Let’s dive into the heroine of the day, Sharella, stepping off 1980s Megator box art into bright, modern silhouette. In this post, we explore what makes the MOTU Origins Sharella Mattel action figure tick, design, poseability, price and whether she’s worth the Club Grayskull exclusive fuss.
Release Date: 24 June 2025 (Club Grayskull pre-order, 9 am PT)
MSRP / Price Range: US$20 (approx. €28 in Europe)
Edition Size / Production Run: Limited to three per customer, Club Grayskull membership required
Manufacturer / License: Mattel Creations, part of Masters of the Universe Origins
Accessories and articulation details of MOTU Origins Sharella
Sharella arrives fully geared for battle. Her accessories include a bow, a single arrow, and a quiver slung over her shoulder, all well-sculpted and colour-matched to her earthy warrior aesthetic. There’s also the expected mini-comic, packed inside her window-box packaging, to help flesh out her backstory for fans new and old.
As for articulation, she holds her own with 16 points of movement. That means standard Origins flexibility, swivel joints, knees, elbows, hips—you name it. Whether you’re posing her mid-draw with her bow or having her stride confidently beside your Masters of the Universe Origins Hurricane Hordak, she’s ready to strike.
Is Sharella a retailer exclusive or a general release figure from Mattel?
The Mattel Masters of the Universe Sharella figure is a Club Grayskull exclusive, meaning it won’t hit general retail. You’ll only find her on Mattel Creations via members-only access. This kind of distribution model may make some collectors nervous, especially considering the rapid sell-out rates we’ve seen on other limited runs. For now, she’s capped at three per customer, so double-up collectors, be warned.
Character spotlight: Who is Sharella?
If the name Sharella sounds vaguely familiar, you’re probably deep in the lore. She’s rooted in the unproduced concepts of Preternia, a mentor figure and protector tied closely to Castle Grayskull’s early secrets. Initially appearing as a name on Megator’s 1980s packaging, she later got expanded lore through MOTU Classics as a tribal goddess who guided He-Ro and helped defend the powers of the universe in ancient times.
In MOTU Origins form, Sharella embraces this rich backstory. The figure’s design brings her into sharper focus than ever before, mixing traditional fantasy garb with MOTU’s signature exaggerated heroic style. There’s a spiritual echo of Teela and the Goddess, but Sharella stands apart, less snake-staff sorceress, more wildwood warrior queen.
Opinionated take: best MOTU Origins figures
So where does Sharella stand among the Best MOTU Origins figures ? High, no question. The colours pop, the sculpting is detailed but not overdone, and the nod to obscure lore earns points from longtime fans. However, there are a few caveats. The exclusive nature limits accessibility, and the price bump in Europe, from €23 to €28, makes her a tougher impulse buy.
Still, compared to figures in the same mythos lane (like the MOTU Origins Orko Cartoon Collection), she’s got a unique presence. She’s not a core character, but in some ways, that’s her charm. Sharella finally has a face, and it’s fierce.
Connecting the collection
For collectors building out their Preternia shelves or looking for female characters with gravitas, Sharella offers something distinct. She’s a figure rooted in concept art and fan lore, finally given plastic form. Whether you display her front and centre or have her sparring with vintage Teela, she’s a worthy addition.
If you’re looking to complete the scene with other thematically rich MOTU Origins entries, check out our takes on the Masters of the Universe Origins Hurricane Hordak and the MOTU Origins Orko Cartoon Collection.
Final thoughts
The Mattel Masters of the Universe Sharella figure is a showstopper in sculpt and story, but the exclusive purchase and Europe price shift are potential stumbling blocks. For lore lovers and completionists, she’s a must-have, for casual fans, proceed with awareness.
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