Mondo announced a new 1/12‑scale Masters of the Universe figure based on the early‑2000s animated series.. The Teela statue, priced at $125, will be available for pre‑order on June 16 at noon EST and includes a separate Orko display stand.

Teela Figure Priced at $125 Launches June 16

The 6.8‑inch Teela is slated for release at $125, with pre‑orders opening June 16 at 12 PM EST exclusively througgh Mondo’s website. As the press release notes, the timing aligns with the company’s strategy of limited‑run drops that gauge demand before full production. This price point places the figure alongside other premium collectibles from NECA and McFarlane Toys, signaling Mondo’s confidence in the market’s willingness to pay for high‑detail sculpts.

Three Interchangeable Portraits and Swappable Ponytail Expand Customization

Collectors receive three interchangeable head portraits, allowing Teela to be displayed with distinct expressions—a nod to the series’ dramatic moments. A swappable ponytail piece further personalizes the figure, letting fans replicate the character’s iconic look from different episodes. According to the source, these options add “significant play value and display options,” a claim that resonates with hobbyists who value poseability alongside static display.

Orko Gets a Dedicated Display Stand in the 200X Pack

Perhaps the most whimsical addition is a non‑articulated Orko figure with its own stand,designed to connect to Teela’s environmental base or stand alone. The inclusion of the mischievous Trollian not only boosts the set’s narrative appeal but also taps into nostalgia for the series’ comic relief. The source highlights that this companion piece “immediately evokes memories of the series’ humor and supporting cast.”

Mondo Shifts Focus from Classic Filmation to 200X Reboot

Historically known for reproducing the classic Filmation designs, Mondo is now emphasizing the early‑2000s reboot, a period praised for its darker tone and dynamic character aesthetics . The press materials stress that the 200X line “brings the highly detailed design of their larger 1/6 scale figures into a more compact and affordable format,” catering to fans who felt overlooked by mainstream toy releases. This pivot mirrors a broader industry trend of reviving late‑1990s and early‑2000s properties for adult collectors.

Will Limited Pre‑Orders Meet Fan Demand?

Because Mondo relies on a pre‑order model to manage production runs, a key unknown is whether the initial window will satisfy the enthusiastic MOTU community.. The source warns that “fans will need to act quickly on June 16,as these figures tend to sell out rapidly during the initial pre‑order window.” No official production quantity has been disclosed, leaving collectors to wonder if a second wave will ever be offered.