Masters of the Universe BDS Art Scale Statue 1/10 Anti-Eternia He-Man (Comics Version) 21 cm

Completely evil and undefeated in combat, in a world of dark mirrors called Anti Eternia, the ruler and self proclaimed wickedest man in the universe holds and looks at his Evil Sword of Power, plotting new ways of expanding his domain beyond his infamous world! With entirely black skin, black clothes with red details, and red hair and eyes, Iron Studios brings the variant statue with the Lord of Hellskull, the fearsome villain "Anti Eternia He Man Masters of the Universe Art Scale 1/10" 10", the mighty war rior based on the version from the comic books and toy line, in which the champion defender of Eternia faces his doppelganger from a reality of a strange inverse world.

In a hellish world located in the Anti verse, a mirrored dimension in which the good and evil swapped places, his ruler is the most relentless tyrant that Anti Eternia has ever known, the fearsome Anti Eternia He Man, also known as Anti He Man, that rules with cruelty from Castle Hellskull. After being defeated by his archenemy, the heroic Prince Keldor, the Anti He Man was summoned by Skeletor through his World Converter, an interdimensional gateway between realities. But instead of joining forces with Ske letor, Anti He Man threw him out from the Snake Mountain, and with irreversible evil powers, he conquered most of the planet with his own alliance of evil warriors, until He Man and Skeletor teamed up to fight him. He challenged He Man to combat and then v anished when Man At Arms and Skeletor destroyed the World Converter. As a final betrayal,
Skeletor teleported both He Man and Anti He Man to the Anti Verse, where He Man helped Prince Keldor to defeat Anti He Man on Castle Hellskull. In the DC Comics Maste rs of the Multiverse series, Anti He Man attacks the Multiverse, forcibly taking He Man's Sword of Power from each universe, and reclaiming the Power of Grayskull from each place.

Anti Eternia He Man is one of the first statues with a variant painting by Iron Studios, inspired by other medias such as the comic books and the toy lines. Check out the variant "Hordak Comics Masters of the Universe Art Scale 1/10" and much more from the MOTU universe soon on the social media and on the monthly show Inside Iron Studios Day on YouTube.