List of He-Man and the Masters of the Universe characters

The following is a list of the numerous characters within the Masters of the Universe toy line and its various spin-offs. All characters are categorized by the year of the first release of their toy.

Heroic Warriors

1981-1982

• He-Man, "the most powerful man in the universe", alter-ego of Prince Adam.
• Man-At-Arms is Teela's foster father. Since Man-At-Arms is actually a title, not a name, the character is also known as Duncan. Man-At-Arms designs and builds weapons and other technology for the royal family. Duncan knows Adam's secret identity, and acts as mentor and teacher to the young prince.
• Teela is Captain of the Royal Guard and often assists He-Man in his battles. She is the daughter of the Sorceress, though she does not know this; Man-At-Arms has raised her from infancy at the Sorceress' behest. Teela is characterized by a strong personality, and one of her duties is to teach combat skills to Prince Adam. She frequently berates him for his careless and worry-free attitude, but is fond of him nonetheless. When she took over the duties as "The Soceress", shw found out about Adam being He-Man, but kept that a secret.
• Stratos is a humanoid with the power of flight and energy projection. He lives in the kingdom of Avion as the leader of Bird People.
• Zodak is the Cosmic Enforcer who is generally associated with the good guys, but takes a neutral standpoint helping both good and evil sides when they need it most. He was originally packaged as an evil warrior, and different media have provided radically differing interpretations of his character.
• Battle Cat is He-Man's faithful feline companion, a fighting armored tiger who carries him into battle. When He-Man is in the form of Prince Adam, Battle Cat is Cringer, who lacks the bravery of Battle Cat and runs away from just about everything.

1983

• Man-E-Faces is an actor who can change his faces from a human face to a beast face to a robot face. He also adopts the abilities and traits of the face he puts on.
• Ram-Man is a sturdy warrior with poor verbal skills who runs down most of his obstacles. In the 1983 original series, he is rather short and resembles a dwarf, whereas in the 2002 series he is a very large man with a disproportionately small head. He is also shown to be afraid of the dark.
• Zoar, the fighting falcon, is depicted in early portrayals as a separate character from the Sorceress.

1984

• Orko is a magician from the parallel dimensional world of Trolla. Orko's magical abilities vary, depending on his location. On Eternia, Orko is inept, with his spells often backfiring with humorous results. By contrast, on his homeworld of Trolla, Orko is a master magician. He moves around by levitating and often serves as the comic relief. His face is concealed by a floppy hat and heavy scarf; according to legend, members of his people only show their visage to their one true love.
• Buzz-Off is a humanoid bee. His species is known as the Andreenids in the 2002 version.
• Mekaneck can stretch his neck to incredible lengths. This enables him to serve as a scout. Man-At-Arms is the one who gave him his extending prosthetic neck.
• Fisto is an extra-strong warrior with an enlarged metal right hand. In the 2002 series he is Man-At-Arms's brother.

1985

• Sy-Klone is a mechanized being who can generate winds by rotating his torso or his arms.
• Roboto is a robotic warrior. In the 2002 version, he is a chess-playing robot, built by Man-At-Arms, who upgrades himself into a fighter.
• Moss Man is a plant man who can revive dead plants and manipulate plant matter, mostly moss. In the 2002 series he is a quiet pastoral type and a sort of urban legend, who resides in the Eternian forests.

1986

• Snout Spout is an elephant-headed Eternian who can squirt water out of his trunk. He appears in the She-Ra cartoon and in some of the He-Man comic books, here as an Eternian warrior.
• Extendar is a mechanized being and Master of Extension.
• Rio Blast is an Eternian gunslinger with weapons hidden in his body.
• Rokkon is a rock being who can turn into a rock for defense. He appears in multiple MOTU comic books and in the She-Ra cartoon.
• Stonedar is a rock being who can also turn into a rock for defense. He appears in multiple MOTU comic books and in the She-Ra cartoon.

1987

• Clamp Champ is a royal guardsman with a gigantic clamp as his primary weapon.
• Rotar is the Master of Hyper-Spin. He was a guard at the Royal Palace of Eternia until one of Skeletor's attacks left him injured. Man-At-Arms saved him with one of his latest inventions.
• Gwildor is a dwarf-like Thenurian and inventor of the Cosmic Key. He debuted in the Masters of the Universe movie.
• The Sorceress is the mystic guardian of Castle Grayskull who granted Prince Adam the power to become He-Man. In the original animated series, the Sorceress cannot leave the castle for very long, or she will revert to her falcon form, Zoar. In the 2002 series, the Sorceress is not powerless outside the castle in her human form, as she demonstrates when she magically defends a village against an evil warlord. She is also the mother of Teela, who is destined to inherit her place, although Teela does not know this initially.
• King Randor is the ruler of Eternia and father of Prince Adam.
• He-Ro was the most powerful wizard in the universe, who existed in Pre-Eternia. Only prototype pictures exist.
• Eldor was He-Ro's mentor. Only prototype pictures exist.
• Tytus was a heroic giant warlord with long blonde hair, who aided He-Ro in Pre-Eternia.

