Today's roundup runs from Mezco's fully loaded One:12 Superman and Krypto release to first looks at McFarlane's Mortal Kombat Klassics and Hiya Toys' Onimusha figure, plus a fresh Mondo MOTUFest reveal.
Mortal Kombat Klassics: Shang Tsung and Kung Lao
McFarlane Toys has a new wave of Mortal Kombat Klassics on the way, and the first images give us Shang Tsung and Kung Lao. It's early yet: the reveal is just production photos passed along by a fan account, with McFarlane staying quiet on scale, accessories, or a release window. Still, Klassics has been a strong line for character accurate sculpts and paint apps, so a soul stealing sorcerer and a bladed hat monk both feel like natural next entries. We'll keep watching for the official announcement before getting too deep into specifics.
G.I. Joe ReAction+ Cobra-La Royal Guard
Super7 is rounding out the Cobra-La corner of its G.I. Joe ReAction+ line with a three pack of Royal Guard figures, exclusive to BigBadToyStore. These are 3.75 inch, O-Ring figures built the old way: 12 points of articulation, blister card packaging, and sculpts pulled straight from G.I. Joe: The Movie rather than reinterpreted for a modern audience. Each figure in the pack carries its own weapon, a sword, a spear, and a blaster, so there's some loadout variety across the trio. It's a deep cut for Joe collectors who remember Cobra-La as the movie's strange swerve into snake cult territory, and Super7 leaning into that instead of shying away from it is the right call.
One:12 Collective Superman with Krypto
Mezco's One:12 Collective Superman, built around James Gunn's DCU take on the character, is in stock now and it comes loaded. You get four interchangeable head portraits and ten hands, everything from balled fists to flying poses to an open grab, so the range of shots you can build with this figure is wide. The cape has an internal wire for posing rather than just hanging flat, a small detail that makes a real difference in how dynamic the figure looks on a shelf. Krypto ships alongside him fully articulated with his own soft goods cape, a posing wire, and an alternate open mouth head. On a body with 28 plus points of articulation standing around 17cm, plus heat vision effects and a lit display base, this is Mezco doing what it does best.
Secret Lair x Masters of the Universe
Magic: The Gathering and Masters of the Universe are crossing over again with a new Secret Lair superdrop, live now exclusively on MagicSecretLair.com. The theming leans hard into Eternia's civil war, with card art putting Grayskull's heroes against Skeletor and his forces so you can build a deck around whichever side you'd rather stand with. It's not a figure, but MOTU collectors who also play Magic have been asking for more of these since the line's first crossover, and Hasbro clearly heard them.
Masters of the Universe: Kobra Khan
Mondo used MOTUFest to reveal its next 1/6 scale Masters of the Universe figure, and this time it's Kobra Khan. The image going around comes from Instagram user mayshelf, with Mondo not yet confirming pricing or a release date. Collectors online are split on the sculpt: the head portrait leans photorealistic rather than the toy-accurate squirt gun snout longtime fans expect, though even the skeptics are calling the execution strong. Mondo's 1/6 MOTU line has consistently taken liberties like this, updating classic designs for a more serious display piece rather than a straight scale up of the vintage toy.
Onimusha: Way of the Sword
Hiya Toys dropped a first look at an Onimusha: Way of the Sword figure, and there's already one useful clue buried in the teaser: the presence of soft goods. That points toward the Exquisite Super Series rather than the smaller Exquisite Mini or Basic lines, which would put this figure at 1/12 scale if the pattern holds, though Hiya hasn't confirmed it yet. No word yet on accessories or price. Onimusha hasn't had much figure representation outside of statues, so a proper articulated Hiya Toys take is worth keeping an eye on.
League of Legends
INART is getting into League of Legends, announcing a new collectibles license across both its INART Collectibles and INART Action pages. That split suggests champions could show up in more than one scale, likely the 1/6 collectible figures INART is known for alongside smaller 1/12 action figures. Nothing beyond the license itself has been confirmed: no characters, no scale specifics, no pricing, but Runeterra has never had a proper high-end collectible push like this before.
Tamashii Nations NYCC Exclusives
Tamashii Nations is bringing three NYCC 2026 exclusives to an October release, and each leans on a different corner of its catalog. The S.H.Figuarts Super Saiyan 4 Son Goku gets pearl coloring to catch the aura effect, a newly sculpted crossed arm part, and a 10x Kamehameha effect piece. The S.H.Figuarts Monkey D. Luffy recreates his Raid on Onigashima look with special coloring and arm parts styled for his Armament Haki. Rounding it out is the S.H.MonsterArts Burning Millennium Godzilla, sculpted by longtime Godzilla artist Yuji Sakai to capture that kaiju's distinctive fin shape and scale texture, with a chance it sees a wider release beyond the con exclusive.
KPop Demon Hunters: Wave 3
Mattel has official images for Wave 3 of its 6.5 inch KPop Demon Hunters figures, and it's built around three character pairings: Mira on her own, Abby packed with the Romance Demon, and Derpy alongside Sussie. There's no confirmed release date yet, but Mattel is pointing collectors toward a rough January 2027 window. The line has moved fast since launch, and getting a wave this far out mapped already says a lot about how much demand Mattel is banking on.
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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