Today's roundup leans hard into DC and anime, with McFarlane's new Atrocitus and Red Lantern Corps two-pack and a genuinely gruesome Invincible Battle Beast Deluxe from Super7 leading the way, plus fresh Dragon Ball, G.I. Joe, and LEGO Harry Potter drops rounding things out.
DC Multiverse Atrocitus & Red Lantern Corps 2-Pack





McFarlane's DC Multiverse line adds a genuinely nasty pairing with the Atrocitus and Red Lantern Corps two-pack, now in stock. Atrocitus comes built around the classic Red Lantern rage aesthetic, and the set packs up to 22 points of articulation across the pair so you can actually stage a fight instead of a static shelf pose. Each figure ships with its own base and art card, plus interchangeable heads and hands for the Red Lantern Corps figure and a tiny Dex-Starr miniature riding along with Atrocitus's central power battery. At 7-inch scale it slots right into the rest of the DC Multiverse wave, and the plastic-and-fabric mix keeps the cape work looking sharp instead of stiff.
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Invincible Battle Beast: Colossus of Emsiu Blood Splatter Deluxe




Super7 is going gruesome with this GameStop-exclusive Deluxe Battle Beast, straight out of issue #1 of the Invincible universe's own Battle Beast comic. This 7-inch figure packs 32 points of articulation, and the sculpt actually commits to the source material: Battle Beast is caught mid-bite into the arm of a defeated Colossus of Emsiu, broken broadsword accessory included. The paint job leans into the violence too, with a bright green splatter effect layered over the orange armor plates. It's a Deluxe release exclusive to GameStop, so that's the place to grab it if the gore-forward take on Battle Beast is your thing.
G.I. Joe Classified Sgt. Slaughter and the Triple T





Sgt. Slaughter reports back for duty with G.I. Joe Classified Series #214, and Hasbro paired him with a vehicle worthy of a Drill Instructor: the Triple T Tag Team Terminator. The Triple T rolls in with working treads, movable cannons, and its own battle platform, giving the set real tabletop presence instead of just another single-carded figure. It's a Hasbro Pulse exclusive, with Pulse Premium members getting a dedicated early-access window before general sale opens. If you've been waiting for Cobra's classic nemesis to get the Classified treatment alongside real vehicle support, this is the drop.
Dragon Ball Super Goku Black Super Saiyan Rose S.H.Figuarts



Goku Black's Super Saiyan Rose form is back in S.H.Figuarts as a reissue, and Tamashii Nations didn't cut corners on the articulation needed to sell that signature ki glow. The figure stands about 5.5 inches tall and comes loaded with swap parts, two left hands and three right hands plus three optional expression faces, so you can build anything from a calm stare down to a full Kamehameha wind-up. The pink-toned sculpt is there specifically to read as energized rather than just recolored, matching how he's drawn in Dragon Ball Super. It's aimed at collectors 15 and up, and being a reissue means a second shot at a figure that sold out fast the first time around.
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DC Super Powers Wave 2





McFarlane's DC Super Powers throwback line keeps rolling with an Entertainment Earth-exclusive wave 2 case, packing six 4.5-inch figures with vintage-style blister card art: Batman Beyond, Starfire, Raven, Wildcat, Dr. Midnight, and Black Adam. These aren't meant to compete with the 7-inch Multiverse line on articulation, they're built around roughly 7 points each to nail the 1980s Kenner-era feel the Super Powers brand is chasing. Batman Beyond and Raven both get soft fabric capes instead of molded plastic, a nice touch at this scale and price point. If you've been collecting the Super Powers wave one by one, this case fills out a solid chunk of the Justice Society and Titans side of the roster in one go.
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NBX Glow-in-the-Dark Lock, Shock and Barrel POP!