2008

• King Grayskull is an ancestor of He-Man, who resided in Castle Grayskull Millennias ago. (figure shown at San Diego Comic-Con)

Other

No figures were ever made of these characters.

• Lieutenant Andra is a prominent female character in the Star Comics. However, she does not appear in any other media.
• Dree-Elle is a female Trollan and Orko's girlfriend.
• Lizard Man is a cross between a man and a lizard. He is shorter than most of his battle comrades, with speed and agility as his main attributes.
• Koldar is a gladiator-like warrior and ally of He-Man. He flies around on his horse, Shadow Master, an armored flying horse with the ability to blend into any shadow.
• Granamyr is the oldest and wisest of the dragons of Darksmoke, an ancient dragon kingdom on Eternia. Granamyr greatly distrusts humans after a great war between the dragons and humans centuries ago, but he strongly respects He-Man, who convinces him there is still some hope for humankind. Granamyr is one of the most powerful magic users on Eternia and apparently possesses such extraordinary power that even Skeletor dares not challenge him.
• The Starchild appears to be a six- to seven-year-old girl. She has blond hair and blue eyes, and wears clothing resembling a red, one-piece bathing suit with a yellow star. She has incredible magical powers, which she describes as feelings. The powers cause a glow to appear around those she loves, and she can use them to defend herself from those who try to use her powers for themselves, as in the Filmation episode 'The Starchild'. She also appears in the Larry DiTillio episode 'Bargain with Evil', in which she combines her power with that of another sorceress to open a magical interdimensional gateway.
• Melaktha is the royal archaeologist, a muscular, bearded, dark-skinned intellectual who was created by writer Larry DiTillio to add more racial diversity to the original cartoon. He first appears in 'House of Shokoti' parts 1 and 2.
• The heroic Meteorbs are members of the Rock People who can transform from meteors into animal forms. They appear among Stonedar and Rokkon in the Star Comics.
• Queen Marlena is Queen of Eternia and mother of Prince Adam. The original cartoon series indicates she suspects her son is He-Man. In that series, she is originally from Earth, one of the first female astronauts.
• Detective Lubic is a detective from the MOTU movie who ended up living on Eternia.
• Julie Winston is a teenage girl from the planet Earth, featured in the MOTU movie.
• Kevin Corrigan is a teenage boy from the planet Earth, featured in the MOTU movie.

Evil Warriors

1981-82

• Skeletor is the main antagonist of He-Man. In the original illustrated books and in the Filmation series, Skeletor is an evil demon from another dimension. A later Mattel minicomic implies that he was once Keldor, brother of King Randor, which was in fact intended. The 2002 series and related materials confirm that Skeletor was once a man named Keldor, though the series itself established no familial connection.

• Beast Man makes his debut in Mattel's very first illustrated books as a follower of Skeletor. As the toyline expanded, he stayed at Skeletor's side. Beast Man is a ferocious humanoid who can summon wild creatures of Eternia to aid Skeletor's schemes.
• Mer-Man is a fish-man who controls sea life.

1983

• Evil-Lyn, a powerful witch with the usual complement of malevolent powers.
• Tri-Klops, a 3-eyed hunter and swordsman who can see in any direction. He can also see through solid objects with his "Gammavision."
• Trap-Jaw, a weapons expert and cyborg with a metal jaw, which can bite through anything. In the 2002 series it is demonstrated that the more metal he eats the stronger he becomes, and one episode focuses on a quest to eat the strongest chemical element in Eternia, which was forged and guarded by a group of subterranean dwellers. He is defeated by tricking him into eating a special alloy that weakens him.
• Faker, a duplicate of He-Man. The toy version is done in blue with orange hair and outfit, with the backstory that he is a robot duplicate that did not work out. In one annual, he is a deformed clone. However in his sole appearance in the cartoon he is a magical creation identical to He-Man apart from glowing eyes.
• Panthor is Skeletor's evil feline companion, a giant panther who serves as an evil counterpart to Battle Cat.

