Tamashii Nations debuts Spider-Man 2099 and Miles Morales figures from 'Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse'.
This week’s action figure news is highlighted by Tamashii Nations’ reveal of their latest additions to the S.H. Figuarts line: Spider-Man 2099 and Miles G. Morales, inspired by the recent Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse. According to The Toyark, these new figures are now available for pre-order in Japan and priced at ¥9,900, approximately $63 USD. Fans of the animated film and collectors of high-quality figures are likely to find these releases noteworthy. The figures capture the dynamic designs seen in the films, contributing to what promises to be highly sought-after pieces in any collectors’ inventory.
Street Fighter and Other Popular IP Releases
The Toyark also reports the opening of pre-orders for the Storm Arena Balrog figure from the Street Fighter Alpha 3 collection. The 1/12 scale figure offers two interchangeable portraits, special attack effects, and a display stand, making it a notable addition for fans of the prolific fighting game series. This marks another strong release from the popular franchise, continuing to expand the extensive roster of collectible characters.
Amazon Exclusive Black Series Offers More Star Wars Collectibles
For Star Wars enthusiasts, an exclusive set featuring The Mandalorian‘s Mercenary Guard Droid and Mercenary STAP is now available for purchase on Amazon, as per Jedi Temple Archives. These Black Series entries are sure to appeal to fans of The Mandalorian, maintaining the line’s reputation for detailed and screen-accurate figures.
Stranger Things Adapts to New Media
In a shift to animation and further exploring its universe, Stranger Things introduces the ’80s themed animated series “Tales from ’85”, with a focus on character Eleven. According to She’s Fantastic, this shift by Netflix to animated storytelling reflects a strategic pivot to maintain the series’ youthful charm that original seasons portrayed through their young cast. Collectors can expect figures depicting this new interpretation as buzz grows around this addition to the franchise.
Ongoing Sales and Previews at BBTS
Lastly, The Toyark highlights Big Bad Toy Store’s latest newsletter, which includes updates on a variety of high-profile IPs such as Tomb Raider, TMNT, and Street Fighter. The retailer continues to be a go-to for both new releases and exclusive collectibles, spanning a wide range of franchises that appeal to diverse collector interests.
