The Zodac and Trap Jaw listings call the seven inch figure the Orc Monster and tell you to collect all six. Walmart has not said which figure carries which piece, and Mattel has not confirmed the waves.
The second Masters of the Universe Origins build-a-figure now has a name, and it did not come from Mattel. Toy Habits had been calling it the Mask of Power Demon and said that was his own label, because Mattel had not given it one. Walmart has, in the small print of two product pages. Its listings for Zodac and for Trap Jaw both describe a seven inch Orc Monster and tell you to collect all six figures. [1]
What the listings say
Zodac is Mattel product number JPM11, and Walmart lists him with his Cosmic Blaster. Trap Jaw is JPM13, and his is the only one of the three that names every accessory: the hook, the blaster and the claw. Teela Faker sits between them at JPM12, with a name and a number against her and her Figure Details description not loaded. Toy Habits does not say which piece of the Orc Monster ships with which figure, and reports that Walmart has not identified Trap Jaw’s.
Two monsters, six parts each
Walmart’s Skeletor copy put a number on the first build-a-figure yesterday: six parts to a seven inch Shadow Beast, spread across Waves 1 and 2, which run JPM05 to JPM10. The Orc Monster is the same shape. JPM11 to JPM16 is six more figures, and the four waves Mattel announced at San Diego this summer come to twelve.
The numbering does not stop there, and the tidy version of this story is wrong. Toy Habits has already matched six further numbers, JPM17 to JPM22, to a Fisto, an Orko, a Hordak, a Prince Adam, an Evil-Lyn and a Battle Armor Skeletor, in waves Mattel has not announced and whose build-a-figure nobody has identified. Twelve figures is where the announcement stops, not where the product numbers do.
Nor does the numbering tell you which three figures sit in which wave. Mattel has not confirmed the split. Toy Habits reads JPM11 to JPM13 as Wave 3 and JPM14 to JPM16, Battle Armor He-Man, Faker and Stratos, as Wave 4, and says so in those words: “this looks to be how the figures are split between Waves 3 and 4”. The Orc Monster name turns up in listings attached to both groups, which fits the reading without proving it.
No price, release date or pre-order appears anywhere in the report, the Wave 4 listings are not said to be live at all, and the only photographs of these figures in it are its own shots of the San Diego display case.
Teela Faker and the accessory question
Teela Faker was shown at San Diego with a staff and a shield. She has a Walmart listing, but the part of it that would carry an accessory list has not loaded. Toy Habits will not count them: “I’m not taking those accessories for granted just yet!”
Walmart’s Wave 2 Skeletor copy, read here yesterday, named the Havoc Staff and stopped, leaving out the half of the Power Sword that Mattel had shown with the figure in July. In Wave 1’s listings, He-Man’s San Diego axe and Battle Armor Man-At-Arms’ clear shield are both missing from the accessory lists. A convention table shows you the sculpt. A retailer description is closer to a packout list.
Where to buy
Nothing from JPM11 to JPM16 is orderable. The three figures you can order are the Wave 1 three, and BigBadToyStore has all of them at $22.99 on pre-order with live cart controls: He-Man, Beast Man and Man-at-Arms, each sold on carrying one piece of the Shadow Beast. [2] Searches there for the Orc Monster, for Teela Faker and for an Origins Trap Jaw turn up nothing from this run, and neither does a search for the Shadow Beast itself beyond those three, which means no Wave 2 figure has reached BigBadToyStore either. [3] The rest of the range is on our MOTU Origins shelf.
Three of the twelve are orderable, and the other nine have a monster, a number and nothing else. It would help to know when.
Notes
- Walmart’s product copy is paraphrased from the Toy Habits report linked below, read 14 November 2026, which reproduces it. Walmart’s own search returned nothing on every route tried from this desk today, and its product pages can only be reached when somebody publishes the item URL, which this report does not. The copy is therefore second hand. “Six parts” is Toy Habits’ description of the Orc Monster; the wording he attributes to the Zodac and Trap Jaw listings is a seven inch figure and “all 6 figures”.
- Read first hand on 14 November 2026: BigBadToyStore products 201151, 201150 and 201149 each returned $22.99 on the base BBTS Mint Packaging tier, availability PreOrder, with an active cart control. The $25.99 on each page is the Mint Pro packaging tier and is not the product price. BigBadToyStore titles the third figure Man-at-Arms.
- Read first hand on 14 November 2026, with a control. “Orc Monster” returned one unrelated Dungeons and Dragons item, “Masters of the Universe Origins Teela Faker” returned three apparel items and no figure, and “Masters of the Universe Origins Trap Jaw” returned eight earlier Trap Jaw releases and no build-a-figure version. The control, “Masters of the Universe Origins Shadow Beast”, returned exactly the three Wave 1 figures, so the search was answering rather than failing silently.
Sources
- MOTU Origins BAF Wave 3 Details Confirmed and Build-A-Figure Name Revealed, Toy Habits, 14 November 2026.
- Walmart has posted Wave 2’s copy, and Skeletor’s Power Sword is not in it, heman.org, 13 November 2026, for the Wave 1 and Wave 2 numbering, the Shadow Beast part count, the four waves shown at San Diego, and the accessory omissions.
- MOTU Origins Build-A-Figure Wave 2 Official Details: Does Skeletor Come With His Power Sword?, Toy Habits, 13 November 2026.
Filmation still: heman.org archive.