1984

• Jitsu, an Asian-like Eternian with a giant arm and a metal right hand capable of karate chops.
• Whiplash, an alligator-like creature whose tail is a formidable weapon.
• Clawful, a giant anthropomorphic crab with claws similar to a fiddler crab.
• Kobra Khan, a snake man who can emit a sleeping gas. In the 2002 series, he spits acid instead of sleeping gas and is a servant of King Hiss.
• Webstor, a blue-skinned man with the abilities of a spider. A two-bit thief who resembles a goblin with a grappling hook in the 80s series, he is more spider-like in the 2002 version complete with webbing and multiple eyes.
• Screeech is a barbaric bird that works for Skeletor.

1985

• Two-Bad, a character with two heads that constantly argue between themselves. The UK comics name the two heads "Blue Face" and "Yellow Band." In the 2002 version, he is actually two bounty hunters bound together into one by Skeletor after they failed to work together to stop He-Man.
• Spikor, a humanoid covered in spikes and has a trident for a left arm.
• Stinkor, an anthropomorphic skunk with magical control over his own stench, he only appears in the written comics and 2002 animated version, never the original series. His action figure actually smelled of patchouli oil, one of only three scented toys Mattel produced, the others were Moss Man and Perfuma from the She-Ra line. In the 2002 version, he was once a Peeleezean named Odiphus who was mutated by an explosion in Tri-Klops' lab. Sorceress tells that in the time of the Great War, Odiphus betrayed his people and was exiled.

1987

• Ninjor is a ninja warrior who works for Skeletor.
• Scare Glow is a skeleton who glows in the dark.
• Twistoid is a robotic minion of Skeletor. Skeletor stole the blueprints for the machine Man-At-Arms used to create Rotar and used the machine to create Twistoid. He and Rotar are rivals.
• Blast-Attak is a robotic warrior built as a walking time bomb. After a set period of time, he will explode and cause immense damage before reforming.
• Blade is a master swordsman and bounty hunter. His swordsmanship can rival He-Man's. Only appears in the 1980s movie, the mini-comics and the Marvel comics.
• Saurod is a reptilian who can emit sparks out of his mouth. He is killed by Skeletor in the 1980s movie. He also appears in the mini comics and the Marvel comics.
• Megator was a giant green ogre from Pre-Eternia. Since he was never shown in any comics or cartoon series it is hard to say where his affiliation lay. But since he was from Pre-Eternia it may have been with the Snake Men, as there was no Skeletor then. Figure was only released in Italy.

2003

• The Mutant Warrior was, until the appearance of the King Grayskull figure, the only all-new toy-made character from the 2002 toyline, a skeleton monster.

Other

• Icer is Skeletor's northern agent who can freeze someone and dissolve into water to get under tight spots. He does not like heat.
• Batros is an anthropomorphic bat who resides on the dark side of Eternia. He has helped Skeletor out, although he is generally an independent villain and will not officially ally himself with any evil team.
• Fang Man is a reptilian who can control the Dragosaurs. He can emit knockout gas.
• Dragoon is a fire breathing dragon-like humanoid who allies with Skeletor and is sent to threaten Orko's homeworld.
• The Evil Meteorbs are renegade members of the Rock People who can transform from meteors to animal forms. They appear in the Marvel Comics.
• Strongarm is a cyborg with a long metal arm with strength that can rival He-Man's.
• Karg is a half-human, half-bat minion of Skeletor who commands Skeletor's centurions.
• Comtech is one of a series of computer technicians who serve Skeletor. Appears only in the live action movie, and is not referred to by name. A character who may or may not be a Comtech appears in the 2003 comic Icons of Evil: Tri-Klops.

Evil Horde

The Evil Horde are the primary antagonists of the She-Ra television series. However, most of the male characters appear in the He-Man toy line, including the Marvel comics, UK comics and mini-comics from 1986 onwards.

1985

• Hordak is Skeletor's old master and the leader of the Evil Horde who rule the planet Etheria with the use of Horde Troopers.
• Leech is the Horde's master of suction.
• Grizzlor is a hairy creature, who is treated as a powerful barbarian in the mini-comics, yet as a fool in the UK comic series.
• Mantenna has four legs and pop-out antenna eyes to see long distances.
• Modulok is a cunning scientist with multiple limbs. He only appears in the 1983 series. The toy version has a body that can be taken apart and remade into multiple forms, but for the cartoon he is more simplified. He later appears in the She-Ra cartoon as a servant of Hordak.

