MOTU Movie CORE Figures Beast Man

I'm really enjoying the quality of these lower priced Core figures based on the newly released Masters of the Universe film. These guys are chunky with above average sculpts and 13 points of articulation. Join me on this 2 Minute Toy Break as we take a look at Beast 👺 Man.


Remember Chap Mei and their line of fantasy figures? That's what Beast Man and really most of the CORE line remind me of. Only with more articulation and in a larger scale. 
Beast Man's whip accessory is made out of rubber and flows naturally in pics. 
This close-up gives you an idea of how nice the sculpting looks. Mattel did a great job here! 
More CORE on the way as well as a couple of recently picked up Chronicles figures. Stay tuned! 

Comments

  1. FujiJune 23, 2026 at 12:06 PM

    Wow. That head sculpt is awesome!

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  2. The Toy BoxJune 25, 2026 at 8:11 AM

    I really appreciate the movies attempt to accurately capture the visual essence of the source material.

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  3. Big ToneJune 26, 2026 at 2:04 PM

    They didn't stray far from any of the characters cartoon looks. I do wish Spikor was blue.

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