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!

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?

Blokees Announces New Mega Man Line

Earlier in 2025, we shared a piece of news that wasn’t meant to go public yet—specifically, it wasn’t supposed to be out there until a certain game was revealed. We had to scrub it pretty fast… but now it’s official: Mega Man Blokees are coming.

Blokees has announced a collaboration with Mega Man, with the line set to be revealed at the world’s largest international toy fair, Spielwarenmesse 2026, in Nuremberg, Germany. The fair will be held from January 27th to the 31st. 

Blokees is known for blind-box mini figures, build-and-display kits with articulation and display stands, and larger action-figure-style kits based on a wide range of IP, including Transformers, Saint Seiya, Ultraman, and Evangelion.

Keep you eyes here for more news next week!

Review: Luminasta Mega Man Figure

Outside of video games, Mega Man has taken on plenty of physical forms over the years. We’ve covered many of them here on Rockman Corner — from model kits to action figures, the blue guy has done it all. 

Today, we’re looking at something a little different: a prize figure. SEGA’s Luminasta line has taken on the Blue Bomber… but how did it turn out?