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Sonic the Hedgehog and Marvel Legends Headline a Diverse Week for Collectors

New releases from Sonic the Hedgehog and Marvel Legends alongside a tribute to vintage toy lines.

This week’s collection of action figure news brings a refreshing blend of beloved legacy lines and niche collectibles. The standout stories focus on new additions from the Sonic the Hedgehog series, intricate Marvel Legends exclusives, and a vintage-inspired release that taps into the ’80s nostalgia.

Sonic the Hedgehog Expands with Amy Rose Figure

The Sonic the Hedgehog series continues to expand with a new collectible vinyl figure featuring Amy Rose as part of the Touma Edition Blind Box by T-BASE 2025. As She’s Fantastic reports, this adds to a rapidly growing line of Sonic figures, with collectors finding increasingly diverse options by companies like Jakks Pacific and JusToys. The addition of Amy Rose signifies a concerted effort to diversify offerings within the larger Sonic universe, catering to both completists and those with a focus on female characters.

Marvel Legends Delivers With Spider-Woman and Jean Grey

On the Marvel front, Hasbro continues to capitalize on its popular Marvel Legends series with two new figures. The Spider-Woman figure, a Marvel Unlimited exclusive, is inspired by a one-off cover by Peach Momoko, depicting Jessica Drew in a symbiote-themed outfit. While this figure may not be essential for all collectors, She’s Fantastic notes it’s a fun addition for diehard fans.

Meanwhile, Jean Grey joins the Marvel Legends Vintage line with her X-Factor costume. This is highlighted in another update by She’s Fantastic. For fans wrestling with their favorite version of Jean, this figure offers nostalgia and completion for those who fondly remember her various comic book iterations.

Nostalgia Triggers with Legends of Dragonore’s Horri-Dame

Formo Toys’ Legends of Dragonore line ventures into the realm of nostalgic fantasy toys with their latest figure, Horri-Dame. As revealed by Action Figure Barbecue, the line, which draws heavy inspiration from the 1980s 5.5-inch barbarian fantasy genre of toys like Masters of the Universe, continues to appeal to collectors who cherish vintage aesthetics.

Masters of the Universe Origins Innovates with Fright Pit Playset

Following the vintage inspiration theme, Mattel’s Masters of the Universe Origins line has introduced the “Fright Pit” playset, which updates the classic “Slime Pit” concept. Action Figure Barbecue notes that the hinged skull and ball-joint articulation provide a more durable and play-friendly experience than the original, ensuring it appeals to both collectors and younger audiences.

This week’s updates reflect a diverse and intriguing mix of releases, with each brand finding ways to both innovate and cater to longstanding fans. From Sonic to Marvel to MOTU, collectors have plenty to keep an eye on across a variety of price points and formats.