Masters of the Universe BDS Art Scale Statue 1/10 Hordak (Hordak Comics Version) 25 cm

In his techno industrial headquarters in the Fright Zone in another dimension, the tyrant commander of the Horde on planet Etheria raises his hand, while contracting his fingers in a gesture to demonstrate impatience and resentment, wielding his staff in his left hand with the symbol of the Horde’s red bat in the tip of the staff, he climbs the stairs of a metallic floor. With his grotesque white bone colored face, penetrating red eyes, flat snout like nose, red vampire fangs, and pointy bat like ears, Iron Studios present the variant statue “Hordak Comics V er. Masters of the Universe Art Scale 1/10″ 10”, based on the comic book and Toys version, in which the villain leader of the Evil Horde, archenemy of She Ra, twin sister of He Man, is portrayed with a grey skin tone and black, red, and silver armor, with the back covered by a scarlet cloak. Produced i n a limited and numbered edition with only 300 statues available worldwide.

A sorcerer who turned his attention to science and uses a combination of mysticism, magic, and technology, Hordak is one of the main villains in the Masters of the Universe franchise. Hordak played the role of the ultimate evil in Eternia and the power beh ind Skeletor. In his origin story, he was a sorcerer warlord from old Eternia (Preternia) that opposed Castle Grayskull’s original ruler, King Grayskull. Hordak saved Keldor by magically removing the damaged flesh and altering his body to a more demoniac f orm, leaving him with a skeletal appearance. Having saved his life on the promise of a later price to be paid, Hordak renamed Keldor as Skeletor. With the ability of altering all or parts of his body (usually his arms) into a great variety of mechanical we apons and gadgets, including cannons, rockets, tanks, saws blades, drills, and flamethrowers, Hordak’s powers derive from the symbiotic fusion between mysticism and technology. Horde Prime, who is possibly his brother, is the ruler of the Horde Empire, tha t spreads to the entire galaxy. His home planet is known as Horde World. The Horde employs a wide army of robots, tanks, aircrafts, spaceships, and
other advanced technologies to allow them to conquer and enslave planets.

Hordak is one of the first statues with a variant painting by Iron Studios, derived from other medias such as the comic books and the toy lines. Check out the original version “Hordak & Imp Masters of the Universe BDS Art Scale 1/10″ 10”, inspired by the animation She Ra: Princess of Power by Filmation, in which the villain, besides coming with different colors and without the cape, also comes with Imp, his pet and spy, a small creature with shapeshifting powers and the features of a boar and a bat.