What ONE Masterverse figure will/does fit in best with Origins?

[SunDevil]

I am all in on Origins and will buy multiples of everything they make to support the line. It is the vintage update I have wanted for 30+ years!

I have dabbled in Masterverse but do not collect the line extensively. I have MV Two Bad on my shelf with my Origins baddies and found that I really like his scale. The difference gives the display a 200X vibe and really mixes different eras in a nice way.

That got me thinking that certain other Masterverse figures may look cool with Origins for whatever reason - a giant (relative to Origins) Multi-Bot and/or Modulock may be appropriately awesome/terrifying for example.

So I pose this question to you, fellow Orgers - if you could only have ONE Masterverse to display with Origins (or vintage, same principle), who would it be?

[binkibonsai]

So I pose this question to you, fellow Orgers - if you could only have ONE Masterverse to display with Origins (or vintage, same principle), who would it be?

Mmmaybe Beastman, since he's supposed to be a big lad? Personally, I don't feel the styles really match as the Masterverse figures seem a lot more detailed than Origins and its vintage style.

I did do some mix-and-matching with a Spikor I bought on sale and cobbled him together with some spare Skeletor bits. It kinda works if ye don't look too closely.

[hadley]

Roboto works remarkably well. He had a unique look in then vintage line so it makes sense for him to look different here as well.

—- oops, I thought you said classics. Well, roboto as a
Massive unit would still work n

[depp76]

I just don't think their aesthetics mesh well together. Masterverse and Classics? Sure. Masterverse and 200x? Why not. But I can't think of one Masterverse figure that I would want to display with my Origins figures without it looking just odd and out of place. JMO.

[ChgoMarc]

I was wondering how Masterverse fits inside the Talon Fighter.

[Cosmic]

Aesthetically, maybe 40th He-Man and NE Zodac (maybe even second Teela) might look “classic” enough to look good on an Origins shelf, though I always find showing different scales / sizes together clashes a bit… But I’ve recently warmed up to having a more conceptional approach to displaying. With a larger “show” piece in the background. I think “classic” looking figures like Tri-Klops or NE Skeletor could work– in their traditional getup, respectively.

Otherwise, I agree that Two-Bad and NE Beast Man might work for an in-story explanation why they are so big. Two-Bad is like a giant from Greek myth. Beast Man can be bigger than regular figures.

[Dice]

I just don't think their aesthetics mesh well together. Masterverse and Classics? Sure. Masterverse and 200x? Why not. But I can't think of one Masterverse figure that I would want to display with my Origins figures without it looking just odd and out of place. JMO.

I'm with you. Just too different, looks wise, to go together well for my eye.

[Smitty.81]

Beastman, Skelegod, Savage He-Man and maybe Orko.

[MightyMegs]

Beastman

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