New Images & Product Details of Snake Mountain Revealed!

Happy MOTUesday! Mattel has sent us some goodies to share with you all ahead of Friday, April 28 aka MOTU Day and the official pre-sale day for their highly anticipated Snake Mountain Playset. It’s priced at $79.99 and will be released in late Fall 2023. It will be available for purchase at all of the mainline vendors, including Mattel’s website and our affiliates Amazon and Entertainment Earth.

Created as an homage to the 1980s playset, this newly designed Masters of the Universe Origins playset is inspired by the Snake Mountain lair in the Dark Hemisphere of Eternia. It has a bigger, more modern design that features a trap door, removable dungeon, Skeletor throne, acid pool, escape tunnel, and more!

For further detail:

The Front of Snake Mountain

Features a huge snake sitting on top with animation styling and multiple points of articulation and a hinge jaw for play.
The playset’s stairs and walkways have been widened to accommodate MOTU Origins figures.
Extra foot pegs have been added for easier placement.
A detachable bridge is also included to act as a single piece linking both sides of the mountain together when it is open.
Soft-plastic shackles hang down one side.

The Interior of Snake Mountain

Has extensive features such as a trap door, Skeletor’s throne, removable dungeon with two different placement options, acid pool, and escape tunnel.
Next to the throne is a trap door, rotating wolf head, and removable spider.
The acid pool has added pegs to allow for modular placement of Origins figures or creatures.
The escape tunnel has vine coverings and a weapons rack with accessories is nearby.

Check out exclusive, high-resolution images of the playset below and be sure to watch Jay & John’s special MOTUesday episode of Toy Geeks talking about all things Snake Mountain!

Click here to check out an exclusive behind-the-scenes video about the Making of Snake Mountain.
Click here to learn more about and check out episode 1 of MOTU’s Toymation Series featuring Skeletor and Snake Mountain.

Check out these exclusive, high-resolution images of Snake Mountain. Click to enlarge.