This week's line-up runs from a fresh wave of DC Multiverse and Zelda's electronic Master Sword to a horror-leaning INART Pennywise and a stacked run of G.I. Joe Classified reveals. Thirty-seven pieces made the cut across the week, so there is plenty here for nearly every shelf.
GI Joe Classified Series Dreadnok Thunder Machine
The Dreadnok Thunder Machine is back as a made-to-order piece in Hasbro's G.I. Joe Classified line, scaled to match the 6-inch figures and built with modular parts pulled straight from the vintage original toy. It's a big vehicle at 21 inches long and 12 inches tall, priced at $125, but there's no Thrasher figure in the box, so you'll need him separately if a driver ever shows up. This one is a Hasbro Pulse exclusive, and the pre-order window runs until October 23rd with cancellations allowed through November 9th. Worth noting Hasbro now charges when the pre-order window closes rather than at shipping, so budget accordingly.
Hasbro Legend of Zelda Electronic Master Sword
Hasbro's electronic Master Sword brings Tears of the Kingdom's signature weapon to life at 27 inches, with over 15 sound effects built in. Touch triggers pickup and placement sounds, while swinging it sets off motion-responsive combat effects, and there's a helping of the game's classic music mixed in too. It's officially licensed with Nintendo, runs on included AAA batteries, and rings in around $42.99. Rated for ages 4 and up, it's an easy pickup whether you're cosplaying Link or just want a legendary sword on the wall.
Marvel One:12 Collective Blade (Midnight Sons)
Mezco's One:12 Collective is bringing Blade into the Midnight Sons roster, and the accessory count alone makes the case for this one. Three interchangeable head portraits let you dial in his expression, and the loadout covers two submachine guns, a customized machine gun with a removable blade, throwing glaives, a katana, and stakes for when the guns aren't enough. With over 30 points of articulation and fourteen swappable hands, it's built for serious posing, not just a display stand pass-through. It's $125 and ships May 2027, so there's a wait, but Mezco's One:12 quality has earned that patience before.
INART IT: Welcome to Derry Pennywise (Bloody Version)
INART is going all in on the horror with this Pennywise figure from IT: Welcome to Derry, and the bloody variant does not hold back. Beyond the classic clown getup, this 1/6 scale sculpt gives Pennywise bat-like wings and bird-like talons, leaning into the monster underneath the makeup. It's an 18-and-up piece given how graphic the detailing gets, so don't expect this one on a family shelf. Pre-orders open September 11, so this is very much a heads-up rather than a buy-now situation.
DC Multiverse Plastic Man (The Terrifics) & Green Lantern Corps Sinestro
McFarlane's DC Multiverse line adds two fresh faces to the shelf this week: Plastic Man in his Terrifics look and a Green Lantern Corps take on Sinestro. Plastic Man gets the stretch-hero treatment collectors expect from the line, while Sinestro brings that signature yellow ring energy front and center in Corps colors rather than his usual villain palette. Both are up for pre-order now straight from McFarlane's DC Multiverse wave. If you've been building out a Terrifics or Corps display, this is the pair to grab.
EXO-6 Star Trek Lt. Commander Spock (Environmental Suit)
EXO-6 is digging into deep-cut Star Trek: The Original Series material with this Lt. Commander Spock figure, decked out in the environmental suit from The Naked Time. The orange-and-silver suit was famously improvised on the original show from shower curtain material, and EXO-6 has translated that costume into a 1/6 scale build with ABS, PVC, and real fabric. It ships with a tricorder, a spectrum analyzer, and a display base, all officially licensed. For a franchise this picked over, going after an episode-specific costume instead of the usual uniform is a nice change of pace.
NECA Fortnite x Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
NECA's Fortnite crossover figures are here, and all four Turtles are in stock now. Raphael, Michelangelo, Leonardo, and Donatello are each $29.99 at Target, built with the game-accurate sculpts from their Fortnite skins rather than the usual NECA TMNT look. Every figure comes with signature weapons, interchangeable hands, and a code that unlocks emotes in-game, so this is one of those rare toys with a real digital tie-in. NECA says wider retail distribution is coming, but if you want first crack, Target has them now.