1986

• Dragstor is a cyborg who is part man, part vehicle. He has a tyred wheel built into his chest which he uses to cruise along the ground at super-speed.
• Multi-Bot is a robotic version of Modulok.
• Horde Troopers are the Evil Horde's militia.

1987

• Mosquitor is an insectoid member of the Horde who gains power by draining his opponent's blood.

Other

• Callix is a rock-like Evil Horde warrior in the 2002 series who is loyal to Hordak; but when he offers his advice to Hordak on not attacking King Grayskull too soon, Hordak kills him out of rage.

The Snake Men

The Snake Men are another evil team, who ruled Eternia in its ancient past, and after centuries of imprisonment are brought to the present with a vengeance. In the Mattel minicomics and UK comics, Kobra Khan shares a dual-allegiance to Skeletor and King Hiss.

1986

• King Hiss is the leader of the Snake Men, who appears at first to be human but can shed his fake skin to reveal a gruesome mass of snakes.
• Tung Lashor has an extra-long tongue that spits poisonous venom.
• Rattlor has an extending neck and long tail. He is known as General Rattlor in the 2002 series.
• Kobra Khan, mentioned above as an Evil Warrior, later joins the Snake Men.

1987

• Sssqueeze has incredibly long arms which he can use to squeeze the life out of his victim.
• Snake Face has snakes that emit from his eyes and chest, to turn his opponent to stone. Only He-Man's sword can reverse the effect of his power.

She-Ra: Princess of Power

The Great Rebellion

1984

• She-Ra, Princess of Power, the alter-ego of Princess Adora. The twin sister of He-Man and prime defender of Etheria. As a child she was abducted from her parents by the Horde and raised to follow their evil ways, but after being visited by her brother, realizes the Horde's deceit and now fights in the name of justice to free Etheria from the Horde.
• Bow is a young archer who seeks to win She-Ra's heart, but often ends up making a fool of himself. He rides a cream-colored horse named Arrow.
• Frosta is the Ice Empress of Etheria with the power to freeze anything she desires. She has a huge crush on He-Man, often going to great lengths to impress him.
• Castaspella is an Enchantress from the kingdom of Mystacor who helps She-Ra. She was originally marketed as a villainess but Filmation chose to portray her as good.
• Queen Angella is the ruler of Bright Moon, one of the few kingdoms on Etheria free from Horde rule. She has angel-like wings, a queenly British accent, and many mystical powers.
• Glimmer is the daughter of Queen Angella, who uses her own mystical powers to aid the Rebellion but is often naive and over-excitable, which tends to lead her into danger easily.
• Kowl is a wise owl-like creature who helps She-Ra. One of the few characters who shares She-Ra's secret.
• Double Trouble is a double agent who can change from a good to an evil face to spy on the villains by pretending to be their ally, then reporting back to She-Ra.

1985

• Peekablue is a woman with peacock feathers, the eyes of which enable her to see anything anywhere in the universe.
• Flutterina is a butterfly-woman. Originally a human named Small One, Light Hope transformed her into Flutterina after she was injured helping She-Ra.
• Mermista is a mermaid who can also transform her fish-tail to human legs to walk on land. She has water-powers and, like all her people, a French accent and loves the creatures of the sea.
• Perfuma is a ditzy blonde with power over flowers, used in the series mainly for comedy value.
• Sweet Bee is a kindly bee-woman from an intergalactic bee colony who come to Etheria seeking a new home when her race's homeworld is destroyed.

1986

• Netossa is a mistress of capture who entangles her opponents in strong nets. She is the only recurring African-American character in the show and is seen without Spinnerella in most episodes.
• Spinnerella is Netossa's closest friend and companion, with the ability to twist and turn at super-speed (her "Spinning Dance").
• Loo-Kee is a strange chipmunk-like creature who hides within the woods and oversees She-Ra's adventures, emerging to give the moral at the end of every episode.

