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List of M.A.S.K. toys and characters

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The following is a list of characters and vehicles from the M.A.S.K. media franchise, including the toyline and its television adaptation. The toyline lasted longer than the cartoon series.

Toylines

Kenner

There were five different lines of toys released by Kenner. Some packaging was altered for the European market to make the line seem less violent, such as revising box art so that vehicles' weapons were not shown firing, or, in several cases, changing vehicle names entirely. Additionally, Europe received four adventure packs that were not released in North America, as well as several extra action figure two-packs with redecoed figures.

Series	Year	Description
Series One	1985	The original toyline featuring many of the central characters from the animated television series.
Series Two	1986	A second line that expanded on the first by adding more characters from the series.
Adventure Packs	1986	A series of blister packs containing single figures and accessories, some of which were only available in Europe.
Series Three	1987	The third series of toys that were based on the second season of the animated series, whose plots centered around race driving.
Series Four	1987–1988	The fourth series was subtitled Split Seconds, consisting of a vehicle that split in two along with a pair of action figures, one of which was a transparent version of the main figure intended as a hologram of the featured character. This toyline was released a year after the animated series had ended.

The Loyal Subjects

In September 2024, The Loyal Subjects inked a deal with Hasbro to relaunch a host of legacy brands, including M.A.S.K.

The first wave of products will be released in July 2025.

M.A.S.K. members and their vehicles

M.A.S.K. (short for Mobile Armored Strike Kommand) is the name of the organisation who fights against the forces of V.E.N.O.M.

Among its known members in order of appearance are:

Skybolt	New Spectrum	A jet fighter that splits into an turbo-boost car and aerial attack craft. His accompanying mask is New Spectrum which also creates a holographic double.

|- style="border-bottom:3px solid navy" | Scott Trakker || The son of Matt Trakker who raised him alone, Scott has great mechanical skills and built his robot companion T-Bob. || Brennan Thicke |- style="border-bottom:3px solid navy" | T-Bob || The cowardly robot sidekick of Scott Trakker that converts into a single-wheel scooter. T-Bob cracks bad jokes and is easily frightened. According to the UK-produced comic series by Fleetway, T-Bob was short for "Thingamabob". || Graeme McKenna |- |- style="border-bottom:3px solid navy" ||

Dynamo	New Lifter	A dune buggy that splits into a helicopter and assault cart. His mask, New Lifter, also creates a holographic double.

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The Collector	Disruptor	A tollbooth that transforms into an attack installation and where he uses the Disruptor mask to disrupt radio transmissions. First show appearance is episode 67.

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Afterburner	New Backlash	A dragster that splits into a small jet plane and an elevated turret. His New Backlash also produces a holographic clone.

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Razorback	Eclipse	A red and white Ford Thunderbird stock car that turns into an elevated armed-rescue tank. First show appearance is episode 70. His mask, Eclipse, creates a field of inky darkness.

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Ramp-Up	New Blaster	A repair ramp that turns into a tank. This toy was intended as part of the 1987-88 Split Seconds series but was never released.

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Wildcat	Ditcher	A tow truck that turns into a vertical fighting machine. First show appearance is episode 66. He uses the Ditcher mask which gouges into the earth and rock digging wide trenches.

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Stiletto	New Collider	A Lamborghini Countach that splits into an attack helicopter and raid plane. Her mask is New Collider which also produces her holographic clone.

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Detonator	New Maraj	A Volkswagen Beetle that separates into a hovercraft and an assault quad bike. The New Maraj mask also creates a holographic clone of himself.

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Meteor	Cruise Control	A white jet stunt plane that splits into a smaller aerial fighter and a missile launching tank. First show appearance is episode 71. His Cruise Control mask takes control of vehicles' speed.

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Arctic Assault	Gulliver	An armed jetpack released only in Europe, he also uses the Gulliver mask with it.

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Fireforce	New Streamer	A 1987 Pontiac Fiero that splits into a glider craft and three-wheeled attack motorcycle. He uses the New Streamer mask which can also create a holographic clone of himself.