Jurassic World Legacy Collection Real Feel Tour Takeover T-Rex
Mattel's Legacy Collection is pulling from the original Safari Tour Ride vehicle at Jurassic Park for this new Tyrannosaurus Rex, giving it a retro look dressed up with modern features. Press a button and it chomps and roars, and the joints are articulated enough for real posing rather than just a static shelf piece. It also plugs into the free Jurassic World Play App, where scanning the figure's tracking code unlocks AR content and digital collectibles. It's rated for ages 4 and up, so it splits the difference between a kid's toy and something a Jurassic Park collector will still want on the shelf.
Takara Tomy T-Spark Toyrise Evangelion Unit-01
Takara Tomy's TOYRISE line takes on Evangelion Unit-01 from Rebuild of Evangelion at about 9.5 inches tall, and it comes loaded. You get eight interchangeable hands and four different weapons, the Progressive knife, the Magoroku Exterminate sword, a Counter sword, and the Palette rifle, plus an umbilical cable to complete the look. The 3mm hardpoints scattered across the body mean this one plays nice with other TOYRISE gear if you're already collecting the line. Just know the instructions are Japanese-only, so this is more for the pose-and-display crowd than kids.
Star Wars Vintage Collection Antoc Merrick X-Wing Fighter (ReIssue)
Hasbro is reissuing the Antoc Merrick X-Wing Fighter from the Vintage Collection, pulling the Rogue One pilot's ride back into circulation for anyone who missed it the first time. It's priced at $119.99 with a shipment window expected in October 2026. Rogue One vehicles don't get reissued all that often, so if this one slipped past you before, this is the easy second chance. Standard Vintage Collection scale and detailing apply here, matching the rest of your 3.75-inch lineup.
Transformers X Evangelion Synergenex Evangelion Prime Unit-02
Takara-Tomy dropped three pre-orders at once, and the standout is the Transformers X Evangelion crossover, an Evangelion Prime Unit-02 figure built in Synergenex Series style for $89.99. Alongside it, the Dramatic Capture Series is sending a Grimlock and Ratchet two-pack to Dinobot Island for $124.99, and the New Legends line adds NL-08 Delta Magnus Primal Vanguard at $144.99. All three ship April 2027, so this is a save-your-money-now situation more than a snap decision. If you collect either franchise, or both given the crossover, there's something here worth planning around.
Jakks Pacific: The Simpsons Treehouse of Horror Advent Calendar
Jakks Pacific's 31-Day Treehouse of Horror advent calendar is in stock now, packed with 2.5-inch figures pulled from the Simpsons' annual horror anthology episodes. The exact character lineup inside isn't published, so this one's a genuine surprise-box format rather than a spoiled reveal. It's a fun way to countdown to Halloween if you're a Simpsons collector, and the scale keeps it from taking over a whole shelf.
Hasbro Transformers Age of the Primes: Onslaught (Back in Stock)
Commander Onslaught from the Age of the Primes line sold through fast, and it's back in stock at $109.99. He's the core component of the Combaticon Bruticus combiner team, so if you're building toward the full gestalt, this restock is the one to grab before it disappears again. Combiner components tend to vanish the quickest of any wave since nobody wants to be stuck missing a limb.
G.I. Joe Classified Series: Nemesis Immortal (Reissue)
The Classified Series #140 Nemesis Immortal Deluxe Figure just went back up for pre-order after its first run sold out. It's a reissue, not a new sculpt, so if you already own one there's nothing new to chase here. But if this Cobra heavy hitter passed you by the first time, this is a clean second shot at picking it up without hunting the aftermarket. Worth grabbing while the pre-order window is open again.
LEGO The Legend of Zelda: Link & Epona
LEGO pulled back the curtain on a new Legend of Zelda set built around Link and his horse Epona, tied to the franchise's 40th anniversary celebration. It's an early reveal, so full piece counts, price, and release date haven't landed yet. Still, a LEGO take on one of gaming's most recognizable horse-and-rider pairs is exactly the kind of set that gets a display shelf rearranged. We'll be watching for the full breakdown.
