Big collectible energy today: Prime 1 Studio goes all in on Predator: Badlands with a towering Dek & Thia statue, while PureArts unveils a 43-inch Edward Kenway that treats Assassin's Creed like fine art. Round that out with a radioactive Tick, a reimagined Ghost Face, and a fresh wave of Conan figures, and it's a packed one.
Predator: Badlands Dek & Thia Statue
Prime 1 Studio is going all in on Predator: Badlands with a 1/3 scale Real Elite Masterline statue that pairs Dek, the young Predator warrior, with Thia, the android companion built from the upper torso up and inspired by Elle Fanning's performance. At just over 34 inches with LED illumination built into the sculpt, this is a serious display commitment, and Prime 1 leans into it with a themed base recreating the Razor Grass wilderness of Genna plus a sculpted appearance from the trio's third member, Bud. Dek ships with a folded plasma sword, combistick, shuriken, and an alternate roaring head, while Thia can detach from the base entirely and pose separately with her own pulse rifle. This Deluxe Bonus version throws in a swappable left hand rigged with a glowing Plasma Bow on top of all that. It's limited to 400 pieces, so if the bond between these two hooked you in theaters, don't sit on it.
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Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag Edward Kenway Statue
PureArts is bringing Edward Kenway home in a genuinely massive way: a 43-inch, 1/2 scale Prestige Line statue built with silicone skin, glass eyes, and individually punched hair for a portrait finish rather than a painted one. He's posed cutlass drawn and flintlock ready, dressed in real leather and fabric instead of sculpted-on detailing, standing on a base shaped after the Jackdaw and stamped with the Assassin's Creed IV crest. It's capped at 500 pieces worldwide and includes an alternate head sculpt plus a certificate of authenticity. If you've been waiting for a Black Flag centerpiece that treats Edward like a museum bust rather than a standard action statue, this is it.
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The Tick: Radioactive Ver.
BigBadWorkShop's SDCC 2026 exclusive take on The Tick goes full toxic sludge: a 1/12 scale Radioactive version cast in translucent green plastic with glow-in-the-dark facial expressions and an honest-to-goodness container of slime in the box. The canister prop was designed by Gridiron Studios, and the figure ships with two alternate portraits and a spare pair of hands so you can dial in exactly how radioactive he looks on the shelf. It even includes both a standard base stand and a pool stand, a nice touch for a hero who apparently glows and drips. It's in stock now in limited quantities rather than a pre-order, so don't wait around if the slime gimmick has you sold.
Disney Classics: Walt Disney & Mickey Mouse Legacy Replica Statue
Iron Studios pairs Walt Disney himself with Mickey Mouse for a 1/4 scale Legacy Replica statue, standing just over 23 inches tall in painted polystone with resin, ABS, and PVC detailing where it counts. It's a straightforward tribute piece, the studio founder alongside his most famous creation, hand-painted for a realistic finish rather than a stylized one. There's no word yet on edition size, but the officially licensed piece is up for pre-order now.
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D23 Reveal: NECA Muppet Babies
NECA teased a Muppet Babies lineup at D23, with character art for Kermit, Piggy, Animal, Gonzo, Scooter, Ralph, Skeeter, and Fozzy all showing up in the reveal. It's early: NECA is upfront that the line is still pending licensor approval and nothing shown is final, so treat this as a first look rather than a locked roster. Still, a full Muppet Babies wave from NECA is exactly the kind of childhood-cartoon deep cut we like to see get the figure treatment. We'll pass along scale, accessories, and release info the moment NECA confirms it.
Epic H.A.C.K.S. King Conan and Thulsa Doom
Boss Fight Studio's Epic H.A.C.K.S. line adds a second Conan wave, and this one goes straight for the mythic endgame with King Conan, Ruler of Aquilonia, facing off against Thulsa Doom. King Conan comes loaded: alternate head and hair options including one with his crown, a cape with medallions, a breastplate, a blessed sword and sheath, and an axe for when the sword isn't dramatic enough. Thulsa Doom is built for his undead sorcerer era, with a broken skull head, glowing eye flames, a raised or lowered ritual hood, and even a death card accessory. Both figures come on their own bases with swappable hands, so you can actually build out a confrontation diorama on the shelf. Pre-orders are open now.
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G.I. Joe Classified Series File Cards
Hasbro dropped a fresh batch of G.I. Joe Classified Series file cards, this round covering Big Lob, Hit & Run, Lifeline, and Night-Viper. There's no figure photography yet, just the character bio artwork Hasbro uses to build anticipation ahead of a formal reveal. If you collect the file cards alongside the figures, it's worth bookmarking this wave. We'll have more the moment Hasbro shows the actual product.
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Street Sharks: Streex & Ripster (Shark Bait Variant)
Mondo's Street Sharks line keeps growing with two new soft vinyl figures: Streex joins the roster for the first time, while Ripster gets a Shark Bait variant styled after gaudy fishing lure colorways. Both capture that early-90s cartoon energy Mondo has been chasing with this line, right down to the character names doing double duty as puns. Orders don't open until Tuesday, August 18 at 12pm EDT on MondoShop.com, so mark the date if you want in before these sell through.
Mazinger Z: Go! Saga
Takatoku Toys kicks off its Go! Saga line with the character that started the whole super robot genre: Mazinger Z, developed in collaboration with Yotiro-Lab. The 7-inch PVC and ABS figure is built super-articulated for dynamic battle poses, and comes with a Hover Pilder featuring folding wings plus a removable mask and swappable hands and gauntlets. The signature Rocket Punch is fully playable here too, with a removable forearm, blast effect parts, a metal chain, and a display stand so you can actually stage the launch. It's up for pre-order now.
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Shogun Horror Series: Ghost Face
Takatoku Toys opens its new Shogun Horror series by reimagining Ghost Face through a feudal Japan lens, fusing the familiar mask with samurai-era styling. The 7-inch PVC and ABS figure wears a tailored soft goods cloak for real movement instead of a sculpted-on one, and comes loaded for a fight: a standard knife, a bloody knife variant, a katana with sheath, and a bisento, plus two sets of alternate hands and an alternate head. It's a genuinely different take on a character that's been sculpted a hundred ways already, and the crossover concept alone makes it worth a look for horror collectors. Pre-orders are open now.
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That's the Roundup for Today
That's everything worth knowing from today's toy news cycle. If any of these reveals got your wheels turning on a custom commission, hit us up on the commission page — we do custom 3D printing, hand painting, and laser engraving right here in the studio. See you tomorrow!
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