Today's roundup leans hard into G.I. Joe with four separate Classified Series and Super7 releases, plus a fresh Marvel Legends X-Men '97 Beast and a campy McFarlane Batman and Robin two pack pulled straight from the 1966 series.
G.I. Joe Classified Series Cobra Pilot & Cobra C.L.A.W.
Cobra's air support just got a serious upgrade. The Classified Series pairs a Cobra Pilot figure with the C.L.A.W., Cobra's Covert Light Aerial Weapon, and the vehicle alone is packed with playable detail: retractable landing gear on rolling wheels, canards and wing tips that pivot, and a turret that swivels with a barrel that angles up and down. The pilot comes loaded too, nine accessories including a removable helmet, two alternate heads, and a figure stand to keep him steady in the cockpit. Two jet thruster effects and a pair of missiles round out the set. It's in stock now at BigBadToyStore for anyone who wants Cobra air power on the shelf.
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G.I. Joe Classified Series Pythona
Cobra-La's royal messenger has landed in the Classified Series line. Pythona comes dressed for G.I. Joe: The Movie, with an alternate ponytail head, twin chakrams, and a set of swappable hands including a poison effect and a smoke effect. She also carries five bio-mechanical creature accessories that double as weapons, a fitting nod to how unhinged Cobra-La always looked next to the rest of Cobra. Pythona is King Golobulus's emissary and one of Cobra-La's most skilled assassins, and this figure leans into that with a loadout built for stealth and infiltration. She's in stock now at BigBadToyStore.
JoyToy King of Fighters '98: Ultimate Match Master Team
JoyToy is bringing three more King of Fighters legends into 1/18 scale with the Master Team wave: Takuma Sakazaki, Saisyu Kusanagi, and Heidern. All three come from KOF '98: Ultimate Match, one of the most beloved entries in SNK's long running fighting game series, and the trio covers some of the franchise's most iconic mentors and commanders. At this scale JoyToy's figures tend to punch above their size with sharp sculpting and character accurate detailing, which should suit fighters known for their stances as much as their strikes. Pre-orders are open now at BigBadToyStore for collectors building out a King of Fighters shelf.
McFarlane Toys Batman and Robin: Batman Classic TV Series
McFarlane is going full campy 1966 with a Batman and Robin two pack pulled straight from the Batman Classic TV Series. Both figures come in 7 inch scale with six extra hands between them, an alternate Batman head portrait, and a pair of batarangs for good measure. The set also throws in a Batradio and a bust with a hidden switch, plus two art cards, the kind of extras that make a McFarlane Collector Edition worth the shelf space. Pre-orders open August 25th at 12pm EDT.
Super7 G.I. Joe Comic Collector Series Snake Eyes
Snake Eyes gets the comic treatment with Super7's newest ReAction+ box set, which pairs the 3.75 inch figure with an actual reprint of issue #2 from 1982's Panic at the North Pole story. This version wears his mask, since rumor has it he spent eight hours in a sensory deprivation tank before this mission, and he comes armed with a weasel skull necklace, a backpack, and a rifle. With 12 points of articulation he holds a pose better than most figures at this price. Only 5,000 sets exist, priced at $29.99 and shipping late October, so this is one to grab before it's gone.
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First Look: G.I. Joe Classified Series Ninja Force Snake Eyes and Jinx
Hasbro just gave us our first official look at Ninja Force Snake Eyes and Kim Jinx Arashikage as a two pack, and it's a Target exclusive tied to this year's Target Fall Geek-Out event. No word yet on accessories or articulation count, just the reveal itself, but pairing Snake Eyes with Jinx in the Ninja Force line is exactly the kind of matchup collectors have been asking for. Pre-orders open Friday, September 18th at 9am ET, so mark the date if you want a shot at these before they're gone.
Mondo Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles The Shredder
Shredder steps into Mondo's TMNT: MondoVerse 1/6 line as the villain that started it all, leading the Foot Clan with interchangeable portraits and removable armor over fabric costume pieces. He comes loaded with his signature weapons plus a set of Krang inspired accessories, a fun touch that ties him to the wider MondoVerse story. This is a timed edition, meaning the pre-order window is the only shot at one, open Tuesday August 25th at 12pm EDT through Friday September 4th at 1am EDT exclusively on MondoShop.com.
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Mattel Monster High Wednesday: Agnes and Wednesday
Monster High is crossing over with Wednesday for a doll pair featuring Agnes and Wednesday herself. Details on outfits and accessories haven't been shared yet, but a Wednesday tie-in doll line is a natural fit for Monster High's whole spooky sensibility. Pre-orders are open now for collectors who want to get their hands on this pairing early.
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Marvel Legends Series X-Men '97 Beast
Beast joins the Marvel Legends X-Men '97 line, pulling his look straight from the hit Disney+ revival series. He's priced at $39.99 and expected to ship in November, giving fans of the animated relaunch another core team member to add to the shelf. X-Men '97 has been on a roll with Legends releases, and Beast rounds out a roster that's been steadily filling in since the show's return.
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That's the Roundup for Today
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