Masters of the Universe Props Head to Auction as Sequel Talk Stalls
VIP Fan Auctions will sell 138 screen-used lots, including the He-Man costume, from November 10, 2026, according to comingsoon.net.
VIP Fan Auctions has announced that 138 screen-used costumes and prop lots from Masters of the Universe will go under the hammer, with bidding opening on November 10, 2026, according to comingsoon.net. The sale runs for two weeks.
Among the lots are the He-Man costume, a blonde wig and an arm blaster used in the film. The auction house has not said how the items will be grouped or what starting prices will be.
The announcement has led some fans to speculate online that Masters of the Universe 2 may not move forward. There has been no official confirmation that a sequel has been canceled, and neither the studio nor director Travis Knight has commented on the sale's implications.
The film was released earlier in 2026 and grossed $114 million worldwide against a production budget of $170–200 million. It arrived on Amazon Prime Video on July 22, 2026; FlixPatrol reported it reached No. 1 in 25 countries, while Nielsen's July 20–26 streaming ratings logged over 1.17 billion minutes of watch time.
Knight previously told ScreenRant that the decision on a sequel was out of his hands.
Quick answers
When does the Masters of the Universe auction start?
Bidding starts on November 10, 2026, and the auction runs for two weeks.
What items are being auctioned?
VIP Fan Auctions is selling 138 screen-used costumes and prop lots, including the He-Man costume, a blonde wig and an arm blaster.
Has Masters of the Universe 2 been canceled?
There has been no official confirmation that a sequel has been canceled; the speculation follows the auction announcement.