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So this is a four per store figure?

I found these available on the Best Buy website & they were available for immediate delivery. Some stores in the area actually had them on-hand & would hold them for you....so I bought them from Best Buy.

I love the Alfredo Alcala head on that Skeletor. I don't understand why his boots are gold. That is a distracting color choice. Maybe purple with gold trim? Maybe that line will get a Castle Grayskull that resembles Alcala's/Taylor's spooky design.If any are left for kids to buy. The four gold Skeletors that leaked in the store were all purchased by the same guy, leaving none for anyone else. So tired of scalpers.

I think Super Grover is going to sell out fast.

One of my faves from the newest MCU Deadpool wave, Brown Suit Wolvie ... some terrific improvements made in the articulation department as far as MCU figures are concerned. Still room for improvement, but a great looking figure nonetheless. https://youtu.be/4xjysdv_y14

The chibi Deer guy looks incredibly weird in live action style.

Those two are excellent picks plus the robotic evil version of Hachiman!️

Netflix, finding themselves with some extra pocket money after not buying Warner Bros., announced the acquisition of InterPositive, the technology company founded by Ben Affleck that develops AI-powered filmmaking tools. Netflix is bringing in InterPositive’s entire team through this acquisition, with Affleck joining as Senior Advisor. Affleck shared the following as part of the announcement: “In 2022, I spent a lot of time observing the early rise of AI in production. As a filmmaker, I could see how these models came up short. For artists to apply these tools towards telling the stories we dedicate our lives to, they need to be purpose-built to represent and protect all the qualities that make a great story: the nuances of filmmaking, the predictable — and unpredictable — challenges of production environments, the distortion of a lens or the way light shape-shifts across a scene. We also need to preserve what makes storytelling human, which is judgment. The kind that takes decades to build, experience to hone and that only people can have. I knew I had a responsibility to my peers and our industry, to protect the power of human creativity and the people behind it. In creating InterPositive, I sought to do just that. Together with a small team of engineers, researchers and creatives, I began filming a proprietary dataset on a controlled soundstage with all the familiarities of a full production. I wanted to build a workflow that captures what happens on a set, with vocabulary that matched the language cinematographers and directors already spoke and included the kind of consistency and controls they would expect. Intensive research and development led to our first model, trained to understand visual logic and editorial consistency, while preserving cinematic rules under real-world production challenges such as missing shots, background replacements or incorrect lighting. We also built in restraints to protect creative intent, so the tools are designed for responsible exploration while keeping creative decisions in the hands of artists — and ensuring that the benefits of this technology flow directly back to the story they're trying to tell. The results of this foundational work were deliberately smaller datasets and models focused on filmmaking techniques — rather than performances — creating tools that artists can use, control and benefit from. From the invention of the moving image to the transition to digital, from motion capture to virtual production, technology has evolved alongside the artists who use it. Our shared commitment to continuing this legacy makes joining together a natural next step, in addition to Netflix's decades of experience applying and scaling technology responsibly. Our values, combined with our complementary strengths, will ensure these tools are used with the same care and responsibility with which they were built. I couldn't be happier for this work to continue with the team at Netflix, and look forward to providing the broader creative community with access to what we build and the future we're working towards together.”

Shown below is the new Tamashii Nations Godzilla Minus One S.H.MonsterArts Godzilla (The Odo Island Monster) Action Figure are available for pre-order at places like our sponsor BigBadToyStore.com and Nerdzoic. From "Godzilla -1.0", the Monster of Odo Island, "Godzilla [2023]" joins S.H.MonsterArts! In its pre-transformation form that destroyed the Defense Force on Odo Island, "Godzilla [2023]" is now available as an S.H.MonsterArts thanks to the design and modeling of Yuji Sakai. Utilizing the CG from the film, this figure accurately captures the more forward leaning posture, larger head, and thinner torso and legs that represented the more dinosaur-like pre-transformation form of Godzilla in the film. Even the differences in skin-structure and dorsal fin-shape have been accurately reproduced. The coloring has been carefully monitored to capture the lifelike feeling as well as draw out the details of the skin and dorsal fins. The figure's range of articulation has been made to allow for a wide range of movement, including swaying of the neck that allows for the signature poses such as the upwards bellowing roars that this form of Godzilla makes in the film. A special stand with pedestal that has the logo of the "Godzilla -1.0" film and the Japanese characters used to spell out "Godzilla" for this pre-transformation form is also included. S.H.MonsterArts Godzilla (Minus One) figure shown not included (sold separately) Product Features 4.72 inches tall (12cm) Made of ABS and PVC Based on the Godzilla Minus One film Part of the S.H.MonsterArts line Highly detailed Features premium articulation Box Contents Godzilla figure Stand with pedestal Printed stand