Other

• Madame Razz is an old witch who shares She-Ra's secret. She uses her magic to aid the Rebellion, but as she is sometimes absent-minded due to her advanced age, her spells usually go wrong. She flies around on her talking Broom. Madame Razz has the typical white hair and purple skin of a Twigget, suggesting she is of their race. However, she is considerably taller than the average Twigget.
• Light Hope is the Guardian of The Crystal Castle, who also knows She-Ra's secret. He is a being made entirely of light.
• The Twiggets are the diminutive humanoid race who populate the Whispering Woods. They are easily identified by their white hair and purple skin. The main Twiggets seen in the series are Sprockett, Spritina, Sprint, and Spragg.
• Sea Hawk is a fearless pirate warrior who once helped the Horde but is convinced by She-Ra to aid the Rebellion instead. Handsome and noble, he later becomes Adora's main love interest.
• General Sunder was once one of Hordak's prime army generals in the Horde, but is convinced by She-Ra to change his ways, and leaves the Horde to live a peaceful life as a quiet farmer with his wife, Mally, and young daughter, Telzy. But when the Rebels need help, he is still ready to use his battle skills to aid them.
• Huntara is a female warrior from the planet Silax, whose natives are the greatest hunters, trappers, and trackers in the universe. They are also dedicated to battling evil. Hordak summons Huntara to Etheria and deceives her into believing the Great Rebellion's members are evil. She captures Glimmer and uses her as bait to draw out She-Ra, but later discovers Hordak's deception. Huntara leaves Etheria soon after, but vows that the next time she and She-Ra meet, it will be as friends.
• King Micah is Queen Angela's husband and Glimmer's father.
• Granita is a rock being who can also turn into a rock for defense.
• Sorrowful is a cowardly rebel dragon.
• Spirit is the horse of Adora. When she transforms into She-Ra he also transforms into Swift Wind. He has a mate named Starwind and a young son.

Villains

1984

• Catra is a black-haired beauty with feline abilities, including the power to morph into a panther. Originally promoted as She-Ra's main adversary in the toy line, she instead becomes a regular member of the Evil Horde in the cartoon series. Catra is cunning, jealous, and plotting, but not very bright.

1985

• Entrapta is a scientific genius with long pink hair which she can use to ensnare her opponent.

Other

• Shadow Weaver is the mistress of dark magic, an evil sorceress who uses her powers of darkness to aid Hordak while secretly plotting to someday overthrow him.
• Scorpia is a scorpion woman with sharp claws and a powerful sting in her tail. She is a member of the Horde, but has authority over her own domain, Scorpion Hill.
• Imp is a small creature who appears to be a cross between a bat and a pig. He is Hordak's loyal servant who spies on the Rebels by transforming his shape into harmless-looking objects. He annoys Hordak's henchmen, but has Hordak's personal protection.
• Dylamug is a large, super-advanced evil robot who is occasionally placed in charge of Hordak's troopers.
• Vultak is a flying Hordesman who is a cross between a man and a vulture. He runs Hordak's zoo.
• Colonel Blast is a Horde commander with laser guns built into his body.
• Octavia is an octopus-woman who serves the Horde.
• False Face can copy the appearance of anyone.
• Horde Prime is the supreme leader of the Evil Horde.
• Spyster is a member of the Evil Horde.
• Inspector Darkney is the Horde Inspector that works for Horde Prime.
• Hunga is a harpy who has antagonized She-Ra on different occasions.

Other characters associated with MOTU

Skeletor and the regular teams of villains are not the only threats to Eternia. The cartoon shows have also showcased many independent and freelance villains who have made their own attempts at threatening the peace on Eternia.

