Today's roundup covers a new KPop Demon Hunters wave from Mattel, four McFarlane Store exclusives split between Diablo IV and World of Warcraft, a fresh Blokees Pokemon drop, and a confirmed ship date for Hasbro's Armada Jetfire.
Mattel KPop Demon Hunters Wave 3
Mattel dropped the official images for Wave 3 of its 6 1/2 inch KPop Demon Hunters line, and this batch rounds out a good chunk of the cast. Mira leads the wave on her own, Abby comes packed with Romance Demon, and Derpy ships alongside Sussie, so it's four figures worth of shelf presence in one wave. Scale is holding steady at 6 1/2 inches, which keeps things consistent if you're already collecting the earlier releases. Mattel's aiming for a January 2027 release, so there's a wait ahead, but at least the lineup is locked in now. That's a good few months to plan a display base or diorama setup before these actually land.
The Barbarian (Diablo IV)
McFarlane's newest Diablo IV release is the Barbarian, sculpted at 1:12 scale in a dynamic combat pose. The class translates well into plastic, since the Barbarian's whole identity is built around carrying an arsenal into every fight instead of relying on one signature weapon. This one's a McFarlane Store exclusive, so it's only available through their own site rather than the usual retail channels. If you're collecting Diablo alongside other dark fantasy lines, the scale should sit fine next to McFarlane's other posed figures on a shelf.
Rogue (Diablo IV)
Rounding out this wave of McFarlane's Diablo IV figures is the Rogue, also built as a 1:12 scale posed figure. In the games the class swaps between bow and blade depending on the fight, and the sculpt leans into that versatility instead of locking the character into a single combat stance. Like the Barbarian released alongside it, this is a McFarlane Store exclusive, so Diablo collectors will need to buy direct rather than through a regular retailer. It's a solid pickup if you're already committed to McFarlane's take on the Sanctuary roster.
Goblin (World of Warcraft)
McFarlane's World of Warcraft line adds a Goblin from the Bilgewater Cartel, done up as a 1:12 scale posed figure. Goblins are Azeroth's tinkerers and profiteers, having rejoined the Horde, and the design leans into that reputation with an emphasis on rigged-up gadgetry over brute strength. This is another McFarlane Store exclusive, so it ships from their site directly rather than through Entertainment Earth or Amazon. It's a nice change of pace on a shelf full of Horde and Alliance heroes, since goblins rarely get the collectible spotlight.
Blood Elf (World of Warcraft)
The Blood Elf joins McFarlane's World of Warcraft lineup next, also built as a 1:12 scale posed figure and also a McFarlane Store exclusive. The write-up leans hard into Sin'dorei lore, tracing the elves' history from the Sunwell's destruction through their turn to fel magic and their eventual role leading the Horde. That kind of lore-heavy presentation fits the line well, since a lot of Warcraft collectors care as much about faction history as they do the sculpt itself. It's a good pairing with the Goblin if you're picking up this wave as a set.
Blokees Pokemon Fantastic Edition: Mew Two
Bandai's Blokees line adds Mewtwo to its Pokemon Fantastic Edition series, with the figure scheduled to hit shelves today. That's a big legendary to add to an already growing lineup, and Fantastic Edition has been rolling out steadily enough that it's worth watching if you collect Pokemon merch. No price has surfaced on this one yet, so keep an eye out if you want to grab it right at launch.
Transformers Age of the Primes Armada Jetfire
Hasbro's confirmed a ship date for the Age of the Primes Armada Jetfire, with the figure heading out September 29th at ninety nine ninety nine. That's a solid few weeks out, which gives anyone still deciding time to line up an order. Entertainment Earth already has this one available to order with a 10% off code for in-stock items and free shipping on orders over $79, so it's worth locking that in ahead of the ship date. A few other retailers are carrying it too, so it doesn't hurt to compare before you check out.
That's the Roundup for Today
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