Following the closure of Muppet*Vision 3D at Disney's Hollywood Studios last year, Brian Henson has confirmed the experience will live on in VR form. The preserved, archived, 3D film will let users select different seats within the virtual theater, allowing for varied, 360-degree perspectives of the show. While designed for the Apple Vision Pro, the experience is expected to eventually be available on other VR headsets and platforms. The show was recorded during a special event in May 2025 before its permanent closure on June 7, 2025. The attraction, a staple for 35 years, was one of the last projects Jim Henson worked on. The area is being redeveloped into a Monsters, Inc.-themed Monstropolis land. No official release date or pricing has been announced.

As far as deep cuts, still holding out for King Arthur and Demolisher w/ Dirge.

Neither of us said it, don't worry about it man, we just stated what we were hoping for. This is supposed to be a fun way to get away from the real world. I'm no Thundercats expert, and I was today years old when I learned that Jagara is in more episodes then the Lunataks LOL.

Shown below are the new Super7 Thundercats ULTIMATES Wave 15 Figures featuring Zaxx, Jagara, Wizz-ra and Mumm-ra are available for pre-order on Amazon.

Shown below is the new Disney Parks Star Wars Droid Factory Build-A-Droid Series QT-KT is now available to order on TheDisneyStore. Equipped with a Photo-Receptor and Radar Eye, System Ventilation, and Heat Exhaust, the QT-KT droid can be found on missions aboard Separatist Dreadnoughts. Here, the distinctive pink-colored droid is replicated in detail as a Star Wars Droid Factory figure. Part of a new Droid Factory Build-A-Droid program, QT-KT comes with an extra piece. When you collect all six figures in the 1st Launch, you will be able to build your own TC-332 droid. Magic in the details Fully sculpted Articulated Part of a new monthly Droid Factory Build-A-Droid program Includes Droid Factory Build-A-Droid piece Collect all six of the Droid Factory Build-A-Droid pieces to complete the TC-332 droid, each sold separately Includes diagram showing the completed TC-332 droid and the six different pieces Includes collector card Collect all Star Wars Droid Factory figures, each sold separately Inspired by the Star Wars saga

Shown below is the new Funko March 4th POP! Vinyl Figures featuring Scream, Dragon Ball and One Piece are available for pre-order at places like our sponsor Entertainment Earth.

Mondo's newest MASTERS OF THE UNIVERSE minion of evil, the interdimensional master swordsman with a range of perfect visions, Tri-Klops 1/6 Scale Figure. Featuring 3 portraits, swappable hands, two swords, a blaster with blaster fire attachment, a Remote Spy Robot, and his trademark rotating helmet… Heroic Warriors have nowhere to hide! Pre-orders open Tuesday, March 10 at 12pm EDT on MondoShop.com.

Production has officially begun on an untitled Warner Bros. sci-fi action movie starring Keanu Reeves and directed by Deadpool’s Tim Miller. The film also features Callie Cooke (F1) and was penned by Ian Shorr, who wrote the 2021 Mark Wahlberg film Infinite. Reeves plays a smuggler caught in a time loop, surrounded by mercenaries and sharks. Filming is taking place in the Dominican Republic (using massive water tanks) before moving to the U.K.. In addition to Reeves and Cooke (as a scientist), the cast includes Nicholas Duvernay, Steven Waddington, Abraham Popoola, Bobby Holland Hanton, and Anastasia Safonov. Reeves has been focused on the John Wick action franchise as of late but is well known for his iconic science fiction roles, including Neo in The Matrix films, Klaatu in The Day the Earth Stood Still, and Will Foster in Replicas. His sci-fi work also includes cult classics like Johnny Mnemonic, A Scanner Darkly, and the Bill & Ted movies, often blending philosophical depth with comedy and action. The film is targeting an August 2027 release.

