Anime and DC statues lead the charge today, with Medicos bringing back two Stardust Crusaders favorites and Prime 1 Studio going massive on a 1/4 scale Supergirl. Mezco and Beast Kingdom round things out for collectors chasing Cartoon Network and Star Trek nostalgia.
Silver Chariot Super Action Statue (2nd Reissue)
Medicos is running the Silver Chariot Super Action Statue back for a second reissue, and it's easy to see why demand keeps bringing this one back. Standing 6.3 inches tall, Jean Pierre Polnareff's Stand comes loaded with six swappable hand parts plus a rapier, a sword, and a broken sword so you can stage his big fight scenes from Stardust Crusaders. The articulation is built for posing rather than just standing on a shelf, and the plastic build keeps the sculpt's sharp lines intact through repositioning. For a Stand that lives and dies by its blade work, having three weapon options in the box makes a real difference at display time.
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Jean Pierre Polnareff Super Action Statue (2nd Reissue)
Right alongside his Stand, Polnareff himself is getting a second reissue in the same Super Action Statue line. This 6.3 inch figure ships with two interchangeable head parts and a genuinely excessive thirteen hands, which tells you Medicos designed this for people who want to nail his specific expressions and gestures rather than settle for one generic pose. It's a plastic build like the rest of the line, but the hand count alone puts in more display flexibility than most figures at this scale bother with. Picking up Polnareff without Silver Chariot standing next to him would honestly feel incomplete.
Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow Real Elite Masterline Statue (Bonus Ver.)
Prime 1 Studio is going big on Tom King's Woman of Tomorrow arc with a 24.8 inch, 1/4 scale Supergirl statue pulling directly from Bilquis Evely's artwork. The Bonus Version includes a second head sculpt with a gentle closed-lip smile alongside the standard portrait, both swappable on the included head stand, so you get two very different reads on Kara in one piece. The base is where this one earns its price tag: it weaves together imagery from the comic's cover art, with Ruthye waiting on her sword amid galactic gas clouds and alien plant life, all built from polystone. Limited to 350 pieces worldwide, this is squarely aimed at collectors who want the comic's specific visual language rather than a generic hero pose. Matheus Lopes' color work clearly guided the paint here, and it shows in how warm the skin tones read against that cosmic backdrop.
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One:12 Collective Samurai Jack
Mezco's One:12 Collective line finally brings Aku's greatest nuisance to the shelf, and it's stacked the way this line usually delivers. Jack comes in his white gi with a removable hat and blindfold, and Mezco gave him five different head portraits across three hairstyles so you can flip between calm, focused, and mid-battle expressions. Eleven interchangeable hands cover the katana grip, the bow and arrow, open fists, and pointing poses, all sitting on a body with over 28 points of articulation. The time portal FX accessory is a nice touch for anyone staging his signature jumps through history, and at roughly 17cm he'll sit comfortably next to the rest of a One:12 shelf. It's in stock now rather than a pre-order, so there's no wait on this one.
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Star Trek Generations: Jean-Luc Picard DAH-129P
Beast Kingdom's Dynamic 8ction Heroes line is finally giving Captain Picard his due, pulling his likeness from Star Trek: Generations rather than the more commonly figured TV era. The sculpt leans on 3D modeling to capture Patrick Stewart's specific expressions, and with 22 points of articulation there's real range for posing him at the conn or standing at ease. His Starfleet uniform is done in real fabric instead of molded plastic, which goes a long way toward selling the texture up close, and he ships with his phaser and, fittingly, his coffee mug. This release is capped at 2,000 units and includes a certificate of authenticity, so it's positioned as a genuine limited run rather than a standard stock item. For anyone who's been waiting on a Generations-specific Picard, this fills a gap the line hadn't covered yet.
That's the Roundup for Today
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