SDCC 2026 Collectibles Are Bringing Major Heat for Toy Fans and Collectors

Collectors, get ready — San Diego Comic-Con 2026 is shaping up to be one of the biggest collectible events of the year. Major toy companies including Hasbro, Mattel, and Funko are preparing highly anticipated limited-edition releases that are already creating buzz across the collector community.

Hasbro’s SDCC 2026 lineup is packed with fan-favorite franchises and deep-cut surprises. Highlights include the Marvel Legends X-Men ’97 Professor Charles Xavier with Hoverchair, a nostalgic display piece inspired by the animated series, and the Marvel Legends Spider-Man “Meme-tastic” 3-pack, featuring Spider-Man, The Lizard, and Electro in retro cartoon-inspired packaging. G.I. Joe fans are also getting something wild with the Fatal Fluffies figure, plus additional convention exclusives tied to classic cartoon nostalgia. Transformers collectors can also look forward to cereal box-style exclusive packaging sets that bring a fun retro twist to the line.

Mattel is also coming in strong with SDCC 2026 collectibles, including items tied to KPop Demon Hunters, the Jurassic World Hammond Collection Velociraptor, and one of the most talked-about reveals so far: the viral “Gym Bro Skeletor” from Masters of the Universe. Mattel’s official SDCC page describes the figure as a fun convention-inspired version of Skeletor with a gym-themed look, making it one of the most unexpected and funny collectibles of the event.

Funko is also joining the SDCC excitement with a wave of convention exclusives. Funko confirmed that badge holders can register through the SDCC Exclusives Portal for a chance to shop the Funko booth, with booth access handled through Comic-Con’s lottery-style selection process.

With limited quantities, exclusive packaging, and massive fan demand, these SDCC 2026 releases are expected to move fast. Whether you collect Marvel Legends, G.I. Joe, Transformers, Jurassic World, Masters of the Universe, Funko Pops, or pop-culture crossover toys, this year’s convention lineup is proving that collectible season is officially heating up.

For collectors, the message is simple: keep your eyes open, watch the release windows, and be ready. SDCC exclusives do not stay available for long — and 2026 may be one of the most exciting years yet for limited-edition toy hunting.