Jada Toys Scooby Doo & Ultra Street Fighter II SDCC 2026 Booth Images

Scooby Dooby Doo, where are you? Well, it looks like Scooby and the whole Mystery Inc. gang were hanging out at the Jada Toys booth at SDCC 2026, and boy are we thrilled to share these images with you! Jada had a really cool display showcasing their Scooby Doo line alongside their Ultra Street Fighter II figures, and there were some super exciting new reveals to take in. On the Scooby Doo side, we got a look at Scooby, Shaggy, Fred, and Daphne, but the new reveals that caught our eye were Fred and Daphne along with the Charlier the Funland Robot and Ghost Diver ghost characters. How cool is that?! Getting those iconic monsters from the original cartoon is so much fun, and I love how Jada keeps digging into the rogues gallery of villains that made the show so memorable. You can pick up the first 2 waves over at Big Bad Toy Store! Over on the Street Fighter side of things, Jada had their entire Ultra Street Fighter II assortment on display, and the figures were rocking their alternative beat up heads from the SDCC 2026 exclusive head accessory pack! Those battle damaged portraits are a really cool touch and gave the whole display an amazing arcade brawl energy. It’s great to see Jada putting so much love into both of these lines, giving collectors of classic cartoons and classic fighting games plenty to get excited about. So let’s take a look at the Jada Toys Scooby Doo and Ultra Street Fighter II SDCC 2026 booth images!

Here’s a closer look at the full Mystery Inc. lineup alongside some seriously cool monster reveals. You can see how Shaggy and Scooby are front and center, flanked by Daphne in her purple dress and Fred in his signature white collared outfit, while the new villain figures bookend the display with the Sea Demon, Spooky Space Kook, The Ghost Diver, and Charlie the Funland Robot!

Here are some fun shots of the gang together in a spooky haunted house diorama, and the cartoon-accurate face sculpts really sell it. Shaggy’s wide-eyed grimace and signature chin stubble, Scooby’s oversized worried pupils, Daphne’s arched brows, and Fred’s alarmed expression all nail that classic Hanna-Barbera look, with the Ghost Diver lurking just at the edge of the scene.

Outfitted with a purple torso panel and matte blue limbs, Charlier the Funland Robot has a wonderfully retro look, and that flat, almost expressionless face with the tiny yellow eyes under the blue helmet is pure classic Scooby-Doo villain design. The Sea Demon next to him is dripping with sculpted slime tendrils hanging off his shoulders and arms, and those neon yellow horns and glowing yellow eyes give his face a real menacing edge up close.

Here’s a closer look at two of the new Scooby-Doo Ghosts reveals side by side, and the contrast between them is great. The Ghost Diver is covered in sea weed that wrap and snake across his lime-colored suit, while the Spooky Space Kook chunky metallic blue armor has a clear dome helmet housing a snarling blue face with piercing red eyes.

Ultra Street Fighter II Display

Here are some fun shots of the full Street Fighter II roster assembled together, and the sheer variety of color and costume across the lineup really pops when you see them all in one place. The two packaging sets behind the figures show off the SDCC exclusive head accessory packs, each loaded with alternate portraits and swappable hands neatly arranged inside windowed boxes.

Ken takes the lead here with his tattered red gi and bare feet, sporting one of those exclusive beat-up head sculpts with blood and bruising across his face. Cammy, Fei Long, Guile, Violent Ken, Chun-Li, and M. Bison fill out the roster behind him, and I like how nearly every figure is wearing their battle-damaged alternate head, giving this whole shelf a post-fight tournament feel.

Ryu commands the center of this group, his white gi sculpt showing off some nice fabric-like texture in the wrinkles and folds around the belt and knees. Flanking him are Chun-Li, Evil Ryu in his dark gi with the kanji detailing, Akuma with his prayer bead necklace and red topknot, and you can spot Vega’s gold claw and Balrog’s blue tank top filling out the back row.

Akuma’s dark navy gi with its frayed, tattered edges and rope belt really stands out up close, and those prayer beads hanging heavy around his neck have individually sculpted spheres that catch your attention. Zangief is right next to him sporting his red boots, red wristbands, and deep scars etched across his chest and torso, while Blanka’s vivid green skin and wild orange mane create a striking contrast between the three of them.