NECA Mazinger Go! Saga: Ultimate Mazinger Z
NECA teamed up with Takatoku Toys and Yotiro-Lab for an Ultimate Mazinger Z built around Go Nagai's original super robot series, and it's loaded. At roughly 7 inches, the super-articulated frame comes with a Hover Pilder that has folding wings, a removable mask, and interchangeable hands and gauntlets. The real draw for us is the Rocket Punch setup: a removable forearm, blast effects, a metal chain, and a display stand to actually pose the launch. That's the kind of gimmick-meets-articulation combo super robot collectors have been asking for.
NECA Universal Monsters: Ultimate Frankenstein's Monster
NECA's newest Universal Monsters release pulls from Son of Frankenstein, the final film to feature Boris Karloff in the role. The 7-inch figure ships in full color with a sheep wool vest, two alternate Karloff-likeness heads, and interchangeable hands. Two accessories stand out: Inspector Krogh's prosthetic arm and a Fairy Tales book, both direct nods to the film. It's a highly articulated sculpt in collector-friendly window box packaging, and honestly this is the kind of character-specific accessory pairing that makes a NECA horror figure worth displaying out of the box.
NECA Fortnite Fortnitemares: Jason Voorhees and Art the Clown
NECA's Fortnite line keeps mining the game's horror crossovers, and this pair covers Jason Voorhees and Art the Clown as they appeared during Fortnitemares 2025. Both 7-inch figures get interchangeable hands: Jason comes with a magnetic Crystal Lake Life Preserver back bling plus his machete and axe, while Art the Clown gets interchangeable faceplates, a Bag of Tricks back bling, a hacksaw, a clown horn, and the Cutlery Club accessory. Each figure also includes a code for its matching in-game cosmetic wrap. Two very different horror icons, same crossover, same window box packaging.
Mattel Masters of the Universe: September Pre-Order Wave
Mattel opened pre-orders across all three of its MOTU lines at once. Chronicles brings King Grayskull and a life-size Havoc Staff replica, Masterverse adds a New Eternia Moss Man, and Origins carries the bulk of the wave with deluxe Hurricane Hordak and Beast Man alongside standard releases like Despara, Tauraton, Stonedar, and a Cartoon Collection Vultak. That's a lot of Eternia hitting shelves in one push, spanning three different price points and display scales. Good day to restock the vintage shelf or the modern one, your call.
Takara-Tomy Transformers: Dinobot Island, Delta Magnus Primal Vanguard and Evangelion Crossover
Takara-Tomy put three separate releases up for pre-order in one push, all targeting April 2027. Dramatic Capture Series Dinobot Island Part 1 is a Grimlock and Ratchet two-pack at $124.99, New Legends NL-08 Delta Magnus Primal Vanguard runs $144.99, and the Transformers x Evangelion Synergenex Evangelion Prime Unit-02 crossover figure is $89.99. Entertainment Earth pre-orders are coming soon rather than live yet, so BigBadToyStore is currently the only sponsor with them open. Three very different corners of the Transformers catalog landing on the same day, which is a nice spread if you collect across sub-lines.
Four Horsemen Mythic Legions: Legacies of Mythoss 3 (Reveal Tonight)
Four Horsemen is streaming the third reveal special for its Legacies of Mythoss collection tonight at 7:30pm EDT on their YouTube channel. No figures are confirmed yet, this is purely a heads up that new Mythic Legions content is coming live. If you collect this line you'll want the reminder since these reveal streams are usually the only way to see the next wave before pre-orders open.
Attack on Titan Cart Titan
Kaiyodo just teased their Revoltech Amazing Yamaguchi take on the Cart Titan, and it's an ambitious pick for the line. This is the four legged, wall crawling Titan from Attack on Titan, and translating that silhouette into a poseable figure means the sculpt has to nail proportions that don't look like anything else in a normal figure lineup. No pricing or release window yet, just the reveal, so treat this one as an early heads up rather than a buy-now alert. If Kaiyodo keeps the trademark Revoltech joint system on something this unusual, it could be one of the more interesting engineering solutions to come out of this line.
Masters of the Universe Origins, Chronicles & Masterverse Wave
Mattel opened pre-orders on a big batch of Masters of the Universe figures spanning three lines at once. Origins picks up Hurricane Hordak, Despara, Tauraton, Beast Man, Expand-Or, Laser Power He-Man, Stonedar, Blast-Attak, Dragstor, Vultak, Gray, and Sting-Or, with several of those landing as deluxe versions carrying extra accessories. Masterverse adds a New Eternia Moss Man, and Chronicles brings King Grayskull plus a life-size Havoc Staff replica for anyone who wants the prop on a shelf without the figure attached. Pricing runs $19.99 to $27.99 depending on the line, with shipping expected in Q4 2026. If you collect across the MOTU spectrum, this is one of the bigger simultaneous drops we've seen this year.
