Release Date: June 2026 RRP: $42.99/£34.99 Once there's a new version of the Seekers on the market, the biggest question on Transformers collectors' minds is how long Hasbro are going to take to release the rest. And in the case of the Studio Series , it seems the answer is "not very long at all" - with all three of the original Decepticon jets releasing in 2026 as part of Transformers: The Movie 's 40th anniversary celebration. But contrary to how the usual release pattern goes, Studio Series MTMTE Collection Starscream  is not only the last to be released but also the "exclusive" of the bunch - with both Thundercracker  and Skywarp  having released as retail items in the months prior. As was the case with previous "MTMTE Collection" figures, Starscream was exclusive to Target (with limited quantities also available on Hasbro Pulse) in the USA - but saw general release elsewhere in the world. Unfortunately, this also made the figure notoriousl...

When it first started all the way back in 2020 Dogengers could have easily been a "one and done" novelty. But this hilarious look at the lives of Fukuoka's local heroes (and villains) has since endured over multiple series and specials, which just goes to show how beloved these characters are. And arguably one of the most beloved of them all is Ohgaman  - the hero of Ohga Pharmacy created to tackle the "leftover medicine issue" caused by people not taking their medicine. Sandwiched between the release of 2023's Dogengers Metropolis and fifth series Shin Dogengers the following year was one-off special A Day of Ohgaman - taking a special look into the daily life of this very special hero.

Release Date: August 2026 RRP: 8250 yen The inaugural Project R.E.D. S.H. Figuarts release has arrived! Whilst Toei’s new tokusatsu venture may have replaced Super Sentai on television screens, it appears that there’s still room for them both over at Bandai Tamashii Nations . S.H. Figuarts Gavan Infinity arrives as a general retail release a few months after the end of Super Space Sheriff Gavan Infinity , although with the characters still a prominent part of Kakusei Omegahorn that certainly won’t be the last we see of the shiny red combat suit. Bandai have seemingly (and perhaps overconfidently) gone all-in on the initial release of the Gavan Infinity Figuarts too – with both Gavan Bushido and Gavan Luminous following in the coming months also as retail items.

Release Date: August 2026 RRP: 8800 yen Although we've now entered the time of Kamen Rider My-Th , Bandai Tamashii Nations still have plenty left to do with Kamen Rider Zeztz as far as the S.H. Figuarts line is concerned - with their third release in the range finally stepping beyond the titular character. Rather wisely side-stepping the rather anti-climactic Nox Knight in favour of S.H. Figuarts Kamen Rider Nox , the latest Zeztz  release continues the recent trend of secondary and tertiary Riders being Tamashii Web exclusives . Thankfully this trend seems to be coming to an end with the recent announcement that My-Th 's Kamen Rider Maou is going to be a retail release, but it doesn't make it any less frustrating that this has been the case for the last five or so years.

Between the likes of Hikonin Sentai Akibaranger , Tokusatsu Gagagaga ,   The High School Heroes  and Wingman , shows that celebrate the medium of tokusatsu and act as a love letter to all things henshin heroes come in many different shapes and sizes. However, rarely to they also celebrate the way in which they are released. To mark the tenth anniversary of the Toei Tokusatsu Fan Club streaming service, Toei  produced Forticus: Stream! The Heirs to Their Favourite Hero  - a one-off hour-long special debuting a brand new hero. Directed by Koichi Sakamoto and written by Junichiro Ashiki (a veteran writer for the Ultraman franchise, most notably working on Trigger , Decker , Omega  and the Ultra Galaxy Fight specials), Forticus pays homage to Toei's decades of tokusatsu production in its own unique way.

Release Date: May 2026 RRP: $42.99/£34.99 With Studio Series Thundercracker's release earlier in the year the floodgates were open for a whole new range of Seekers - undoubtedly the biggest retool/redeco weapon in the Transformers arsenal. With the Transformers: The Movie 40th anniversary celebrations well underway Hasbro haven't waited long to get all the heavy-hitters out on the market either, with Studio Series Skywarp showing up at retail only a few months after Thundercracker. Despite only having a limited appearance in the movie (and one that ultimately ended in his death/reformatting), this fan favourite Decepticon was an obvious choice to join the ever-popular Studio Series.