Today's roundup swings from Mezco's fully loaded One:12 Superman and Krypto pair to Mondo's neon blast of a Disco Skeletor, with a full slate of Transformers, G.I. Joe, and Mortal Kombat reveals rounding things out.
Mondo Masters of the Universe 200X Disco Skeletor
Mondo just dropped an order alert for their 200X Disco Skeletor, a 1/12 scale take on one of the wildest color palettes Skeletor has ever worn. The head sculpt work stands out here: four swappable portraits let you dial in everything from a raised eyebrow to a full worried scowl. Three sets of hands plus the classic Havoc Staff and Double Blade Sword round out the loadout, so posing options are wide open. As someone who spends a lot of studio time on head sculpts, seeing that many portrait swaps on one figure is the kind of detail that separates a display piece from a toy. It's live now direct from Mondo, no price listed in the announcement.
McFarlane Toys Mortal Kombat Klassics: Shang Tsung and Kung Lao
McFarlane gave us our first look at two new additions to the Mortal Kombat Klassics line, Shang Tsung and Kung Lao. There's no scale, accessory list, or release window attached yet, this is purely a reveal shot for now. Still, Kung Lao's bladed hat and Shang Tsung's soul stealing menace are exactly the kind of roster picks that keep this line worth following wave after wave. We'll be watching for the full spec sheet before recommending a pre-order. For now, file this one under keep an eye on it.
Mezco Toyz One:12 Collective Superman with Krypto
Mezco's One:12 Collective Superman just landed back in stock, and this is the version to grab if you want the David Corenswet look on your shelf. Four head portraits cover the emotional range from calm to full heat vision, and the cape's built in posing wire means you can actually commit to a flying pose instead of faking it with a stand. The real hook, though, is Krypto. He comes fully articulated with his own soft goods cape and an alternate open mouth head, so the pair reads as a real duo rather than Superman plus an afterthought accessory. Over 28 points of articulation and ten swappable hands on the Man of Steel alone tell you Mezco built this to be posed, not just displayed. It's in stock now at Entertainment Earth.
Mondo Masters of the Universe Kobra Khan (MOTUFest 2026)
Mondo teased a 1/6 scale Kobra Khan tied to MOTUFest 2026, another sign of how far this line has pushed the Masters of the Universe rogues gallery. No pricing or release details are attached to the reveal yet. Kobra Khan has always been an underused character at this scale, so seeing him get the Mondo treatment alongside the Disco Skeletor above is a good sign for how deep this wave is going. We'll follow up once Mondo shares the full breakdown.
Hiya Toys Onimusha: Way of the Sword
Hiya Toys teased a figure from Onimusha: Way of the Sword, and the single preview shot is doing a lot of work for collectors trying to guess the specs. There's soft goods visible in the photo, which points toward their Exquisite Super Series and a 1/12 scale release rather than the smaller Exquisite Mini line. Nothing is confirmed yet on articulation or accessories. Onimusha has a loyal following among import collectors, so this one is worth bookmarking even at the teaser stage.
Playmates TMNT x G.I. Joe Turtle-Fly Copter with Raph as Wild Bill
The Playmates crossover that put Raph in G.I. Joe's Wild Bill gear is back in stock, and the Amazon Exclusive Turtle-Fly Copter bundle is the version to chase. At $64.99 you get the vehicle plus that Wild Bill repaint, the kind of mashup that only works because both franchises share the same tongue in cheek energy. If you just want the standalone figures without the copter, Entertainment Earth also carries pieces from this crossover line. Crossover toys like this rarely stay in stock long, so if the Wild Bill paint job is calling to you, don't sit on it.
Hasbro Transformers Power of the Primes Optimal Optimus (ReIssue)
Hasbro reissued the Power of the Primes Throne of the Primes Optimal Optimus, a good one for anyone who missed the original 2018 San Diego Comic Con exclusive run. It's in stock now at Amazon for $99.99, with additional stock and pre-orders spread across Entertainment Earth. Getting a second shot at an SDCC exclusive without the convention markup and scalper pricing is rare, so this reissue matters even without a fresh sculpt. If this one slipped past you back in 2018, here's your low stress way back in.
Super7 G.I. Joe ReAction+ Cobra-La Royal Guard Force Pack
Super7's Cobra-La Royal Guard Force Pack is out now, packing three 3.75 inch ReAction+ figures pulled straight from G.I. Joe: The Movie. This set replaces a single pack reissue that got cancelled, and Super7 sweetened the deal with two new weapons split across a sword, a spear, and a blaster for the trio. O-Ring construction and 12 points of articulation keep it faithful to the vintage feel this line has built its reputation on. It's available now at Entertainment Earth and Amazon, so army builders finally have a real way to stock up on Cobra-La's mystic enforcers.
Trick or Treat Studios Saw Reverse Bear Trap Mask
Trick or Treat Studios put the Saw Reverse Bear Trap mask up for pre-order, and three years of development show in how closely this latex sculpt tracks the film prop. Pulling detail straight from countless screenshots is exactly the kind of reference heavy process we lean on for commission work too, so it's easy to appreciate the patience here. This is an officially licensed piece, not a knockoff interpretation, which matters a lot for a prop this recognizable. If Halloween displays are on your mind already, it's up for pre-order now at Entertainment Earth.
Funko Flubber POP! Vinyl
Funko added Flubber to the POP! Vinyl lineup, a fun pick for anyone who grew up on the bouncing blob's Disney comeback. Details are thin on this one, the announcement itself is just a single pre-order line with no word yet on variant count or release date. Flubber isn't the flashiest license Funko has tackled, but it's a nostalgic one, and POP fans tend to grab these early. Pre-orders are open now at Entertainment Earth.
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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