Early last week we reported that there were unverified rumors indicating that during the pop culture convention CCXP Brazil 2025, possible “Masters of the Universe” movie merchandise could presented in the form of statues… as well as a rumor that footage from the movie possibly might be screened. (If true, we were hoping that footage would be a trailer).

Well now that CCXP Brazil has concluded, this is what panned out in regards to those rumors:

While no actual statues were on display at CCXP, Iron Studios did reportedly announce they had the license to make official “Masters of the Universe” movie statues. They displayed the official movie logo during their CCXP Iron Studios Panel to an excited crowd.

The “Masters of the Universe” Movie Logo presented at an IRON STUDIOS Panel

In regards to possible movie footage shown, we got excited to see Teela actress Camila Mendes arrive at the São Paulo Guarulhos Airport in Brazil with Rudy Mancuso this week.

It begged the question: could the rumor be true and did Camila Mendes fly out to Brazil to attend CCXP for “Masters of the Universe” ? Or was she there just to support her fiancé Rudy Mancuso (who was there for the “IT: Welcome to Derry” series?)

Actress Camila Mendes at CCXP BRAZIL with Fiancé

While the Teela actress did attend CCXP Brazil, unfortunately (from what we can tell) it turned out to be for the latter… to support of her fiancé.

So unless there was “Masters of the Universe” footage screened privately to Brazilian cinema organizations and the like (with Camila Mendes possibly presenting the footage), these rumors only ended up being 50% true (unfortunately).

The “Masters of the Universe” Movie is currently in Post-Production with the film scheduled to be released in cinemas worldwide on June 5th, 2026

We’ll see you next time.

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Bit of a bummer. CCXP was such a bizarre event this year. Usually they attract all the studios and talent since it’s basically the Brazil version of SDCC but this year didn’t seem to have the big hitters.
Like they had an interactive booth for Supergirl but no panel or trailer….however on the other side of the US in New York on Sunday the actors, director and studio heads for Supergirl hosted a press event and panel to debut the trailer ahead of it going live for the public later in the week. I mean seems like something they could of done at CCXP?
Either way fingers crossed this is THE week.

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