Review: MDLX Fire Storm Mega Man

Threezero's MDLX Mega Man line continues with their newest release: Fire Storm Mega Man. Is this just the same figure in a new color scheme, or is there more to it? 

Review: Kotobukiya Axl White Version

The Mega Man X series is famous for many things, but one of the most distinctive elements is the variety of Armors worn by its characters. X is the face of this tradition, though Zero, Vile, and Sigma have each sported multiple designs over the years. Then there’s the most enigmatic member of the cast: Axl. In Mega Man X8, Axl received a mysterious upgrade known only as “???”—better remembered by fans as White Axl. For over two decades, this design has gone without a proper figure, until now. To my surprise, Kotobukiya has finally answered the call. We know their track record speaks for itself, but just how impressive is this release? Let’s take a closer look!

Kotobukiya Announces "Zero 1st Ver." Model Kit (Update)

After Monday’s tease, Kotobukiya officially announced a new Zero model kit today. As expected, it’s the first version of Zero from the original Mega Man X game.

Review: Kotobukiya Mega Man 11 Scramble Thunder & Pile Drive

After a short delay, Kotobukiya has finally released the latest kits in their Mega Man Classic line. This time, we got two Special Weapon based kits from Mega Man 11: Scramble Thunder and Pile Drive. Are they worth the wait, and do they stay true to the source material? After the break, I’ll cover everything you need to know!

Review: Kotobukiya Bass.EXE

For Kotobukiya’s various Mega Man lines—and most Mega Man toy lines in general—it’s rare to see characters beyond the main cast get made. Lately, though, Kotobukiya seems to have taken that criticism to heart. They are trying to venture off the beaten path with kits like the upcoming Sigma, the surprise announcement of Roll.EXE, or with today's subject: the Cyberworld's God of Destruction, Bass.EXE. Was Kotobukiya able to deliver on this fan-favorite rouge Program? Join me after the break as we discuss everything about this kit!

Review: Fan-Made Kotobukiya Light Capsules

Every now and then, a fan project pops up that truly stands out. Sometimes it's a fan-game, sometimes it's a piece of artwork, and other times, it's a custom accessory made to complement your official merchandise. Today, I want to highlight a remarkable project I’ve been following since its inception—so join me after the break as we dive into everything there is to know about these incredible fan-made Light Capsules!

Jada Toys Mega Man Neo Metall 6-Pack Revealed (SDCC Exclusive)

Heading to San Diego Comic-Con this year? Be sure to stop by the Jada Toys booth for an exclusive 6-pack of Neo Metall figures. The set includes six fully poseable 1:12 scale Neo Metalls with articulated limbs and helmets—perfect for dynamic displays alongside your other Jada Toys Mega Man figures.

That said, no one would blame you for keeping them in the box. The packaging is styled after the Metall Potton from Mega Man 6—the machine that dispenses Mets—a clever nod fans will appreciate.

No pricing details yet, but they’re sure to sell fast. If you’re not attending, here’s hoping Jada offers them again down the line.

Source: SDCC Blog

Review: Kotobukiya Mega Man 11 Mega Man Premium Charge Shot Ver.

Kotobukiya has been on a roll lately with their frequent releases. This time, we have another addition to their Premium Charge Shot line: Mega Man in his Mega Man 11 design. Will this kit fare better than the previous MegaMan.EXE Premium Chare Shot Ver.? Join me after the break to find out all the details!

Mega Man X4 "Figgyz" From First4Figures Now on Sale

First4Figures has teamed up with IGN to launch a line of magnetic pixel art collectibles inspired by various video game and anime series called "Figgyz". Leading the lineup is a set of Mega Man X standees based on Mega Man X4, featuring X, Ultimate Armor X, and Zero.

Each figure stands 4.3 inches tall and comes with a customizable background based on different in-game stages, perfect for display on your desk, wall, or even your fridge. As part of the gacha craze that's seeped into just about everything lately, each “Figgyz” also has gold, silver, and bronze chase variants with drop rates of 1%, 3%, and 6%, respectively. Each one retails for $14.99.

If this sounds like your kind of thing, be sure to check out the links above!

Thanks for the tip, Tim!

Rockman and Cerezo Osaka Collaboration Goods Revealed

Capcom has announced a new collaboration between the Rockman series and J.League football club Cerezo Osaka, introducing a limited lineup of exclusive merchandise. The collection features Rockman in Cerezo’s signature pink color scheme and a takoyaki-themed Mettaur—an homage to Osaka’s local culture.

Items include badges, keychains, a hat, acrylic standees, and other themed goods featuring Rockman, Mettaur, and Cerezo Osaka’s wolf mascot, Lobby. 