TUBBZ Star Trek Galileo Shuttlecraft with Sulu Duck
Numskull's TUBBZ line keeps finding new corners of nerd culture to rubber-duck-ify, and this time it's the Galileo Shuttlecraft from Star Trek. The shuttle itself rolls on wheels and comes with an exclusive Mini Sulu duck seated at the helm, with room in the cockpit for a second Mini TUBBZ from the wider collection if you want to crew it up. At 23.5cm long, it's a decent size for a shelf piece, and the paintwork is detailed enough that it reads as a Star Trek prop first and a duck joke second. Officially licensed, PVC and ABS build, and it's up for pre-order now.
McFarlane Toys NFL Construct-a-Figure Series 2
McFarlane's NFL Construct-a-Figure line is back for Series 2, and it's leaning into the blind bag build format rather than fixed rosters. Each roughly 2 inch figure comes with precision-sculpted parts you snap together yourself, a display base, a football accessory, and a customizable sticker sheet to personalize the jersey. This wave covers 12 players including Christian McCaffrey, Lamar Jackson, and C.J. Stroud, sold in a case of 36 individually bagged figures. It's a fun format for team-building on a budget since you're assembling the figure as part of the unboxing, not just pulling a finished piece from a blister.
G.I. Joe Classified Series Ninja Force Snake Eyes and Jinx
Hasbro revealed official images for the Ninja Force Snake Eyes and Jinx 2-pack, and the accessory count alone makes this one worth flagging. Snake Eyes brings an alternate wolf-masked head, two nunchuks, two claws, a knife, two swords, a scabbard, and three additional weapon accessories. Jinx counters with a bow and arrow, quiver sheath, two swords, two alternate hands, an alternate head, a raven mask, and a removable feather shawl, for 21 accessory pieces between the pair. That's the kind of loadout that rewards displaying them mid-fight rather than standing at attention. This is a Target exclusive, and pre-orders don't open until September 18th at 9am EDT during Target's Fall Geek Out event, so there's nothing to buy yet, just a date to circle.
NECA Batman 89 and Batman Returns Catwoman
NECA's 8 inch clothed figures pulling from Michael Keaton's Batman and Michelle Pfeiffer's Catwoman are back in stock at Amazon. Batman comes dressed in real soft goods rather than a painted-on sculpt, with a poseable wire armature running through the cape so it holds a shape instead of flopping flat, plus interchangeable hands, batarangs, and a grapnel launcher. Catwoman gets a tailored soft goods suit, her whip and taser, interchangeable hands, and an alternate battle-damaged head for anyone who wants her post-brawl with Batman Returns' rooftop chaos. Both ship in window box packaging with a slipcover, so they display well straight out of the box.
Marvel Legends Future Foundation Figure Sets
Hasbro's Future Foundation two-packs are back in stock, split across two sets: Mister Fantastic paired with Spider-Man, and The Thing paired with Invisible Woman. Both are priced at $59.99 and available now, with Entertainment Earth also bringing the sets back up for pre-order if Amazon's stock runs out first. The Future Foundation white-and-black suits don't get nearly as much figure support as the classic blues, so having both sets land together is a solid way to round out that corner of a Marvel Legends Fantastic Four shelf.
Super7 Invincible Deluxe Wave 1
Super7 just dropped the first wave of Deluxe Invincible figures, and it's a good one for anyone who followed Mark Grayson's story from 2003 all the way to 2018. The wave covers Invincible himself alongside Thragg, Angstrom Levy, and Allen the Alien, each standing about 7 inches tall with 32 points of articulation, so these aren't just static shelf pieces. They're running $30 apiece or $120 for the full set of four. For a franchise that leans hard into brutal, over the top fights, that range of poseability actually matters, and it's nice to see Super7 back this one with real engineering instead of just a sculpt.
