NYCC 2026 kept the reveals coming all day, with Hasbro's G.I. Joe Classified Snake Eyes two pack landing at retail and McFarlane opening pre-orders on a full wave of Poppy Playtime figures. Here's everything else worth knowing from the last 24 hours.
NECA McDonald's Ultimate Hamburglar

NECA keeps expanding its McDonald's collectible line, and the Hamburglar is the newest face to get the Ultimate treatment. He shows up with his signature "ROBBLE ROBBLE" energy intact, which is honestly the whole appeal of a figure like this. We like seeing a mascot line get this much care, it is the kind of character work that translates well to display shelves and dioramas alike. If you're building out a McDonald's shelf next to Grimace and the gang, this one slots right in.
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Judge Dredd x Biker Mice from Mars




Nacelle pulled off a genuinely weird crossover at NYCC this year, teaming up with Rebellion to put Judge Dredd and Biker Mice from Mars into the same universe. It's a comic book tie-in first, with the action figure serving as the physical half of that story, and this was the first look at the sculpt. Two properties that have nothing to do with each other on paper, but somehow it works once you see the figure standing there in full Dredd gear. We're curious to see where Nacelle takes the line from here, since a crossover like this usually means more entries are coming.
S.H. Figuarts: Dragon Ball Z and Marvel Gamerverse





Bandai revealed a fresh batch of S.H. Figuarts at NYCC, splitting the reveal between two very different rosters. On the Marvel side, Gamerverse versions of Venom, Psylocke, Wolverine, and Spider-Man are joining the line. On the Dragon Ball side, Beerus, Tenshinhan, and Chaozu round out the wave, which is a nice deep cut, Tenshinhan and Chaozu don't get this kind of attention nearly often enough. Figuarts has earned its reputation on sculpt and engineering work, so seeing it applied to both universes in one announcement is a good day for collectors on either side.
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Storm Collectibles: Street Fighter and DarkStalkers





Storm Collectibles showed off its next wave at NYCC, pulling from both Street Fighter and DarkStalkers. Vega comes from Ultra Street Fighter II and Sagat represents Street Fighter 6, while the DarkStalkers side brings Victor, Felicia, Anakaris, and Jedah Dohma into the lineup. That's a solid spread for anyone who grew up on either fighting game, DarkStalkers figures especially don't come around often. This wave is a BigBadToyStore exclusive in the US, so Entertainment Earth and Amazon shoppers won't find them through their usual channels this time.
G.I. Joe Classified Series: Snake Eyes vs Stealth Viper

Hasbro's G.I. Joe Classified Series two pack pitting Snake Eyes and his Varmint ATV against Stealth Viper and the Cobra Stealth Flight Pod, nicknamed the Trubble Bubble, is available now. It's a vehicle heavy set built for display, pairing a hero and villain so you get a scene instead of just two loose figures. It's up at Entertainment Earth for $109.99, which is a fair price once you factor in two vehicles and two six inch figures. If you've been holding out for a proper Snake Eyes vehicle in this scale, this is the one to grab.
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Transformers: Dramatic Capture Series Dinobots




Takara-Tomy opened pre-orders on a big slate of Transformers figures, led by the Dramatic Capture Series Dinobot Island Part 2 two pack featuring Slug and Sludge for $139.99, shipping April 2027. Also up for pre-order: Masterpiece G MPG-27 Twin Cast and Rewind at $199.99 shipping July 2027, New Legends NL-09 Dark Amber Leo Prime and Blue Bolt at $99.99 shipping April 2027, and a Kiss Players 20th Anniversary Cassettebot Exclusive Set at $47.99, also shipping April 2027. That's four separate releases dropping at once, which is a lot even by Transformers standards. The Dinobots alone are worth the wait if you've been collecting the Dramatic Capture line.
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TMNT x Godzilla Wave 2

Playmates dropped the second wave of its Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Godzilla crossover line, pairing Donatello with Mechagodzilla, Splinter with King Caesar, and Shredder with Megagodzilla. Each figure runs $17.99 and they're in stock now at BigBadToyStore, with Amazon carrying at least the Splinter and King Caesar pairing at $19.99. Crossover lines like this live or die on how weird the pairings are, and turtle plus kaiju hits that sweet spot. These are in stock now, not pre-orders, so there's no waiting around if one of these pairings catches your eye.
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Star Wars Vintage Collection: Rebels Set





Hasbro opened pre-orders on a Vintage Collection three figure set pulled from Star Wars Rebels, featuring Sabine Wren, Ezra Bridger, and Kanan Jarrus. It's priced at $79.99 for the trio, with a shipping window of May 2027, so this one's a patience test. Rebels figures in this scale don't come around often, so the demand is usually there when they do. If you collect Vintage Collection and skipped the animated side until now, this set is a clean way to start.
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McFarlane Toys: Poppy Playtime

McFarlane opened pre-orders on a six figure Poppy Playtime wave: Kissy Missy (Ruined), Huggy Wuggy (Classic), Daddy Long Legs, Nightmare Huggy Wuggy, Mommy Long Legs, and Chum Chompkins. Each one is $29.99 with shipping expected in November 2026, so the wait isn't long on this one. McFarlane's horror game figures tend to nail the unsettling details that make these characters work, and a six figure wave gives you the full cast at once instead of trickling out one at a time. This is a solid pickup for anyone building out a Poppy Playtime display.
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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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