Masters of the Universe Origins 5.5 inch Beast Man 200X Action Figure
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Buying guide
Compare five Argos MOTU ORIGINS figures by character, accessories, age 6+ guidance and the narrow £22.99-£29.99 price spread.
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Last verified: 2026-11-15
This is a character-led shortlist rather than a page with one clear winner, so the best pick depends on who the figure is for and which character you want most. At Argos, Beast Man sits at £29.99, while Evil-Lyn is £22.99, and the whole shortlist sits in a tight £22.99-£29.99 range with age guidance of 6+ on the listings. If you want the most affordable route in, the £22.99 figures are the easier starting point; if you want a specific character such as Beast Man, check whether the higher price matches the extras and display appeal you want.
Start with Masters of the Universe Origins 5.5 inch Beast Man 200X Action Figure (£29.99), Masters of the Universe Origins 5.5 inch Evil-Lyn 200X Action Figure (£22.99), Masters of the Universe Origins 5.5 inch Man-At-Arms 200X Action Figure (£22.99) because they give you a focused set of current retailer options to compare. The visible price range is £22.99-£29.99, so check whether the extra spend buys a useful specification difference rather than only a different brand or finish. The shortlist includes MOTU ORIGINS, which helps you compare familiar brands against specification, delivery and value.
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Use this table to scan the shortlist quickly before opening individual product pages. It covers Action figures, so compare like-for-like where possible before deciding which toy best fits your priorities, budget and available space. The most useful checks are product type, available options, current price and whether the retailer details match the way you plan to use it.
| Product | Type | Age range | Options | From |
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| Masters of the Universe Origins 5.5 inch Beast Man 200X Action Figure | Action figures | Check retailer | Check retailer | £29.99 |
| Masters of the Universe Origins 5.5 inch Evil-Lyn 200X Action Figure | Action figures | Check retailer | Check retailer | £22.99 |
| Masters of the Universe Origins 5.5 inch Man-At-Arms 200X Action Figure | Action figures | Check retailer | Check retailer | £22.99 |
| Masters of the Universe Origins 5.5 inch Mossman 200X Action Figure | Action figures | Check retailer | Check retailer | £22.99 |
| Masters of the Universe Origins 5.5 inch Ram Man 200X Action Figure | Action figures | Check retailer | Check retailer | £29.99 |
The five shortlisted figures are all MOTU ORIGINS action figures, all at 5.5-inch scale, and the common articulation count reported across the listings is 16 points. That makes this a close comparison of character appeal, sculpt detail and included accessories rather than a broad format comparison. The figures are described as 200X-inspired / Cartoon Collection style releases, and there were no visible ratings or reviews on the captured Argos pages, so the buying decision leans more on product details than star scores.
If you are choosing between Beast Man, Evil-Lyn, Man-At-Arms, Mossman and Ram Man, the main trade-off is character appeal versus price. The £22.99 figures give you the lower entry point, while the £29.99 figures ask for a little more, so check whether you are paying extra for the character you want or for accessories and display detail that matter to you. For collector display, the sculpt and character choice may matter more; for gifting, the safest route is usually the character the child already recognises or likes.
This Argos shortlist is tight: 1 brand, 1 product type and 5 figures in the same 5.5-inch MOTU ORIGINS line. That is useful because it keeps the comparison focused on real shopper decisions like price, age fit, accessories and which character has the strongest pull, instead of forcing a comparison between very different toys. It is useful, but not definitive, because the current evidence is product-page-led and the visible review details is limited.
The price spread is narrow at £22.99-£29.99, with Beast Man and Ram Man at the top end and Evil-Lyn, Man-At-Arms and Mossman at £22.99. Because the price difference is small, value is more likely to come from character choice, included extras and display interest than from a major jump in size or poseability. Availability should be checked on the live Argos page before buying, because current stock and delivery or collection details can change.
Start with the character first, then check the age guidance, accessories and whether the figure is for gift giving or display. All of the shortlisted figures are listed by Argos as suitable for ages 6+, so that guidance should be your main age reference rather than assuming one figure is more suitable than another. After that, compare the listed extras and decide whether the current stock position and price still make sense for the specific figure you want.
Value on this shortlist is tied to character choice, not a major performance jump, because the figures share the same basic scale and articulation. The £22.99 options look like the easier value entry point, while Beast Man at £29.99 only makes sense if that specific character, sculpt or accessory bundle is the one you want most. Before you buy, check the latest Argos price, stock status and retailer terms so the figure you choose still matches your budget and the way you plan to use it.
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For a gift, the best choice is usually the character the recipient already knows or likes most. Because the shortlist is built around Beast Man, Evil-Lyn, Man-At-Arms, Mossman and Ram Man, the safest pick is the one with the strongest character appeal rather than the one that simply costs the most.
Not automatically. The higher price only makes sense if the character, sculpt details or included extras are the ones you want; otherwise the £22.99 figures may offer the better buy for the same 5.5-inch, 16-point-articulation baseline.
Argos lists these figures as suitable for ages 6+, and that should be treated as the main guidance. They also carry the usual under-3 warning, so shoppers should check the live product page and stay within the retailer’s age advice.
The captured Argos pages did not show visible customer ratings or review counts for this shortlist, so star scores are not a useful comparison point here. That means shoppers should rely more on the listed character, price, accessories and current stock details before buying.
The main difference is character appeal and the character-specific details on each listing, not a big change in size or poseability. All are 5.5-inch MOTU ORIGINS figures, so the decision comes down to which figure, accessories and display style you prefer.