WrestlingMattel Retro App Series

ULTIMATE WARRIOR

Line
Retro App Series
Scale
4.5in
Maker
Mattel
Era
Modern Era
FigurePinner price · real eBay solds
Sealed / cardedMEDIUM · 6 comps
$40
median, last 90 days · sealed sales only
Includes 6 comps classified from the listing title.
Bid check$before shipping
New$40 · 6 sales
UsedNot enough loose sales to call it
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Ultimate Warrior Retro App Series action figure
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Recent eBay Sales

50 sales on record · May 2026
Sealed / Carded6 sold$40medianThin data
May 22Brand NewFormat unknown$19.99
May 22Brand NewFormat unknown$45
May 21Brand NewFormat unknown$42
May 21Brand NewFormat unknown$55
May 21Pre-OwnedFormat unknown$20.50
May 21Brand NewFormat unknown$42
May 20Brand NewFormat unknown$49.99
May 20Brand NewFormat unknown$38
May 20Brand NewFormat unknown$56.01
May 20Brand NewFormat unknown$49.90
May 19Brand NewFormat unknown$49.99
May 18Brand NewFormat unknown$48.99
May 17Brand NewFormat unknown$22
May 17Brand NewFormat unknown$50
May 16Brand NewFormat unknown$59.98

A retro-stylized reimagining rendered in a green and pink colorway — matching face paint and trunks — that stands apart from any documented match-era attire as a collector-oriented Hasbro-style interpretation. The non-era-specific color scheme marks this 2016 Walmart exclusive as a distinct release rather than a recreation of any specific championship moment.

  • Mattel WWE Retro line
  • Wave EX (2016); Exclusive: Walmart; features body-squeeze arm raise action mechanism in Hasbro retro style.

The Ultimate Warrior (WWE Retro · Ex) is a 4.5in action figure by Mattel in the WWE Retro line. Based on 6 recent eBay sold sealed / carded listings, it currently sells for a median of $40 (thin data — treat as a range, not a fixed price).

About This Figure

Ultimate Warrior from Mattel's Retro App Series line (Modern Era), released circa 2017–2020.

Mattel paid homage to the Hasbro era with vintage-style sculpts and the original 5-point articulation — nostalgia bait that worked, selling out faster than any Mattel line since launch.

The Ultimate Warrior (James Hellwig, legally changed to Warrior) was one of the WWF's most electrifying performers of the late 1980s. His face paint, ring-shaking entrance, and intense promos made him a phenomenon. He won the WWF Championship at WrestleMania VI by defeating Hulk Hogan. He was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame hours before his death in April 2014.

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