher each year
Notes: The Bashasaurus was a pretty basic vehicle as far as MOTU vehicles go. It had a dinosaur looking appearance with a boulder arm that would extend out and smash whatever you aimed it at when you pushed the button.

Battle Bones

Market Value:
Boxed $100 – $150
Loose $25 – $40

Battle Bones: Heroic Warriors
Accessories: Dinosaur Head, Storage Compartment
Years Released: 1985
Scarcity Factor: Can still be found, but getting tougher each year
Notes: Battle Bones wasn’t actually a vehicle but rather a fancy looking carrying case, shaped like dinosaur bones. The case held 12 MOTU figures by attaching them to the ribs, and allowed for accessory and weapon storage in a small compartment.

Land Shark

Market Value:
Boxed $100 – $150
Loose $35 – $55

Land Shark: Evil Warriors
Accessories: Engine Cover, Seat, Cannons
Years Released: 1985
Scarcity Factor: Can still be found, but getting tougher each year
Notes: The Land Shark was a nifty looking vehicle that featured a shark at the front. When you pushed the vehicle around, the jaws of the shark would chomp open and closed. The faster you pushed the vehicle, the faster the jaws would chomp open and closed.

Spydor

Market Value:
Boxed $175 – $250
Loose $45 – $70

Spydor: Evil Warriors
Accessories: Two Laster Cannons
Years Released: 1985
Scarcity Factor: Can still be found, but getting tougher each year
Notes: Spydor was exactly what it sounded like, a giant scary looking mechanical spider that shot laser cannons at you. When you turned it on, Spydor would actually walk around with a figure sitting atop of it. This thing was just freakin cool looking.

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