Funko's glow-in-the-dark treatment lands on Lock, Shock and Barrel this round, an Entertainment Earth exclusive POP! set pulled straight from The Nightmare Before Christmas. It's the trio of trick-or-treating troublemakers rendered in Funko's signature vinyl style, with the GID paint meant to actually hold a charge under light rather than just look pearlescent on the shelf. There's not a lot of mystery left in a Funko POP! at this point, but a glow variant of a set this recognizable is still worth flagging for NBX collectors filling out a Halloween-adjacent shelf. It's up for pre-order now through Entertainment Earth.
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Funko A Christmas Story, Simpsons and FNAF POP! Wave





Funko dropped a grab-bag pre-order wave this week spanning A Christmas Story, The Simpsons, and Five Nights at Freddy's, all available at once through Entertainment Earth. It's the kind of release that rewards collectors chasing specific characters across different lines rather than a single unified set, so it's worth checking the full listing if any of those three properties are on your want list. FNAF continues to be one of Funko's more reliable sellers given how deep the character roster runs, while A Christmas Story and Simpsons POPs tend to move fast around the holidays. All three are available for pre-order now.
TMNT Ultimates 2003 Shredder





Super7's TMNT Ultimates keep pulling from the 2003 animated series, and the Shredder figure from Wave 13 just got knocked down to $46 on Amazon as a limited-time deal. He comes correct with a 7-inch scale sculpt, double-jointed arms and knees, and interchangeable heads and hands so you can pose the whole showdown against Splinter and Casey Jones. Buy into the full Wave 13 lineup directly from Super7 and you also unlock an exclusive accessory pack, an alternate Casey Jones portrait, a gauntlet, and a glow-in-the-dark Sword of Tengu, though that bonus is tied to the complete wave rather than this single figure. At $46 for a Shredder this detailed, it's a solid pickup if you've been building out the 2003-era Turtles roster.
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Street Fighter Alpha 3 Storm Arena Dan and Nash





Storm Collectibles rounds out its Street Fighter Alpha 3 Storm Arena line with Special Edition releases of Dan and Nash, both now in stock at BigBadToyStore. These are 1/12 scale figures built to match the rest of Storm's Alpha 3 roster, giving Alpha-era completionists two more fighters to slot in alongside whatever else they've already picked up from the line. Special Edition releases from Storm Collectibles typically bring extra accessories or alternate parts over the standard release, so it's worth comparing against the base versions if you already own Dan or Nash. Both figures are available now, in stock rather than pre-order.
Dragon Ball Z Full Power Frieza: Battle Scarred Edition





This Full Power Frieza gets the Battle Scarred treatment in S.H.Figuarts, recreating his beat-up state from the Planet Namek fight with damage paintwork applied across the whole body rather than just a few token scuffs. It ships with a newly sculpted wounded face expression part specifically for this battered look, so you're not stuck reusing a stock angry face. The real draw for existing collectors is the bonus Son Goku head part, compatible with the Super Saiyan Son Goku Legendary Super Saiyan figure, which lets you recreate the exact moment his transformation breaks and his hair goes wild in the wind. It's a smart way to sell a crossover diorama moment without needing a whole extra figure.
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Pacific Rim Moderoid Gipsy Danger Model Kit





Good Smile's Moderoid line takes on Pacific Rim with a Gipsy Danger kit built straight from the film's original 3DCG data, standing about 8.27 inches once assembled. It's fully articulated at the joints with swappable hand parts, so you can pose the Jaeger through its signature Plasma Cannon and Chain Sword attacks using the included interchangeable weapon parts. The kit mixes pre-painted pieces with unpainted translucent parts across multiple colored runners, keeping true model-kit assembly involved without demanding a full paint job to look right. Just know the instructions may not include an English translation, so it helps to have some kit-building experience or a reference video queued up before you start.
LEGO Harry Potter Ministry of Magic and Hogwarts Castle Sets





LEGO is timing a fresh wave of Harry Potter sets to the wizarding world's unofficial back-to-Hogwarts date of September 1st, and this drop covers the Ministry of Magic Collectors Edition alongside a Mini Hogwarts Castle and a Ministry Munchies Daily Prophet Stand set. The Ministry of Magic set is the headline piece here, built for display rather than as a minifigure playset, while the Mini Hogwarts Castle offers a more compact alternative for anyone without room for LEGO's full-size castle builds. The Daily Prophet Stand rounds things out as a smaller accessory build, the kind of set that works well as a shelf-filler next to the bigger pieces. All three are aimed at fans looking to mark the September 1st date with something new rather than just rebuying old favorites.
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That's the Roundup for Today
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