Tuesday, February 10, 2026

Udon's Mega Man Comics Now Available Digitally

Udon Entertainment has partnered with Neon Ichiban to bring a selection of comics in digital format for the first time. Leading the charge is the complete Mega Man Timelines run, along with Mega Man X ongoing #0 and Mega Man #0 (the latter is available to read for free). New issues will be distributed digitally as they come in.

This collaboration is a big win for readers who’ve been asking for official digital options, and especially for international fans who’ve had a hard time tracking down physical copies without dealing with steep import costs.

You can check out the full lineup right here!

Monday, February 9, 2026

Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection Update Fixes Lost Chips in MMBN 5 & 6


An update for all versions of Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection has corrected an issue in Mega Man Battle Network 5 and Mega Man Battle Network 6 that caused certain Battle Chips to be lost under specific circumstances.

In Battle Network 5, the affected chips were AntiDmg *, NrthWind *, GrabRvng F, and VDoll T. In Battle Network 6, the impacted chips included DublShot C, Hiboomer V, GrabRvng I, and BigBomb O.

Alongside the fix, a new feature has been added that allows players to reclaim the affected chips. They can now be obtained through each game’s Special Cards section, accessible via the Patch Cards & Download Chips menu in the Gallery.

Each card can only be claimed once per version. Even players who did not encounter the issue are free to redeem them.

Source: Capcom - MMBNLC Official Site

Saturday, February 7, 2026

A Closer Look at MDLX Bass and Fourth Armor X Figures

Wonder Festival is underway, and with it comes a closer look at the newest additions to ThreeZero’s MDLX Mega Man line: Bass and Fourth Armor X.

Both figures are still in the prototype stage, but the latest display offers a clearer view of the sculpt work and finer detailing. There’s still no release date just yet, though progress appears to be moving along steadily.

If you’re attending Wonder Festival, you can see them up close at ThreeZero’s booth (7-17-04).

Friday, February 6, 2026

Mega Man 11, Classic Legacy Collections Sales Continue to Grow

It wasn’t long ago that we learned Mega Man surpassed 44 million units sold during the last fiscal year. Now, thanks to Capcom’s updated Platinum Titles list, we have a clearer breakdown of how that milestone was reached, including refreshed sales figures for Mega Man 11 and both Mega Man Legacy Collections.

As of December 31, 2025, Mega Man 11 has added another 200,000 units to its total, climbing from 2.0 million to 2.20 million sold. While not officially confirmed, this bump in sales is likely tied, at least in part, to the 90% off discount Capcom ran shortly after Dual Override was announced. To date, Mega Man 11 is the best-selling game in the franchise.

The two classic series Legacy Collections have also seen steady growth. Both Mega Man Legacy Collection 1 and Legacy Collection 2 moved an additional 100,000 units each. Mega Man Legacy Collection increased from 1.7 million to 1.8 million, while Mega Man Legacy Collection 2 rose from 1.0 million to 1.10 million.

Source: Capcom Platinum Titles

Tuesday, February 3, 2026

X and Zero Capcorom Plushies Revealed

Capcom has revealed two new additions to their growing line of Capcorom plushies: X and Zero. 

The charming, bean-shaped plushies will be available beginning February 27th at Capcom Store locations in Tokyo, Osaka, and Umeda, priced at 1,320 yen each. They’re also scheduled to appear later this month in the online crane game Capcom Net Catcher, offering another way for fans in Japan who can’t easily visit the physical stores to pick them up.

For fans outside Japan, Capcorom plushies typically surface through third-party sellers such as eBay, occasional Amazon listings, and select Japanese online shops that can be accessed using a proxy buying service.

Source: Capcom Amusement & Shops

Monday, February 2, 2026

Kotobukiya Sigma Now Available to Pre-Order

Tremble with terror! At long last, Kotobukiya’s Sigma model kit is up for pre-order. The imposing Maverick leader stands roughly 8.27 inches tall—towering over X, Zero, and other kits in the line—and comes packed with extras: a detachable cape, two Saber blades, a Saber grip, Saber holder, three interchangeable face parts, and four hand parts for different poses.

