Street Fighter takes over today's roundup with new figures from three different toy lines, and Hot Toys drops two big reveals of its own. Here's everything worth knowing before the day wraps.
Storm Collectibles Street Fighter Alpha 3 Storm Arena Balrog
Storm Collectibles is bringing the boxer back with a 1/12 scale Balrog straight out of Street Fighter Alpha 3, part of their Storm Arena line. He's built for range: articulation is tuned for dynamic action poses, and the set ships with two interchangeable head sculpts plus a pair of effect parts so you can stage his signature dash punches mid swing. A figure stand rounds out the box. If you've been collecting the Storm Arena roster, Balrog's self centered, hot tempered energy is exactly the kind of villain presence that line has been building toward. Pre-orders are open now.
Jada Toys Ultra Street Fighter II Zangief
Jada Toys is finally letting Zangief suplex his way onto shelves with a 1:12 scale figure in the Ultra Street Fighter II line. The sculpt leans into his larger than life wrestling gimmick, with an alternate head sculpt and interchangeable hands built to recreate his Banishing Flat command grab. It's a good match for shelf presence next to the rest of the Ultra Street Fighter II roster, since Jada kept the proportions just as exaggerated as the arcade sprite always looked. The figure is in stock now.
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LEGO Icons Dragon Ball: Shenron & Goku
LEGO's Icons line is taking on Dragon Ball with a Shenron and Goku display set that leans hard into the adult collector side of the brand. The 1,764 piece build sculpts the Eternal Dragon in a dramatic coiled pose rising out of the seven Dragon Balls, with posable claws and a head you can angle however you want to display it. A detachable Kid Goku minifigure rides along on the Kintoun cloud, and LEGO's Builder app walks you through the 3D instructions start to finish. It's aimed at ages 18 and up, and pre-orders open October 4th on LEGO.com.
INART Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Voldemort
INART is going straight for the franchise's final villain with a 1/6 scale Voldemort pulled from Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. The pose leans into his quiet menace, Elder Wand in hand with Nagini coiled nearby, which is exactly the imagery that made that stretch of the series so unsettling. Details on accessories and articulation haven't been shared yet, but INART's collectible line has built a reputation for dense sculpting on likeness work like this. Pre-orders open October 3rd.
JoyToy Super Street Fighter II: Turbo Collaboration
JoyToy just teased a new collaboration built around Super Street Fighter II Turbo, though they're keeping the specifics close for now. JoyToy has built its name on tightly articulated 1/12 scale military and sci-fi figures, so a fighting game license is a bit of a left turn worth watching. No figures, scale, or release window have been confirmed yet. We'll have more the moment JoyToy shows an actual product.
Hot Toys Kamen Rider W
Hot Toys is expanding its Kamen Rider lineup with the Cyclone Joker form of Kamen Rider W, and they went all in on the gimmick. The Double Mask head carries a magnetic LED system with four separate light modes to recreate the telepathic link between Shotaro and Philip, and the asymmetric Cyclone and Joker armor pieces are built out down to the hammer shoulders and knee shields. The Doubledriver belt holds all six core Gaia Memories, plus a Stag Phone with its own Stag Memory and, for the collectors who appreciate the humor, Akiko's green slipper. A Special Edition sold in select markets adds a translucent wind effect accessory for staging his finishers. Pre-orders are open now.
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Hot Toys Batman Forever: The Riddler
Hot Toys is bringing Jim Carrey's manic Riddler out of Batman Forever with a 1/6th scale figure that leans all the way into the performance. Two interchangeable upper heads swap between the bowler hat look and the bare red hair, and two lower faces let you pick between the unhinged grin and the open mouthed cackle. The question mark bodysuit and jacket are tailored to match the film, and the accessory list is stacked: Bat-Bombs in a question mark pouch, a cane, LED equipped NygmaTech mind control gear, a faceted gem, a magnifying glass, and a theatrical mask. A Special Edition sold in select markets throws in an openable tennis court riddle box, a deep cut for anyone who remembers that scene. Pre-order now.
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Heatboys Alloy Mecha TMNT Shredder: Metallic Version
Heatboys is going full mecha with a metallic version of their Alloy Mecha Shredder, built at roughly 25cm out of a mix of alloy and ABS. The loadout is enormous: tungsten steel scimitars, a high power mutagen launcher, a high frequency chain, electroplated silver cutting gauntlets, and six interchangeable hands to pose through all of it. It even throws in small Shredder and Foot Ninja model kits on the included display base, a nice way to build out a scene instead of just posing a single figure. This metallic version is a WF online exclusive edition, aimed at collectors 14 and up given the diecast weight and sharp accessory parts, with a release estimated for Q2 2027.
INART Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire: Harry Potter
INART is pairing its Deathly Hallows Voldemort with a companion release: a 1/6 scale Harry Potter pulled straight from Goblet of Fire, right in the middle of the Triwizard Tournament. The reference point is the first task, dragons and the golden egg, one of the most visually iconic stretches of the whole series. No word yet on the accessory loadout, but it's arriving as a same day announcement alongside the Voldemort figure from the same collectible line. Pre-orders open October 3rd.
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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