Masters of the Universe (abbreviated to MOTU) is the name of media franchise by Mattel. The franchise comprises TV series, films, comics and action figures. It features the characters He-Man and Skeletor among others. Since its initial launch in 1981 there have been four animated television series, several comic series, a film and numerous action figures. Designer Roger Sweet claims to be the chief creator of He-Man and MOTU, although this is not officially acknowledged by Mattel. The earliest storybooks and much of the original backstory were written by Donald F. Glut. It is the third best-selling toyline behind GI Joe and Star Wars.
Segments Alluded To[]
- Supervillians in Traffic
- Eternia News Network
- Mo-Larr
- Where Are They Now?
- The Death of He-Man
- Faker Crashes the Party
- Yellow Face With a Red Mask
- Frat on Snake Mountain
- Mo-Larr: Eternian Dentist
- King Randor Visits
- King Randor Revisited
- Nicky Passion
- Sidekick Elevator
- Eternia Fitplex
- Eternia Gym Shower
- He-Rold
- Baby Want More
- Appeasing the God
- He-Man Nights
- Snake Mountain
- The Skeletorminator
- Girl Code
- The Man of Man-E-Faces
- He-Man Violates Consent on Cringer
- Grizzlor and the Secret of the Pubes
- How Skeletor Got His Name
- When Skeletor Met Grayskull
- Baron Dark's Magical Hair
Minor Allusions[]
External links[]
- Maitresdelunivers.org The French website about He-Man and Motu
- Musclor.org French fan site of He-man and the MOTU
- He-Man.org the most comprehensive MOTU fan site on the web
- Prince of Eternia French fan blog of Motu 200X
- MastersCast.com the first He-Man and She-Ra podcast
- Encyclopedia-Obscura.com article on the first volume of the initial minicomics series
- reviews of the 2002 toy and 2005 statue series
- The Pre-Classic Minicomics scans of the seven most important, pre-toon minicomics available to read online or download
- Lair of the Sorceress