Masters of the Universe (MOTU) is a franchise that has been around for decades, and it has seen various adaptations over the years. One of the latest versions is MOTU Origins, which is a toyline and a cartoon series that pays homage to the classic MOTU era of the 1980s. As such, it is full of Easter eggs and references that fans of the original series will appreciate. In this article, we will take a look at some of the most prominent Easter eggs and leaks that have appeared more than once in MOTU Origins.
Royal King Randor / Queen Marlena
Royal King Randor and Queen Marlena are the rulers of Eternia and the parents of Prince Adam, who is also known as He-Man. In MOTU Origins, they have appeared several times, and their presence is a nod to the original series. Randor is known for his bravery and leadership, while Marlena is an astronaut who came to Eternia from Earth. Their appearances in MOTU Origins serve to add depth and history to the world of Eternia.
Extendar
Extendar is a heroic character who has the ability to extend his limbs and transform into various weapons. He first appeared as an action figure in the original MOTU toyline in the 1980s. In MOTU Origins, he has appeared several times, and his design remains faithful to the original figure.
Two Bad
Two Bad is a villainous character who has two heads and two personalities. He first appeared as an action figure in the original MOTU toyline in the 1980s. In MOTU Origins, he has appeared several times, and his design remains faithful to the original figure.
Sy-Klone
Sy-Klone is a heroic character who has the ability to spin at high speeds and create tornadoes. He first appeared as an action figure in the original MOTU toyline in the 1980s. In MOTU Origins, he has appeared several times, and his design remains faithful to the original figure.
Lord Gr’Asp
Lord Gr’Asp is a villainous character who was supposed to be released as part of the “lost wave” of the Masters of the Universe Vintage action figure line.
Terroar
Terroar is a villainous character who has the ability to emit a terrifying roar that can immobilize his enemies. This character was supposed to be part of the “lost wave” of the Masters of the Universe Vintage action figure line.
Modulok
Modulok is a villainous character who has the ability to detach and reattach his body parts at will. He first appeared as an action figure in the original MOTU toyline in the 1980s. In MOTU Origins, he has appeared several times, and his design remains faithful to the original figure.
Bashasaurus
Bashasaurus is a vehicle that was released as an action figure in the original MOTU toyline in the 1980s. It is a robotic dinosaur that can be controlled by a figure. In MOTU Origins, Bashasaurus has appeared several times, and its design remains faithful to the original figure. Its appearances in MOTU Origins are sure to please fans of the classic toyline, especially those who owned the original toy.
Fright Zone
Fright Zone is a location that was released as a playset in the original MOTU toyline in the 1980s. It is a fortress that is controlled by the villainous character, Hordak. In MOTU Origins, Fright Zone has appeared several times, and its design remains faithful to the original playset.
Reptilax
Reptilax is a lizard-like creature that is controlled by the villainous character, Skeletor. He was also released in the Masters of the Universe Classics action figure line.
MOTU Origins is full of Easter eggs and leaks that pay homage to the classic MOTU era of the 1980s. From the appearance of Royal King Randor and Queen Marlena to the design of Bashasaurus and Fright Zone, MOTU Origins has something for everyone who is a fan of the franchise. These Easter eggs and leaks serve to add depth and history to the world of Eternia and make MOTU Origins a huge fan favorite action figure line.
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