Paying close attention to any threats on her right flank, the female figure with emerald skin and red hair known as “Goddess”, the adored deity of the Snake Men, a fictional species of humanoid snakes that lived on Eternia before the humans, steadily carries her staff, protecting the other side with a small but effective shield. With her body and head protected by red and golden armor in the form of a serpent, the mystic Eternian, originally in charge of keeping the natural order and protecting Castle Grayskull, walks on a base of pointy rocks from a battlefield. Inspired by the original version of the figure and her origins in the comic books, Iron Studios present the variant version of the statue “Teela Warrior Goddess – MOTU – Art Scale 1/10”, with the mysterious sorceress responsible for He-Man’s origin.

On Mattel’s original concept arts from the 80s, both the Goddess and Teela are portrayed by the same figure, suggesting a connection between the two of them. Originally, she is the one who gives He-Man the armor and weapons he needs to fight Skeletor and, later, she is the one who keeps the Cavern of Power where Adam and Cringer transform into He-Man and Battle Cat. In “The Tale of Teela”, the mini comics written by Gary Cohn, with illustrations by Mark Texeira, it’s stablished that the Goddess’ name is also Teela, and that the Captain of the Guard from Eternia received this name because she was created with a portion of the Goddess’ power. The Goddess played an important role in the first comic books and, with the development of the animated series in 1983, the character was reinvented as the Sorceress from Castle Grayskull, a woman with a Bird of Prey theme that lives inside the castle. To avoid confusion with the former Sorcerer, the snake-themed incarnation is known mainly as “the Goddess”. Recently in DC Comics, the Goddess is portrayed as being the evolved version of Teela, the Sorceress’ substitute, receiving her powers by birthright. In this disguise, Teela has green skin and a more elaborate form of her mask and snake staff.

Already available for Pre-Order, presented on the Inside Iron Studios Day of March, this variant version will be extremely limited to only 200 statues worldwide. Check out the other variant version “Trap Jaw Color Variant – MOTU – Art Scale 1/10” also limited to 250 statues worldwide. Soon, more Masters of the Universe news by Iron Studios, to expand this line that is already praised as a huge success by fans and collectors.

Teela Warrior Goddess – MOTU – Art Scale 1/10

Features:

– Limited Edition of only 200 units in Worldwide

– Based on original references

– Made in polystone – *(may contain parts in resin, polystone, PVC, metal and fabric)

– Hand painted

– Product dimensions: 9.8 in (H) x 5.5 in (W) x 4.9 in (D)

– Product Weight: 1.4 lbs

– MSRP: USD 199,99 (American US Dollars)

– Release schedule: Fourth quarter of 2024

About Iron Studios

Iron Studios is a Brazilian company that specializes in high-end collectible statues.

Conquering the most demanding fans and collectors since 2013, the company values a standard of excellence in its products and constantly seeks to improve its concepts. Iron Studios operates worldwide, working with items derived from the most successful property licenses in pop culture, always presenting more news, thus expanding its collection.

With realistic figures in 1/10, 1/20, 1/6, 1/4, and 1/3 scales, many of them compose diorama sets, and they are all limited edition. The predominant material of the statues is Polystone, a high-density resin very resistant to heat and humidity, and it can also contain pieces of PVC, metal, resin, and fabric.