Today's roundup mixes a genuine NYCC tease from Storm Collectibles with real restocks and reveals across DC, Marvel, Star Trek, and MOTU. Hiya Toys' towering King Ghidorah and NECA's convention-exclusive Big Bird are the two pieces most likely to eat your budget first.
NECA Sesame Street Ultimate Blue Big Bird
NECA just put up pre-orders for a convention-exclusive take on Big Bird, done up in his "blue bird" form. This one is a real deluxe piece, standing over 10 inches tall with more than 30 points of articulation, including a hinged jaw so you can pose him mid-song. The accessory set is stacked too: interchangeable hands, a necktie, Radar the teddy bear, a storybook, and a big letter "B" for the alphabet gag. It ships in a window box with storybook-style art on the front. This one's a con-exclusive sold through NECA's own store, so it isn't showing up at Entertainment Earth or Amazon.
Hiya Toys King Ghidorah Gravity Beam Ver.
Hiya Toys opened pre-orders on their Gravity Beam version of King Ghidorah from Godzilla: King of the Monsters, and it's a big one at roughly 13 inches tall. It keeps Ghidorah's classic three-headed design from the film, with enough articulation across the wings and necks to get some real dynamic poses out of it. The included gravity beam effect parts are the reason to pick this version over a standard release, letting you recreate the kaiju's signature attack right on the shelf. It's molded in ABS and PVC, the usual combo at this scale. Entertainment Earth already has it listed if you want to lock in a pre-order.
DC Multiverse Green Lantern Corps Wave
McFarlane Toys' new DC Multiverse Green Lantern Corps wave just landed in stock, which beats sitting on a pre-order for once. The wave fills out the Corps with Kyle Rayner alongside Medphyll, Naut Ke Loi, and Ghr'll, three aliens most toy lines never bother making. Entertainment Earth is running free shipping on qualifying orders over $79 right now, so it's a good time to grab the whole set instead of picking favorites.
Masters of the Universe Origins Two-Bad
Mattel's newest MOTU Origins figure is Two-Bad, the two-headed mercenary whose heads never agree on anything, which is basically the whole character concept in toy form. He's sculpted at 5.5 inches with 16 points of articulation and bright, opposing color schemes split down each half of his body to sell the two-personalities-one-body gag. He comes with a yellow shield that matches his chest armor and a mini comic, both nice touches for a modern Origins release. This one's a MattelCreations.com exclusive that opened to Club Grayskull members first before going to the general public, so it's while-supplies-last direct from Mattel, not something you'll find at Entertainment Earth or Amazon.
Storm Arena Street Fighter Alpha 3: Tan Ryu
Storm Collectibles confirmed their New York Comic Con plans, and the highlight is an exclusive Tan Ryu figure for their 1/12 scale Storm Arena Street Fighter Alpha 3 line. They'll be set up at the Image Anime booth, #4241, for the full run of the show, October 8 through 11 at the Javits Center. Details on the figure itself are still thin ahead of the show, but a variant colorway drop at a convention booth is exactly the kind of thing that turns into a Sunday-afternoon scramble on the floor. This one's strictly a show-exclusive pickup, not something headed to Entertainment Earth or Amazon.
DC Multiverse Darkseid vs Orion 2-Pack
McFarlane Toys is teeing up a new DC Multiverse two-pack pairing Darkseid against Orion, always a fun matchup to have on the shelf together. Pre-orders aren't live yet: they open tomorrow, September 25, at 12pm EDT, across the usual retailers including Entertainment Earth and BigBadToyStore. Once that window opens there'll be somewhere real to send you, but for today there's nothing to click on yet.
Mega Man MDLX Forte
threezero's MDLX line just added Forte, Dr. Wily's answer to Mega Man and one of the more requested rivals in the franchise. He's a small-scale figure at about 4 inches, but threezero packed in 34 points of articulation along with die-cast metal parts mixed into the ABS and PVC build for extra heft. The accessory list covers his Buster weapon, a two-shot plasma projectile effect piece, an alternate faceplate, two extra pairs of hands, and magnetic feet so he can stick to metal surfaces for display tricks. Black armor with yellow accents and that arched headpiece with the orange-and-black wings make him instantly readable on a shelf full of Mega Man blue.
One:12 Collective Foot Soldiers Army Builder Set
Mezco just opened orders on their One:12 Collective Foot Soldiers, an army-builder three-pack for anyone assembling a proper TMNT rogues' gallery. Each ninja stands around 17cm with more than 30 points of articulation and eight interchangeable hands apiece, which is a lot of posing range for a rank-and-file figure. The costuming is the real selling point: fabric hood, face covering, tailored cloak, layered tunic, waist sash, and wrapped arms and legs, all hand-painted. Weapon loadout per figure includes tekko-kagi, tanto, kogatana, ninjato, shinobigatana, a turtle shell biter, a naginata, a kunai rope dart, a sansetsukon, and four shuriken, plus a display base with an adjustable post for each one. This set is a Mezco exclusive sold direct through their own site, so there's no Entertainment Earth or Amazon listing to send you to.
Star Trek: The Original Series Ensign Pavel Chekov
EXO-6 opened pre-orders on their 1/6 scale Ensign Pavel Chekov from the original Star Trek series, and this is a museum-grade piece built for display, not play. He stands 11.81 inches with 30 points of articulation, dressed in the command-division tunic, and the hand-painted head sculpt is going for Walter Koenig's youthful look from the show. Accessories cover both phaser types, a communicator, a tricorder, and a figure base, a full away-team loadout. It's built from ABS, PVC, and fabric, and it's officially licensed.
Marvel Legends Fantastic Four Super-Skrull
Hasbro is bringing back the Marvel Legends Super-Skrull, a Fantastic Four villain who previously only showed up as an exclusive, so this is a genuine back-by-popular-demand reissue. It's the standard 6-inch Marvel Legends scale, priced between $46.99 and $47.99 depending on retailer. Shipping is expected in the October to November 2026 window, so there's a bit of a wait even once you lock in a pre-order.
G.I. Joe Classified Series Snake Eyes & Varmint ATV vs. Stealth Viper & Cobra Stealth Flight Pod
Good news if you already pre-ordered this Classified Series two-pack: Snake Eyes and his Varmint ATV versus Stealth Viper and the Cobra Stealth Flight Pod, the "Trubble Bubble" set, starts shipping September 29 at Amazon. It's a $109.99 set, so you're getting a vehicle-scale rivalry pairing rather than just two loose figures. Entertainment Earth, Amazon, and a handful of other retailers all have it listed if you haven't grabbed one yet.
Marvel Legends Spider-Man (Marvel Holiday Special)
Hasbro's holiday-themed Marvel Legends Spider-Man just opened for pre-order, and it leans all the way into the bit: Santa hat, Santa coat, two alternate hands, and a soft-goods sack stuffed with four mystery presents. It's the standard 6-inch scale, priced at $34.99, with a December 2026 release lining up right on schedule for the holidays. This is a fun one for anyone who likes rotating a seasonal figure into their display each year.
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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