The collaboration is available for a limited time both in-store and online, with pre-orders open from today through June 19th. Although shipping is limited to Japan, you can still browse the full lineup here.

Source: Cerezo Osaka 

Unreleased, Unknown Rockman Figure Surfaces on Mercari

I don’t usually spotlight auctions on the ol’ blog, but this one’s too wild to ignore. A previously unseen, one-of-a-kind Rockman figure has surfaced on Mercari’s seller market—seemingly never released commercially, or perhaps intended for a future launch. The manufacturer is unknown, but the figure appears legitimate, featuring Rockman in his classic Rockman 1 title screen pose and bearing a Capcom copyright stamp on the bottom of the foot...

Officially Licensed Mega Man X Jersey From Geek Jerseys

Just in time for Mega Man X Timelines #1, Geek Jerseys is releasing a limited run of officially licensed Mega Man X hockey jerseys. Only 150 will be made, each individually numbered. The design is inspired by X himself, featured prominently in a hockey-style “Maverick Hunters” logo. The number 93 on the back commemorates the original release year of Mega Man X, with embroidered Maverick Hunters and Sigma emblems on the shoulders.

As a limited edition item, it doesn’t come cheap—we're looking at $140 USD. But if you've got the Zenny to spare, go wild. More images and details are available at Geek Jerseys.

Review: Kotobukiya Black Zero

Kotobukiya returns with another exclusive kit—this time, it's the long-awaited Black Zero. Was it worth the wait? Stick with me after the break as we dive into everything you need to know about Black Zero.

Review: Kotobukiya MegaMan.EXE Premium Charge Shot Ver.

Kotobukiya returns with a brand-new exclusive model kit—this time spotlighting MegaMan.EXE in a slick Premium Charge Shot Version. Will this kit bust some viruses or crash and burn in the process? Stick around after the break as we dive into the highs and lows of this release.

New Official Shooting Star Rockman Goods Revealed

Long overdue for some representation, Capcom has unveiled a new line of official Shooting Star Rockman merchandise, available through the latest Cap Kuji lottery.

The grand prize is a wearable Warrock plush that fits over your hand. Measuring just over 13 inches in length, it's ideal for cosplay. Other prizes include a set of B2-sized tapestries, desk mats, acrylic stands, keychains, and tin badges. You can see what each item looks like here.

Lottery tickets are available for purchase at 880 yen (roughly $6.15 USD) each. The odds of winning are divided into prize tiers, with the rarest item—the Warrock plush—having just a 1% chance of being drawn.

Prizes are expected to ship to winners between August and September 2025. While there's no guarantee these items will be available outside the lottery, past Cap Kuji merchandise has later gone on sale both online and at Capcom Store locations across Japan. We’ll be keeping an eye out for any updates—after all, it’s not every day we see Shooting Star Rockman getting some love!

Review: Jada Toys Mega Man Wave 2 (Hyper Bomb Mega Man, Cut Man, Elec Man)

The second wave of Jada Toys' Mega Man line has arrived! With their first wave leaving a strong impression, can Jada Toys capture that success again with another solid release? Join me after the break as we dive into everything these figures bring to the table.

Rockman and Suou Patra Collaboration Announced

Capcom's collaboration streak continues with a first for the franchise—a VTuber crossover. Popular Japanese VTuber Suou Patra will sport Rockman-themed attire across a variety of goods, all available through a lottery. From acrylic stands and plushies to t-shirts, this unusual crossover offers a little something for everyone. 

Review: Three Zero MDLX Mega Man

Over the years, we've seen several articulated Mega Man figures, and now Three Zero is joining the lineup with their MDLX Mega Man. How does it stack up against other versions of the character? Stick around as I break down everything this figure has to offer!

Capcom Reveals Rockman Goods for "The Great Capcom Exhibition"

The Great Capcom Exhibition is fast approaching, and today Capcom has unveiled the lineup of merchandise available at the event, including exclusive Rockman items.

Opening on March 20 in Osaka, the exhibition will showcase proposals, original drawings, graphic works, and various materials tracing Capcom's journey from its early days to its modern technology.

Review: Kotobukiya Axl

The X series has brought us plenty of fun and unforgettable characters over the years—whether it’s Gate’s over-the-top personality, Berkana’s striking design, or the enduring legend of Green Biker Dude. But while the series is packed with fantastic characters, if you’re not X or Zero, getting merchandise is pretty unlikely. That said, since 2003, there’s a third major character who hardly ever gets the spotlight... until now.

Kotobukiya has thrown their hat into the ring by finally bringing us the first new character in their Mega Man X  line: Axl. Is this kit worth the wait? Stick around, and we’ll dive into everything it brings to the table!