Hot Toys Reveals Wolverine Figure Based on Marvel’s Wolverine Game
In 2027, fans of the action-adventure game Marvel’s Wolverine will receive a 29-centimeter Wolverine figure from Hot Toys. The deluxe version of the new collectible will include a diorama display base featuring a bust of Omega Red.
The action-adventure game Marvel’s Wolverine is scheduled to release on September 15. To celebrate this event, Hot Toys has announced a new 1/6 scale Wolverine figure.

At select retailers, the standard version will be available for preorder at 1,730 Hong Kong dollars, while the deluxe version will cost 2,330 Hong Kong dollars.

The Wolverine figure stands approximately 29 centimeters tall and features a muscular body with seamless silicone arms and 30 points of articulation supported by an internal metal skeleton.

The set includes six interchangeable gloved hands and a masked head with swappable components: two pairs of interchangeable eye plates, two interchangeable lower face pieces, and two sets of interchangeable side mask pieces.

Clothing items include a yellow-and-black “Battle Reborn” suit with weathering effects, black gauntlets with yellow stripes, a black tactical belt with pouches and a silver buckle, and black soft vinyl boots with yellow stripes.

Accessories comprise five pairs of interchangeable claws that attach to the back of the hands—adamantium, crimson, diamond, charred bone, and bone—along with a set of translucent slashing effect pieces that attach to the claws and a carved katana decoration.
The deluxe version features a combat-themed diorama display base. It showcases a detailed threatening bust-statue of Omega Red bursting through rocky terrain debris, complete with an ultraviolet reflective effect on the eyes. Two long carbonadium tentacles with internal wire extend from his wrists.

The figure is expected to release in the third or fourth quarter of 2027.
Source: iXBT.games
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