Mondo pulled out premium 1/6-scale wins at SDCC 2026, addressing years of collector demand with Stratos and finally delivering Sorceress to the lineup. The collector-focused studio also upgraded its flagship Skeletor with new armor variants.
Stratos arrives as a tour de force of fine detail work. His blue helmet features a sculpted red crest running down the center, while layered, individually carved feather plumes extend from his upper arms with a natural, tapered silhouette. The engineering required to articulate wing-like pieces at this scale without sacrificing pose-ability pushes the realism bar on premium MOTU collectibles.
Sorceress joins the 1/6-scale line after sustained collector requests. Her character statue carries the mystical authority befitting Eternia’s lead sorceress, completing a core cast tier at the premium scale.
Deluxe Skeletor 2.0 packages a refreshed classic skull portrait with interchangeable armor inspired by Laser Power and Terror Claws variants, allowing collectors to recreate three distinct display looks from one release - a practical answer to the size constraints of sixth-scale shelves.
Mondo also announced Trap Jaw for the 1/12-scale line, expanding smaller-scale collectibility with one of Eternia’s mechanical heavies. A 200X Keldor 1/12 figure arrived at $115 with an October 2026 ship window.
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