NYCC ‘26: Hasbro x Walmart announce AVENGERS: DOOMSDAY, G1 TRANSFORMERS, and STREET FIGHTER figures

The NYCC merch machine is in full swing following the Hasbro Walmart Collector Con livestream that revealed a number of new exclusives including Marvel Legends Avengers: Doomsday, retro G1 Transformers, and Street Fighter action figures. This livestream launched preorders for the new 6-inch Street Fighter figures and Transformers, while also highlighting the latest in the Marvel Legends line.

Among the figures available to buy now from Walmart stores and online are new Marvel Legends Fantastic Four figures from Avengers: Doomsday. The lineup of two-packs includes a Mister Fantastic & H.E.R.B.I.E. set, an Invisible Woman & Human Torch set, and a solo Thing figure. The Mister Fantastic set comes with 2 alternate hand styles and alternate heads in the style of Pedro Pascal. The Storm sibling two-pack features 2 alternate hands and a force shield for Sue and 2 alternate hands and 4 flame effects for Johnny. The Thing comes with 2 alternate hands and an additional ever-lovin’ blue-eyed bearded head. 

Also already available for purchase are the new Street FighterMystery Warriors blind box figures featuring 1 of 13 different fighters, as well as the new G.I. Joe Classified Series D.I.R.E. Hawk figure.

The Collector Con livestream also opened preorders for a number of new Walmart exclusive figures. Joining the Transformers Retro G1 line are Decepticons Bug Bite and Exhaust. Bug Bite is a 4-inch figure with attachable blaster while Exhaust is a 5.2-inch model with a shoulder launcher. The featured preorders also included 4 new 6-in Street Fighter figures: Guile, M. Bison, Dark Ryu, and Blanka. All complete with accessories. Joining the aforementioned G.I. Joe Classified Series is also the Night Force Sneak Peek figure with 9 character-inspired accessories. Rounding out the new reveals was an American release of the Japanese-exclusive BEYBLADE XLeft-Spin Cobalt Dragoon 2-60C BX Attack Type Top and Left-Spin String Launcher.

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