Today's roundup swings from a surprise D23 reveal of NECA's Muppet Babies lineup to Hot Toys going all in on Fortnite with a 3,000-piece Jonesy figure, plus a fresh wave of Boss Fight Conan figures and two new Weta Workshop Lord of the Rings minis to round things out.
NECA Muppet Babies
NECA dropped a first look at their Muppet Babies figures straight from the D23 show floor, and it's a full roster: Kermit, Piggy, Animal, Gonzo, Scooter, Ralph, Skeeter and Fozzy all lined up together. It's a genuine curveball for a brand that built its name on horror icons and wrestling legends, but the sculpts already read as unmistakably Muppet Babies, soft proportions, oversized heads, that cartoon warmth intact. Nothing's final yet: NECA is still waiting on licensor approval before this line locks in. Still, a wave built around an ensemble cast like this is the kind of thing that turns a shelf into a diorama on day one.
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Boss Fight Studio King Conan and Thulsa Doom
Boss Fight Studio's Epic H.A.C.K.S. line adds a second wave of Conan figures, and this one goes straight for the throne with King Conan: Ruler of Aquilonia facing off against Thulsa Doom: Undead Sorcerer. King Conan comes loaded, alternate heads and hair including a crowned option, a cape with medallions, breastplate, blessed sword and sheath, an axe, alternate armor and hands. Thulsa Doom counters with swappable skull heads, a crown, eye flame effects, a hooded ritual vestment, and his own alternate hands. Both figures are 1/12 scale, priced at $59.99 each, and slated to ship Q4 2026. This is the kind of hero-versus-sorcerer pairing that begs to be displayed as a matched set.
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G.I. Joe Classified Series File Cards
Hasbro keeps feeding the G.I. Joe Classified Series file card drip, and this batch covers Big Lob, Hit & Run, Lifeline and Night-Viper. These file cards are usually the first breadcrumb before a figure reveal, so treat this as a heads up rather than a final look. Collectors tracking the Classified roster will want to note all four names, since Hasbro tends to follow these cards with product announcements within a matter of weeks. No figures, pricing or release info yet, just character intel for now.
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Takatoku Toys Shogun Horror Series Ghost Face
Takatoku Toys kicks off its new Shogun Horror line by fusing Ghost Face's iconic mask with feudal Japanese armor, and the result is genuinely striking. The 7-inch figure is built for dynamic posing with real articulation, not just a static mask on a stock body, and it comes wrapped in a soft goods cloak for extra movement in the pose. The loadout backs that up too: an alternate head, two pairs of hands, a katana with sheath, a bisento, and both a standard and bloody knife with their own sheath. It's a bold reinterpretation for a character whose likeness rarely gets reimagined this dramatically, and the samurai silhouette actually works.
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Super7 SDCC 2026 TMNT Ooze 4-Pack
Super7's SDCC 2026 exclusive brings the Ooze back in glow-in-the-dark form, a 4-pack of 3 3/4-inch ReAction+ Turtles built on that classic o-ring articulation style straight out of 1980s G.I. Joe. It's a deep cut for anyone who grew up with the cartoon, right down to the retro proportions and the glow gimmick that made the Ooze toys so memorable the first time around. The set runs $100 with free US shipping and is expected to ship in September 2026. For collectors who missed the original convention exclusives, this is a rare shot at owning the set without chasing secondary market prices.
Hot Toys Fortnite Megami Style Aura, Cuddle Team Leader and Jules
Hot Toys folds three more Fortnite skins into its Megami Style line: Aura, Cuddle Team Leader, and Jules, each rendered as a 7.87-inch PVC statue at 1/9 scale. Every figure ships with its own display stand and, in a nice touch for active players, an in-game content download code for the actual skin. Aura brings the treasure hunter aesthetic, Cuddle Team Leader leans into that oversized mascot-suit charm, and Jules rounds it out with a more grounded engineer look. It's a line built to appeal both ways, as shelf pieces for statue collectors and as a bonus for anyone still dropping into the island.
Hot Toys Fortnite Jonesy the First
Hot Toys goes all in on Jonesy, Fortnite's original default skin turned mainstay hero, with a 1/6 scale figure limited to just 3,000 pieces worldwide. The head sculpt is new, rolling eyeballs and all, and the body uses silicone arms to keep the proportions clean while still holding a pose. He comes dressed for a real match too: tactical vest, utility belt, camo pants, a forearm comm gauntlet, and boots with shin guards, backed by a loadout that includes a rocket launcher, tactical shotgun, flare gun, default pickaxe, and a Victory Royale crown on its own display cushion. Eight interchangeable hands and an in-game content code round out the package. At 25 points of articulation and 12.6 inches tall, this is built for players who want their Victory Royale moment sitting on a shelf, not just a screen.
Weta Workshop Mouth of Sauron
Weta Workshop's Mouth of Sauron miniature statue leans fully into how unsettling this character was on screen, mounted on an armored steed and wrapped in black cloth with only that grotesque mouth and chin left exposed. At 8.42 inches and cast in polystone, the sculpt was built with reference to the original Return of the King film scans, so the proportions and texture work track closely to what audiences actually saw. The mount alone carries jagged plate armor and chainmail with patches of black fur showing through, which adds a lot of visual weight for a piece this size. It's a strong pickup for anyone building out their Mordor side of a Lord of the Rings display.
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Weta Workshop Gollum Guide to Mordor
Weta Workshop's Gollum Guide to Mordor miniature captures him mid-scheme, leading Frodo and Sam through the hidden paths of Middle-earth while quietly plotting to reclaim his Precious. At 3.5 inches and sculpted in polystone by Bawal Saggi, this is a small piece but a detailed one, referencing the Two Towers film footage directly for accuracy. It's an easy companion piece to run alongside a Frodo and Sam display, or to stand alone as a character study of one of the trilogy's most tragic figures. Small format statues like this are an easy way to round out a Middle-earth shelf without needing the space a full scale piece demands.
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Prime 1 Studio Batman Final Suit
Prime 1 Studio pulls Batman's Sixth Dimension design out of the comic page and into a genuinely massive statue, built around the Justice League: The Sixth Dimension storyline with designer Jorge Jimenez, who worked on the original art. The wings alone dominate the piece, and the gold finish went through what the studio describes as countless passes to land the right radiance, right down to internal wing structure that never even showed in the comic. LED illumination in the helmet and lit energy effects push the presentation further, and the set is staged with Flash, Green Lantern and Wonder Woman sculpted into the ruins of the Hall of Justice around him. This Bonus Version adds a swappable pair of clawed hands, letting you shift the pose without buying a second statue. It's a serious commitment piece for anyone chasing the more experimental corners of the DC Universe.
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That's the Roundup for Today
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