He-Man, and also the Masters of the Universe

[Daith]

SDCC exclusive this year actually. they sold some on Creations but it didn't last long.

Masters of the Universe Origins Two Bad Multipack

Ready for a real double header? Finally, the Two Bad figure collectors have always craved is here!

creations.mattel.com

 

[Platypus Prime]

The weird thing is, though I don't own one and know little about the character, Two-Bad looks like the sort of thing that you could get a MasterVerse figure, put it with Origins, and have it look appropriately oversized and monstrous two-headed-ogre style.

 

[Caldwin]

I don't recall him being in a lot of the media. Mostly have such a fondness for him because I remember owning the toy and playing with it on a very hot day while my father was playing golf. It's a small memory, but one that's always stuck with me. So...I just really like Two-Bad.

Kinda like I remember the first time I was ever in Sam's Club. They didn't have much of a toy section, but they did have the Evil Horde Stoorm Trooper. I carried that thing all around the place while my parents were looking for boring stuff. That memory is why I always liked the Horde Trooper toy.

 

[Badgertron]

Yeah, I think the wild character designs & toy action features in the original MOTU line lead to a lot of fans having favourite characters that never got into the show much. That's how I ended up loving Stinkor & Snout Spout so much.

 

[LBD "Nytetrayn"]

I don't recall him being in a lot of the media.

He got a few appearances back in the day: https://he-man.fandom.com/wiki/Two_Bad_(Filmation)

And a bit in the 2002 cartoon, including an origin episode: https://he-man.fandom.com/wiki/Two-Badd

He was also in the first episode of Revolution on Netflix.

 

[Greebtron]

Tbh, most new toy-characters brought in during the course of the Filmation run were little more than cameos, or had one focus episode at best. It was 200x that put in the effort to try and make them into somebodies.

 

[Shadewing]

He got a few appearances back in the day: https://he-man.fandom.com/wiki/Two_Bad_(Filmation)

And a bit in the 2002 cartoon, including an origin episode: https://he-man.fandom.com/wiki/Two-Badd

He was also in the first episode of Revolution on Netflix.

I'm also pretty certain that had the CGI reboot continued, he would have shown up there too as there are two reoccuring guard characters that look like their seperate halves.

 

[Cybersnark]

I'm also pretty certain that had the CGI reboot continued, he would have shown up there too as there are two reoccuring guard characters that look like their seperate halves.

. . . And are explicitly named Tuvar and Baddrah.

 

[Caldwin]

I just looked to see if they ever released it physically. To my surprise, they did. Amazon has the complete series for $11. I'll probably get it on payday. But I only just now realized...only 26 episodes over 3 seasons? Dang, Netflix has some short ass seasons!

 

[Greebtron]

It is just one 26-episode season carved up. Streaming services tend to do that a lot.

 

[Shadewing]

. . . And are explicitly named Tuvar and Baddrah.

I've just woke up, I couldn't remember if they had individual names in that show or not. lol