Trap Jaw is a very cool character because of the arm. 3 different arm attachments are included with Trappy: A hook, a claw, and a laser gun thingie. His arm swings forward when pulled back and released. Trap Jaw's jaw is also spring loaded. The arm action feature does not work very well, but nonetheless the figure still looks good in spite of it. The best thing about this figure is the detail; it really makes the figure look evil. This is one of my favorite Masters of the Universe figures in my collection.

B

The thing I love about this figure is that it has two heads; yes that’s right, two. The action feature is very similar to other Masters of the Universe figures: the right or left arm come crashing down when pulled back. The detail on the purple half of this figure in particular is outstanding; there are all of these little lines and stuff sculpted on. Two Bad is packaged with a club that has two moving sections on the top. He has nine points of articulation: arms, wrists, legs, heads, and waist. I also really like the armor on this guy. To sum up, a very detailed toy but I can’t see having much play value for kids.

C+

I know I should have reviewed He-man from the start as he is the main character, but all of those other figures that looked so cool were just begging me to review them and I couldn't say no. Anyway, to the figure. He-man looks okay I guess. The look is much more improved over the eighty's one though. He doesn't have the bowl cut and the muscles are not huge and rippling like they used to be, but he is still very muscular. He-man comes with a large axe, his power sword, and removable armor. The sword is hinged at the part where the handle and blade connect, so that it can turn when Prince Adam changes into He-man. The action feature is when you turn He-man's waist; His torso comes swinging back in a slashing motion. Now I am not a huge Masters of the Universe fan, I am much more of a Spawn fan. That doesn't mean that I'm not going to collect the figures though; they are great. I just prefer the cool looking evil characters. 

C-

Aside from Skeletor, this is the best villain in the new Masters of The Universe series. Mer-Man includes a trident and a sword. Both can fit into a loop on the back of Mer-Man's removable armor. The "action feature" for this figure is the left arm jutting forward in a stabbing motion when the button on Mer-Man's back is pushed. I like this feature better than many others, such as Man-At-Arms'.  The sculpt for this figure is amazing, the four horse men have done an excellent job on this figure. The head in particular is outstanding, much better than the original Mer-Man figure from the 80's. The only bad thing about this figure is that it is short packed, at only 1 per case. I had to order my figure online. If you are lucky enough to find Mer-Man, pick it up. It is definately worth spending an extra buck for this one.

A-

Beast man was one of my favorite characters as a kid, and his new figure is really great. First off, his action feature. When you press a button on his back both of Beast Man's arms come swinging down. This is supposed to be him whipping something with a whip, and it actually works quite well. He has the standard MOTU articulation with eight points at his hips, waist, shoulders, wrists, and head. His only accessories are a whip and the removable armor hanging on his shoulders. Beast Man's whip has chunks missing from it so it can bend. While this does work, I think that some kids could break it after awhile of play. This action figure's likeness to the cartoon is simply fantastic, great work 4 Horsemen.

B

Once again, this line has not disappointed me. Man-At-Arms is extremely detailed everywhere I look. His mace is especially battered looking. In the 80's Man-At-Arms’ only accessory was a mace. Now in 2000 he has a gun that can shoot a red missile and clip onto the back of his removable armor. I am not going to write out the eight points of articulation again, you know where they by now. I don't know if it was just with my figure but his mace seems a little droopy. Perhaps it was the kind of plastic they used. But other than that there were no major problems with my figure aside from the sloppy pre-series 7 Marvel Legends paint job on his face. I really like the packaging for Masters of The Universe; the shape of the bubble looks really nice. Man-At-Arms has been majorly updated over the 80's version; I can't believe this line died :(.

C+