Shown below is the new Mattel WWE x Street Fighter Wave 2 Figures are listed online on Walmart.com. They look to be going in and out of stock but also could appear at Walmart Collector Con which runs March19th - 20th at 9am EDT. • Batista as Sagat • John Cena as Guile • Bianca Belair as Cammy

Lots of stuff I "want," probably won't buy any but Super Grover.

Collectors are once again preparing their credit cards, refresh buttons, and fragile emotional stability as Walmart gets ready to host its annual Collector Con event on March 19–20. The two-day celebration promises exclusive figures, limited pre-orders, and the thrill of securing that one item that will absolutely, definitely ship without any issues, right? Right? ToyFarce investigated... Seasoned collectors know that Collector Con is only the opening act. Shortly after the event concludes, Walmart is widely expected to launch its equally famous follow-up event: Cancel Con, the annual tradition where previously secured orders mysteriously vanish from customer accounts without warning. "Collector Con is always exciting..." said toy collector Mark, while adding multiple exclusives to his cart. "But the real adrenaline rush comes a few days later when you wake up to an email that says your order has been cancelled due to 'unexpected inventory issues'. That's when the event really begins!" Unlike Collector Con, which requires quick reflexes and stable internet, Cancel Con requires nothing more than patience and the emotional resilience to read the phrase “We're sorry, your preorder was canceled". Veteran collectors say the experience has become such a staple of the hobby that many now treat the two events as a single extended convention: "It's basically a two-phase event" explained another longtime collector. "Phase one is pre-ordering everything in a panic. Phase two is watching half of those orders get cancelled while you try to remember which ones you actually managed to keep." Some collectors have even begun preparing in advance by practicing their reactions, including refreshing their order history every ten minutes, staring blankly at cancellation emails, and posting screenshots on social media accompanied by the traditional caption: "Anyone else get this?" At press time, Walmart had not officially confirmed Cancel Con, but sources say collectors should expect the event to begin approximately 3–5 business days after Collector Con, or immediately after collectors start feeling confident that their orders are safe. More news at 11:00... "What do you mean 'We had to cancel your preorder because the item was unavailable'? You let me order it!!" *ToyFarce News is parody news for laughs and not meant to be taken seriously!

Shown below is the new Sideshow Collectibles Star Wars: Return of the Jedi Scum & Villainy Vizam 1/6 Scale Figure is available for pre-order at places like our sponsor BigBadToyStore.com. Sideshow presents the Vizam Sixth Scale High-End Collectible Figure, an officially licensed Star Wars collectible ready to round out your shelf’s security detail. Vizam is a red Nikto, or Kajain’sa’Nikto, a humanoid species from the planet Kitan. His scaly skin, horns, and facial spikes lend him an intimidating appearance. Found in Jabba the Hutt’s employ, Vizam works as a gunner on the sail barge alongside fellow criminals. He demonstrates his confidence and fighting capabilities against Jedi Knight Luke Skywalker on Tatooine. Inspired by the character’s appearance in Return of the Jedi™, this fully articulated, highly poseable high-end Star Wars figure wears tailored fabric clothing accurate to his on-screen ensemble. His outfit consists of layered blue and tan shirts, brown trousers, brown armor, a yellow vest, and a protective hat worn in harsh desert climates. The Vizam™ Sixth Scale High-End Collectible Figure also comes with two relaxed hands as well as one gripping hand for the blaster accessory. The Vizam™ Sixth Scale High-End Collectible Figure is the latest addition to Sideshow’s Scum & Villainy line of high-end collectibles, which brings your favorite underworld denizens all the way from a galaxy far, far away to your nearest home barge. Keep your senses sharp and be on the lookout for more infamous characters in this delightfully dangerous series of limited-edition high-end figures. Ready, aim — and bring home the Vizam Sixth Scale High-End Collectible Figure today! Other figures shown not included (sold separately) Product Features 12.5 inches (31.75cm) 1/6 Scale Made of plastic and fabric Based on the Star Wars: Return of the Jedi film Life-like detail Fully articulated Box Contents Vizam figure Pair of relaxed hands Trigger hand Blaster

Right? It's so refreshing!

I love it when I don't want anything from this event.