Today's roundup runs wide: Mezco's HBO Max-accurate Peacemaker and McFarlane's Arkham Origins Deathstroke lead the pack, with a G.I. Joe arctic exclusive, a Star Trek prop replica, and a Black Myth: Wukong preview rounding out the rest.
Blokees Saint Seiya Champion Class 15: Pisces Aphrodite and Andromeda Shun
Saint Seiya keeps expanding in kit form, and this round of Blokees Champion Class 15 releases pairs Pisces Aphrodite with Andromeda Shun. These are snap-fit model kits rather than pre-painted figures, so molded color separation and panel lines carry more of the visual weight than they would on a finished figure. That build-it-yourself instinct is one we get behind: it's the same mindset that has us hand painting and laser engraving one-off commissions in the studio, just running through injection-molded plastic instead of resin. Pre-orders are open now for anyone looking to round out their Cloth Saints shelf.
Mezco Toyz One:12 Collective DC Peacemaker
Mezco's One:12 Collective is bringing Peacemaker into the line, built on their fully articulated body with over thirty points of movement so the pose options actually match the character's chaos. The figure ships with four interchangeable head portraits carrying John Cena's likeness, plus swappable eyes, mouths, and three different helmet configurations, letting you flip between unmasked and full battle gear. The arsenal is the real draw: sniper rifle, sword and shield, a silenced handgun with spare magazines, a hatchet, and even the jar and butterfly from the HBO Max series all ship in the box. Eagly comes along too, with his own interchangeable wings, giving you a proper little display vignette instead of a single figure standing alone on a shelf.
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Factory Entertainment Star Trek: The Original Series M5 Computer Prop Replica
Factory Entertainment cast this one in resin: a scaled replica of the M-5 Multitronic Unit, the rogue computer Dr. Daystrom built in the Star Trek: The Original Series episode The Ultimate Computer. It's a five-inch prop piece rather than a lit-up electronic replica, so the appeal is display accuracy over gimmicks, and it comes with its own stand. We appreciate a replica that leans into being a display object first, since that's the same philosophy behind the laser-engraved plaques and bases we build for collectors who want a piece to read as a museum prop rather than a toy. Pre-orders are open now for Trek fans looking to round out an Original Series shelf.
Hasbro G.I. Joe Classified Series Arctic Battle 3-Pack
The G.I. Joe Classified Series arctic storyline keeps building out, and this three-pack rounds out the frozen battlefield with the Arctic S.A.W.-Viper, Drift Viper, and Arctic Steel Corps Trooper. It's built to face off against the Snow C.A.T. and H.I.S.S. forces already in the line, so if you've been collecting the arctic assortment, this is the piece that completes the tableau. This one is a HasbroPulse exclusive, with Premium members getting a one hour early access window before pre-orders open to everyone else. Worth noting for anyone tracking it down secondhand later, since Pulse exclusives tend to be the ones that get scarce fastest.
Fisher-Price Little People Collector: Masters of the Universe He-Man & Battle Cat
Fisher-Price's Little People Collector line has been quietly working through some surprising properties, and this set pairs He-Man with a posable Battle Cat decked out in his signature red armor. It's aimed squarely at nostalgia: the window box packaging is designed to echo the toy displays Masters of the Universe shipped in back in the 1980s, so even unopened it reads like a period piece. The stylized, rounded sculpting is a different read on Eternia than the more articulated MOTU lines out right now, which makes it an easy addition for anyone building a mixed-scale shelf. Pre-orders are open now for collectors who want the softer, display-friendly take on the property.
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McFarlane Toys DC Multiverse Deathstroke (Arkham Origins)
McFarlane's DC Multiverse line is pulling from the Batman: Arkham Origins game for this one, giving Deathstroke a design straight out of that game's take on Slade Wilson. It's priced at $26.99 and slated to ship in September, which puts it solidly in impulse-buy territory for anyone already collecting the Arkham-inspired McFarlane waves. The Arkham games have always leaned into grounded, tactical designs over the more flamboyant comic costumes, and that's exactly the appeal of getting a video game skin translated into a physical DC Multiverse figure. Pre-orders are live now on Amazon.
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The Wand Company Pokemon Electronic Repeat Ball Replica
The Wand Company keeps expanding their die-cast Poke Ball replica line, and this round is the Repeat Ball: a metal-shelled, officially licensed piece finished in the ball's signature red, black, and gold. It's proximity sensing and touch reactive, with a button that lights up and a presentation case that lifts the ball into display position when you open it, cycling through multicolor lighting as it goes. Every unit ships with a numbered hologram for authentication, a polished stainless steel display ring, and a USB-C cable to charge the ball's internal battery, so this is built as a shelf piece first and a toy a distant second. Pre-orders are open now for Pokemon collectors who want something with actual weight in the hand.
LEGO Super Mario: January 2027 Wave
LEGO's Super Mario line is getting a fresh wave in January, and it leans hard into the Mario Kart side of the franchise alongside the usual platforming sets. Racing with Mario, Luigi and Bowser Jr.'s Race, and Bowser's Rumbling Race make up the kart trio, while Yoshi at Mario's House, Mario's Beach Adventures, Mario's Pipe Jump, and Fire Mario and Bowser's Castle round out the more traditional builds. Seven sets in one wave is a big drop for this line, and pairing physical LEGO builds with the interactive Mario figure system keeps giving both kids and adult fans a reason to keep expanding the same shared world. Everything in this wave arrives January 1, 2027, so there's a few months of lead time to plan which sets are worth grabbing.
INART Action Black Myth: Wukong: Great Sage Armor Set and Tiger Vanguard
INART Action is previewing two new 1/12 scale figures from Black Myth: Wukong, pairing the Great Sage Armor set against the Tiger Vanguard in what they're framing as a face-off between two of the game's most striking looks. Both stay true to the game's heavily ornamented armor design, which has been one of the more consistently praised parts of Black Myth: Wukong since it launched, and that detail is clearly translating well into physical sculpts here. Pre-orders open August 28th, so this is still early enough that final pricing and full articulation details haven't been posted yet. Worth keeping an eye on if you've been collecting figures from the game already, since a Great Sage versus Tiger Vanguard pairing is exactly the kind of display moment that reads best side by side.
Hasbro Marvel Legends Doc Samson
Doc Samson is back in stock in Hasbro's Marvel Legends line, priced at $34.99 and packaged on retro ToyBiz-style card art that calls back to the mid-1990s Hulk animated series. The character's origin is baked right into why he's fun to collect: a psychiatrist who tried to cure Bruce Banner by siphoning off his gamma radiation, then exposed himself to a small dose and walked away with superhuman strength and that signature flowing green hair. It's a deep-cut pick for a Legends wave, the kind of figure that only shows up once a line has been running long enough to justify going past the A-list roster. It's live now on Entertainment Earth for anyone filling out a Hulk-adjacent shelf.
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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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