Right now, pre-orders are live through Big Bad Toy StoreHobbyLink Japan and Kotobukiya US (comes with an exclusive acrylic print plate) with an expected release in August 2026. Other retailers should open up order shortly. 

Source: Big Bad Toystore

Sunday, February 1, 2026

Another Look at Jada Toys Mega Man Wave 5

By way of Preternia, we’ve got an updated look at Rush, Bomb Man, and Guts Man from Wave 5 of Jada Toys' Mega Man line, including a preview of the near-final packaging and accessory loadouts.

Bomb Man and Guts Man’s extras were mostly expected, but Rush’s set is now fully confirmed. He comes with an alternate head, two versions of Rush Coil, Rush Jet with optional thruster effect parts, a dog bone, plus two new Mega Man head sculpts and two Mega Man hand parts: one pointing and one clenched fist.

All three figures are expected to arrive sometime later this year. More updates as they come!

Source: Preternia

Friday, January 30, 2026

User Voting for Mega Man: Dual Override Robot Master Design Contest Now Open

User voting is now underway for the Mega Man: Dual Override Design a Robot Master contest.

Capcom has unveiled the 20 Robot Master designs selected by the development team in the first round of judging. You can now browse all of the entries on the official website and cast your vote to help decide which six designs will receive the Excellence Awards and advance in the competition. Voting period lasts from January 30 to February 6.

To vote, and be eligible to receive a special Dual Override social media icon, you need a Capcom ID. If you don't have one, it's free! Register here.

Thursday, January 29, 2026

You Can Now Play Rockman EXE: Battle Chip Stadium at Home via Emulation

Three years ago, GoodTofuFriday and the BCS preservation team set out to extract Rockman EXE: Battle Chip Stadium from its native, aging arcade hardware. While the game was successfully and safely ripped, it wasn’t in a playable state. 

But today, I’m pleased to report that the game is not only fully playable on an emulator, but available to download right now!

Tuesday, January 27, 2026

Mega Man Series Sales Top 44 Million Units


Capcom released their Q3 fiscal 2025 financial results today, reporting that the Mega Man series has reached 44 million units sold as of December 31, 2025. In comparison, Capcom’s annual report published on May 13 listed the series at 43 million units sold as of March 31, 2025.

Over the past four years, the franchise has grown from 38 million to 44 million units, reflecting steady momentum driven by Legacy Collections, sustained evergreen marketing, cross-media collaborations, and ongoing merchandise. With Mega Man Star Force Legacy Collection launching on March 27 this year and Mega Man: Dual Override planned for 2027, things are only set to get better.

Look forward to more exciting news throughout the year!

Blokees Shooting Star Mega Man and Zero Revealed

Blokees revealed today articulated figures of Shooting Star Mega Man and Zero series Zero at the 2026 Spielwarenmesse Toy Fair. Both figures will be part of the “Champion Class” line, standing between 5.5 and 6 inches tall.

Blokees is giving these characters a more angular look — and in Zero’s case, a more mechanical one — with finer details and sharper sculpting. They still stay true to their core game designs, but unlike Kotobukiya or earlier Sentinel releases, these figures have a style that’s distinctly their own.

At this time, pricing and a release date have not been announced. In the meantime, you can find more images below!

Sunday, January 25, 2026

Review: Jada Toys Wave 3 (Helmetless Mega Man, Wood Man, Bubble Man)


Jada Toys returns with its third Mega Man wave, this time featuring larger deluxe figures. Wave 3 includes Helmetless Mega Man, Wood Man, and Bubble Man. Mega Man is similar to earlier releases but comes packed with more accessories, while Wood Man and Bubble Man are oversized figures loaded with extras. Of course, the bigger scale also means a higher price tag.

That just leaves the question: is this wave worth getting, or is this one to skip?