• Aran and Una are two travellers who steal the ancient masks of the evil King Deemos and Queen Terella. Upon being possessed by the masks, they head to Snake Mountain to offer their services to Skeletor. To join him, they had to pass a series of tests including recovering the Sword of the Ancients. He-Man managed to defeat them by combining his Power Sword with the Sword of the Ancients to free Aran and Una from their influence.
• Count Marzo is a very powerful sorcerer, who has lived for thousands of years with no greater desire than to become King of Eternia. He concocts his evil schemes more subtly than most villains and often entices children into aiding his plots. In the 1980s series, he has a Frankenstein-like sidekick named Chimera. In the 2002 series he is a barbaric wizard.
• The Creeping Horak (also referred to as simply the Horak) is an evil black blob that grows inside of a building until all of the air is squeezed out, suffocating its victims. It appears in the episode "The Curse of the Spellstone". In ancient times, the Creeping Horak was the worst punishment. Long ago, the Horak was used to punish criminals. They would be locked in their houses and the Horak would grow over it until all of the air was squeezed out. When Evil-Lyn has the villagers bring it to her in the small, blue box that the Horak is contained in, an elder villager begs her to not use it because it is "too terrible".
• Damon is an evil wizard who appears in the DC Comics MOTU mini-series. He wants to have the secrets of Castle Grayskull before Skeletor, and tries to manipulate him, but Skeletor confronts and kills him.
• Evilseed is an evil plant man who can control vicious plants. In the 1980s series, He-Man and Skeletor team up to stop him. In the 2002 series, he is an evil rival to Moss Man.
• The Giants Azdar, Belzar, and Chadzar are featired in the 2002 series. Buzz-Off makes enemies with Azdar.
• The Space Pirates only appear in one episode in the 1980s series; they are Captain Sticky Fingers, Batty, Frogman, Hisser, Lavaman, and Leo.
• The Toymaker is a toymaker who can make dangerous toys. He helps Skeletor until he double-crosses him. He helps He-Man deactivate 3 of his toys.
• Shokoti is an extremely powerful undead sorceress who resides in the Sands of Time. She only appears once in the entire Masters of the Universe cartoon series, but is worthy of mentioning due to the fact that she nearly defeats He-Man. She has a rather demonic appearance, with a horned headdress, jet-black hair, pale bluish skin and black, lifeless eyes. The only episode of her appearance, "The House of Shokoti, part 2" is considered one of the darkest episodes in the series.
• Prahvus is an evil warlord from the 2002 series who attempts to conquer Eternia during a time known as the Great Unrest. He has many weapons and an entire army of his own.
• The Enchantress is an evil counterpart to The Sorceress, who for years held He-Man's grandfather, King Miro, as her prisoner.
• Jarvan is an evil sorcerer from the episode "A Friend in Need" who is previously imprisoned by He-Man, but escapes to wreak havoc once again. He uses a potion containing a powerful drug to achieve his evil aims.
• Dark Dream is a mysterious, ghost-like creature with the power to disturb people's dreams and induce terrifying hallucinations.
• Negator is a computer whiz hell-bent on attaining great power for himself.
• Kothos is an evil wizard who travels around Eternia in his floating palace. He is turned into a sand-slug by Evil-Lyn, but later reverts to his human form and returns with a vengeance. In that episode, Revenge is Never Sweet, he turns to good and decides to use his magic to help others after He-man saves his floating castle form destruction at the hands of a vengeful Evil-Lyn.
• The Game Master is a spacefaring gladiator who travels the galaxies recruiting great warriors to fight for amusement in his arena.
• The Slave Master is an intergalactic crime boss who travels the universe recruiting slaves from across the galaxies. He is aided by his colossal robot servant, Jawbreaker.
• Shadow Wing is a malevolent and powerful dragon from Darksmoke. He was banished into the Realm of Demons by Granamyr centuries ago, but is freed from his imprisonment by an Eternian wizard named Zem, who wants Shadow Wing to help him take revenge on He-Man. Shadow Wing turns Zem into a frog for his arrogance and proceeds to attack Darksmoke, only to be soundly defeated and sent back to the Realm of Demons by Granamyr's vastly superior power.
• Sh'gora is a powerful eons old evil entity. Sh'gora is powerful enough to force entry into Grayskull and subdue the Sorceress. It also absorbs the life force or mystial energies of his victims.
• Strobo Originally appearing in the classic MOTU comic, this Heroic Master of Light fought off the forces of Scare Glow.

The New Adventures of He-Man

Galactic Guardians

1989

• He-Man
• Flipshot, aka Icarius, space pilot.
• Hydron, captain of Starship Eternia.

1990

• Kayo, aka Tartarus, a warrior.
• Nocturna, martial artist.
• Vizar, strong powers of sight.

1991

• Tuskador, aka Insyzor, warrior with tusks on his armor.
• Artilla, aka Weaponstronic, cyborg weapons expert.
• Spinwit, aka Tornado, spinning warrior.
• Sagitar, aka Tharkus, four-armed former slave, arch-enemy of Staghorn.

Other

• Master Sebrian, wise ruler of Primus.
• Darius, head of the Galactic Council and master-of-arms.
• Mara
• The Scientists of Primus.

Evil Mutants

1989

• Skeletor.
• Flogg, aka Brakk, Leader of the Mutants.
• Slushhead, aka Kalamarr, incompetent cyborg tentacled reptile.

1990

• Optikk, cycloptic cyborg.
• Karatti, Mutant with deadly martial arts skills.
• Hoove, hoofed creature.
• Lizorr, mutant swamp lizard.

1991

• Quakke, aka Earthquake, a warrior who can shake the ground by hitting it with his Grabatron Meteoemace.
• Butthead, aka B.H.
• Staghorn, scheming evil Mutant, arch enemy of Sagitar.

Other

• Crita, Crafty female Mutant and later leader of the Gleanons.
• Grr, Skeletors vicious little pet.