The Loyal Subjects are at it again. First, we got Strawberry Shortcake, then Jem, and now M.A.S.K. They have teased that they will reveal more about all their toy lines, including the highly anticipated M.A.S.K. vehicles, at the New York Toy Fair this weekend.
I am looking forward to seeing more as I was a fan of the show as a child and used to play with my brother and his M.A.S.K. toys!
What is M.A.S.K.?
M.A.S.K. was an animated series that lasted for two seasons from 1985 to 1986. Produced by DIC, it had 75 episodes and an incredible toy line.
The show was very 1980s, as was the theme song.
If I were to describe the show, it would be a combination of G.I. Joe and Transformers.
The good guys were M.A.S.K., which stood for Mobile Armored Strike Kommand. Led by Matt Tracker, these characters had transforming vehicles that they used to fight the bad guys.
The bad guys in the story were called V.E.N.O.M., which stood for Vicious Evil Network of Mayhem. Of course, they had to transform vehicles as well. They were led by Miles Mayhem.
The show was also called M.A.S.K. because of their helmets or “masks.”
But what really made this show iconic was the amazing toy line!
Now, in 2025, we will finally get M.A.S.K. vehicles back on the shelves!
So far, from the tease, we know they are working on Thunderhawk with Matt Tracker aka Hunter (red car,) Switchblade with Miles Mayhem aka Wolf (purple helicopter,) Condor with Brad Turner aka Chopper (green motorcycle,) and finally Rhino that originally came with both Matt Tracker and Bruce Sato aka Magic (truck.)
Back in the day, there were so many vehicles, four series worth that included accessories, and the big Boulder Hill playset as well.
I can not wait to learn more about these this weekend! What I really want to know is the price. So far, The Loyal Subjects have been doing a great job of making these pieces affordable while also looking great!
Stay tuned. I will try to keep you all updated!
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