With a week left to pre-order the Deluxe Edition of Mega Man Adventures Volume 1, Udon Entertainment and Zoop have slipped us a small preview of Volume 2, featuring Proto Man front and center.
Like the first book, Volume 2 will receive a Deluxe Edition packed with extras, sold exclusively through Zoop around May 2026, once Volume 1 begins shipping. A standard edition, more widely available online and in stores, is also on the way.
For the uninitiated, Mega Man Adventures is a line of hardcover collections for Archie’s Mega Man comics. Each volume includes new short bonus stories that reunite writer Ian Flynn and artist Ryan Jampole.
You can pre-order the Volume 1 Deluxe Edition through Zoop, and the standard edition through Amazon or your preferred bookseller. More updates on Volume 2 (and beyond) are coming soon.
After a few delays, Udon Entertainment confirms that Mega Man ZX Timelines and Mega Man Legends Timelines are finally set to launch on Wednesday, January 7th, both in-store and online.
Via the Udon crew:
Capcom has released its 2025 Integrated Report, and tucked inside COO Haruhiro Tsujimoto’s section is a passage that gives fans of the company's under utilized IPs something to pay attention to.
While outlining Capcom’s long-term development goals, Tsujimoto directly names Mega Man, alongside Ace Attorney and Devil May Cry, as a brand the company intends to grow through new in-house projects.
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More concept art from the Secret Level episode Mega Man: Start has come to light, this time from Callum Strachan, an Art Director at Nexus Studios.
Callum’s work comes from the show’s early pre-production phase, when the team was experimenting with different art directions. These concepts span lighter, more playful interpretations before giving way to the grounded, realistic style Blur Studio ultimately chose for the finished short. Check 'em out below!
ThreeZero has rolled out a fresh look at their next entry in the MDLX Mega Man series: MDLX Cut Man. Sporting his iconic, oversized scissor blades, he looks to be shaping up to be a worthy addition to the growing line.
Cut Man stands about 4.8 inches (12.1 cm) to the top of the scissors, with 34 points of articulation and a sturdy internal frame made from metal and engineering plastics. The figure includes two face parts, two sets of eyes, fixed and detachable Rolling Cutters, Rolling Cutter effect parts, and three sets of hands (open, fists, and throwing-pose). His feet also have built-in magnets for attaching to metal surfaces.
Pre-orders open December 3rd, 2025 at 9am HKT through the ThreeZero Store and their usual distribution partners. UPDATE: Pre-orders open at Big Bad Toystore.
Source: ThreeZero HK | Figsoku
Kotobukiya’s 1/12 scale Iris kit, first revealed in October, is now up for pre-order through Kotobukiya, Big Bad Toystore, and Hobby Link Japan, with additional retailers coming online soon. She’s slated to ship in May 2026.
Read on for more images and full specs.
Good Smile has unveiled a new Mega Man figure for their Pop Up Parade line, posed after the classic Mega Man 1 title screen. The little guy stands at 100mm (about 3.94 inches), comes with a display stand, and if you order directly from Good Smile, you’ll also get an exclusive Mega Buster arm part.
It’s priced at $33.99 and scheduled to ship sometime between September and December 2026. Pre-orders are open now through December 23rd.
If you want to check out more images, specs, or lock in a pre-order, head over here! (Update: Big Bad Toystore pre-orders are now open)
Source: Good Smile Company
Mega Man X6 may not be everyone’s first pick, but it definitely has a committed fanbase, and plenty of people have tried to polish it over the years through patches and mods. Still, we really haven’t seen anything quite like this.
Enter Mega Man X: Viral Nightmare. Developed by Cat Yard Games, it’s a full-on remake of X6 built in GameMaker Studio 2. Development only really ramped up in August, but the project is already making strong progress toward not just refining X6, but reimagining it.
As explained in the latest overview video, the armor system has been rebuilt from the ground up with mix-and-match loadouts, new armor abilities, purchasable Parts using Nightmare Souls (including brand-new ones), an updated Hunter Rank system, and even fresh story beats. Even if you’re not an X6 fan, there’s a lot of neat potential here.
For more info, progress updates, or just a place to chat about the project, check out Cat Yard Games’ official Discord.
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By way of Lunar Distribution, here are Covers A through E (D is a blank variant) of Mega Man X #1. This issue is once again written by Daniel Arseneault with art by Hanzo Steinbach. Here's the solicitation:
Mega Man X kicks into high gear in his own comic series! A whole new generation of super fighting robots face-off against the backdrop of a techno-future. In this issue, X and Zero track down the Prince of the Skies -- the noble and deadly Storm Eagle!
Cover A is by Hanzo Steinbach, Cover B is by Edwin Huang, Cover C is by Don Figueroa, and Cover E is by Jeffrey “Chamba” Cruz.
Mega Man X #1 is slated to hit stores on February 18th, 2026. If anything changes, we'll let you know!
Source: Lunar Distribution
Mega Man Picross, anyone? Almost! Juniper has announced Picross S: Capcom Classics Edition for Nintendo Switch. It features Picross puzzles built around classic Capcom characters and scenes, including a number of sprites and art based on Mega Man and Mega Man X.
The game launches on Thursday, November 27th for $17.99. It’s also compatible with Nintendo Switch 2 and supports the Joy-Con 2’s mouse-style mode. More details and screenshots below!