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Bulldog	Comrade	A bluish gray Kenworth K100 diesel truck (light gray in the cartoon) that turns into a half-track tank. First show appearance is episode 66. His mask, Comrade, fires red energy stars to disorientate opponents. Bulldog was renamed Bulldoze for the European market.

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Goliath II	Totem	An indigo ramp truck that turns into a command station and missile launcher, and serves as a launch platform for Trakker's Goliath I racing vehicle. First show appearance is episode 67. His mask, Totem, fires small totem-shaped projectiles.

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Bullet	Vortex	A blue and white racing motorcycle that turns into a hovercraft. First show appearance is episode 68. His mask is called Vortex that creates controlled whirlwinds. Bullet was renamed Bandit for its European release.

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V.E.N.O.M. members and their vehicles

V.E.N.O.M. (short for Vicious Evil Network Of Mayhem) is a criminal organization against which M.A.S.K. fights. V.E.N.O.M.'s primary goal was obtaining money through either robbery, extortion, counterfeiting, and kidnapping, or attempting to steal historical artifacts. Unlike the M.A.S.K. agents, V.E.N.O.M. personnel were not depicted in the animated series as holding any type of regular employment between assignments since most of them are convicted criminals.

Among its known members in order of appearance are:

Wolfbeast	New Viper	A blue Corvette Stingray which splits into a tank and gunner's shuttle. His mask is New Viper which also projects his holographic clone.

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Pitstop Catapult	Sawblade	A fueling station that becomes an armored catapulting grinder. He uses the Sawblade mask that fires slashing blades.

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Thunderball	New Torch	An anti-aircraft gun disguised as a holding tank tower, this toy was intended as part of the 1987-88 Split Seconds series but was never released.

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Manta	Whip	A purple Nissan 300ZX Z31 that converts into an assault jet. First show appearance is episode 2. Her Whip mask emits long, powerful strands of electronic energy.

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Barracuda	New Magna-Beam	A yellow motorcycle that turns into a rocket glider and armed booster cycle. The New Magna-Beam mask produces his holographic double. The European release of Barracuda was named "Jackal".

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Vandal	New Buckshot	A purple and yellow front-end loader which separates into a recon aircraft and a tank. Here, he uses the New Buckshot mask to make his holographic double.

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Outlaw	Powerhouse
Gorey serves as its co-pilot with Mayhem. His Powerhouse mask (called Samson in several episodes of the animated series) allows him to multiply his strength.

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Iguana	Mudslinger	A black all-terrain vehicle that turns into a mobile buzz saw platform. First show appearance is episode 66. His Mudslinger mask shoots mud at his enemies.

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Buzzard	Deep Freeze	He operates one of two assault dragsters that detach from the main vehicle. He uses the mask Deep Freeze that fires a cold energy ray.

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Other toys

Vehicle	Mask	Description
Hornet	Lasertron	A M.A.S.K. packing crate that opened to reveal an aerial attack vehicle. The toy came with a Matt Trakker figure and the Lasertron mask (a redress of the Ultra-Flash mask from Rhino).
Ratfang	Raynet	A V.E.N.O.M. truck with limited transforming capabilities, its exhausts swung out to form side cannons. Its doors, wheels and hood burst apart when triggered by infrared beams fired from Hornet. The toy was a blue redeco of Firecracker fitted with a camper shell, and came with a Miles Mayhem action figure.

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Notes

References

References

"MASK: The Complete Series: DVD Talk Review of the DVD Video". Dvdtalk.com.
Zahn, James. (2024-09-09). "LA Fall Toy Previews: Radical Retro: M.A.S.K. Toplines The Loyal Subjects’ Totally Outrageous Hasbro Legacy Line in 2025".
Zahn, James. (2024-10-09). "The Loyal Subjects, Hasbro Serve Up More Details on ‘Retro Reimagined’ Brand Partnership Plans".
Aguilar, Matthew. (2025-02-28). "The Loyal Subjects and Hasbro Reveal Toy Fair First Look at M.A.S.K. Toy Line (Exclusive)".
"OAFE - GI Joe: Specialist Matt Trakker review". Cafe.net.
"Laser Command!", issues #69−70 (6−13 August 1988)

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