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Mondo's 200X Clawful and Man-At-Arms are back in 1/12, and they undercut the sold-out Timed Editions

Mondo has opened standard 1/12 preorders for MOTU200X Clawful at $110 and Man-At-Arms at $95, both shipping January 2027, both cheaper than May's Timed Editions.

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Mondo's 200X Clawful and Man-At-Arms are back in 1/12, and they undercut the sold-out Timed Editions
MOTU200x Clawful 1/12 Scale Figure, prototype shown. Product photography: Raul Barrero for Mondo, via the Mondo product listing.

Mondo put two more of its 200X 1/12 figures up on 27 August. If you watched the Timed Editions vanish on us back in May, this is the listing to look at. The standard MOTU200x Clawful is $110 and the standard Man-At-Arms is $95. Both have a live Add to Cart right now, and both are down for a January 2027 ship.

The Timed Editions ran at $125 and $120. Those pages are still up and both now read sold out, with no buy control on them at all. That matches how our own catalogue has them logged: Clawful Timed Edition and Man-At-Arms Timed Edition, both sold out since mid-May.

So the standard is cheaper. What we all want to know is what you give up for that. Mondo publishes both contents lists, so we can just lay them side by side.

Clawful, $110 against $125

The Timed Edition had a neutral portrait, an alternate rage portrait, an alternate 200X portrait, both critters, a spear and a figure base. The standard has the neutral portrait, the rage portrait, both critters, a mace and a figure stand. You lose one head, and the spear becomes a mace. As far as we can see, that is the whole difference.

The bit I did not expect is that the critters survive. Mondo’s copy on the Timed Edition sold the extras as “an additional portrait, figure base and Ocean Buddies”, which reads like the angler fish and the hermit crab were the limited sweetener. They are right there in the standard list instead. If those two little guys were why you were sore about missing May, stop being sore!

The two critter accessories packed with the standard Clawful figure: a blue spiked shell on turquoise crab legs, and an orange angler fish with a yellow lure, both on the rock base with Clawful out of focus behind them.

Clawful is 8.5 inches, PVC and ABS. Mondo calls him “our first 1/12 Scale Evil Warrior”, and he was never made in the vintage line, which is the whole pitch. The sculpt leans hard into the 200X redesign. Look at the bulging shell over the skull, the yellow chest chevrons, and that enormous asymmetric claw hanging off the left arm.

Man-At-Arms, $95 against $120

This one loses more. The Timed Edition had a Snakeman portrait, a classic mace club and an environmental base. None of the three carry over. What does carry over is the neutral portrait, the angry portrait, the helmetless portrait, the left arm blaster with both neutral and active fire attachments, two pairs of hands, the 200X mace club, the electricity FX and a figure stand.

A $25 saving for one head, one weapon and a base is fair if you were only ever displaying him one way. If you wanted the Snakeman head (and I did), that ship sailed in May.

The standard MOTU200X Man-At-Arms 1/12 figure, helmet and face mask on, showing the faux fur kilt and shoulder trim, the orange shoulder cannon, the blue and grey blaster arm and the red-gemmed belt.

He stands 6.75 inches. The faux fur is real fabric rather than sculpted plastic, and for our money that is the detail separating this line from every other 200X figure at this size.

One line on the Timed pages that is not on the new ones

Both Timed Edition listings carry the sentence “This item is subject to a Tariff Surcharge for U.S. customers”. Neither standard listing does. We are not going to guess what that means at checkout, because Mondo has not explained it on any of the four pages. It is a real difference between them though, and worth knowing before you order.

Neither standard listing carries a closing date either. These are open pre-orders rather than a timed window, so there is no countdown to panic about. Both pages do say the items ship to select countries only. The Clawful art also reads “Prototype shown. Final figure may vary.”

Credits, because this line earns them. Concept design and packaging art are by Emiliano Santalucia (the man who drew the 200X style guide in the first place). Sculpts are by Tommy Hodges and Amos Hemsley, paint by Scott Akers, photography by Raul Barrero, art direction by Hector Arce.

Where to buy

Mondo direct, and only Mondo. I checked BigBadToyStore and it lists exactly three Mondo MOTU 1/12 figures: the 200X He-Man, the 200X Skeletor and an Anti-Eternia He-Man MOTUFest 2026 exclusive, and all three are on waitlist. Neither Clawful nor Man-At-Arms is there. So it is the two listings below or nothing, and if you want them, go and get them!

The other date in our diary is MOTUFest, 12 and 13 September, where Mondo debuts the 1/12 Disco Skeletor and puts Ice Power He-Man and Fire Armor Skeletor on sale. It has been a good fortnight for 200X, mind you. PLAION opened preorders on the Blu-ray only yesterday.

Sources

Product photography: Raul Barrero for Mondo.

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