G.I. Joe Classified Series File Cards: Pythona, Cobra Commander, Dr. Mindbender & Serpentor
Hasbro dropped fresh file cards for four G.I. Joe Classified Series figures: Pythona, Cobra Commander, Dr. Mindbender, and Serpentor. File cards won't tell you a release date or a price, but they're the first real confirmation these characters are locked into the line's ongoing rollout. Serpentor and Mindbender in particular have been high on collectors' wish lists for a while, so seeing their official artwork surface is worth flagging even without a ship date attached yet.
Mondo Masters of the Universe 200X: Disco Skeletor & Ice Armor He-Man/Fire Armor Skeletor
Mondo is bringing two new releases to its 200X line to celebrate MOTUFest. Ice Armor He-Man squares off against Fire Armor Skeletor in a new 1/12 scale set loaded with elemental weapons and interchangeable portraits and hands, with pre-orders opening Friday, September 11 at 12pm EDT on MondoShop. Disco Skeletor is also back, decked out with four swappable portraits plus his Havoc Staff and Double Blade Sword. Convention attendees get first crack at Disco Skeletor in person, and everyone else can order online starting Tuesday, September 15 at 12pm EDT.
INART Batman: Arkham Origins Batman (XE Suit), Deathstroke & The Batman
INART has three new 1/12 scale figures up for pre-order pulled from the Arkham Origins well: Batman in his XE Suit, Deathstroke, and a separate take on The Batman. INART has been quietly building out an Arkham-adjacent lineup at this scale, and stacking three figures into one pre-order wave gives collectors a shot at a full display without waiting on staggered solo releases. No price or ship window has been confirmed yet, so treat this as the reveal stage for now.
McFarlane Toys Super Friends Wave 6
Wave 6 of McFarlane's Super Friends line is up for pre-order, and it's a fun trio: The Joker, Apache Chief, and The Atom, all in that 6 inch retro style the line has built its reputation on. The Red Platinum chase for this wave is Warpland Superman, up for pre-order separately on GameStop if you're after the rarer paint deco. Apache Chief in particular has been a requested character for a while, so seeing him finally land in plastic is a nice one for collectors working through the Legion of Doom roster.
Jazwares Fortnite Big Dill
Jazwares gave us our first look at the Fortnite 6-inch Legendary Series Big Dill figure, and yes, it's exactly what it sounds like: a baseball bat wielding pickle skin brought to life in plastic. Details are thin right now since Jazwares hasn't released pricing or a ship date, but the sculpt alone is enough to get Fortnite collectors talking. We'll keep an eye out as more specifics land.
JoyToy Warhammer: The Horus Heresy 1/18 Scale Figures
JoyToy has three new 1/18 scale Horus Heresy figures up for pre-order: a Dark Angels MKVI Tactical Sergeant, an Imperial Fists Champion Consul, and a World Eaters MKVI Tactical Sergeant. The Tactical Sergeants stand about 4.8 inches tall with 26 points of articulation and come loaded with alternate heads, extra hands, and full weapon sets including bolters, plasma pistols, and power swords. The Champion Consul carries a combi-melta and power sword instead, dressed in artificer armor with a flowing tabard, which is a nice bit of variety against the standard Tactical Marine look. All three lean into the MKVI Corvus power armor aesthetic that's become JoyToy's calling card for this line.
Hiya Toys Mega Man 11 Exquisite Basic Mega Man
Hiya Toys is adding Mega Man 11's Blue Bomber to its Exquisite Basic line, and it packed in some clever gimmicks. Standing 4.72 inches tall, he comes with two extra faces and a hair piece to swap into his unhelmeted look, six interchangeable hands, and his Mega Buster. The standout feature is the included Hiya logo badge, which uses a magnetic switch to trigger three lighting modes on the Buster's muzzle when you bring it close, mimicking the in-game charge effect. He's also got magnetic soles so he can stick to metal display surfaces, a small touch that goes a long way for posing.
Takara-Tomy Transformers Missing Link C-12 Grimlock
Takara-Tomy's Missing Link C-12 Grimlock is available now, priced at $119.99. He's already sold out at several other retailers, so this is one of those restocks worth acting on quickly if you've been trying to land him. Missing Link has built a reputation for selling through fast, and Grimlock looks to be following that same pattern.
That's Figure Friday
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