The Muppets NECA SDCC 2026 Booth Images

It’s time to play the music, it’s time to light the lights, it’s time to meet the Muppets on the Muppet Show tonight! Boy are we thrilled about this one! NECA had an amazing Muppets display at SDCC 2026 featuring their all new Muppet Ultimates figures, and I can’t be more excited to share these images with you. We got our first look at Miss Piggy in a stunning silver dress with purple gloves and pearls, Mahna Mahna and the Two Snowths with all that incredible sculpted fur and bright pink coloring, and Gonzo looking sharp in his purple suit alongside his trusty chicken companion Camilla. They even had an all new Kermit figure based on his version from The Muppet Christman Carol featured on the cover of Toycollectr magazine! I love how NECA captured that signature felt Muppet texture on the faces of these figures, and the smaller scale is really cool because it could potentially allow for a display-worthy stage setting down the road. We previously covered NECA’s Muppets and Sesame Street NY Toy Fair 2026 booth images, and seeing these figures again at SDCC just confirms how much love NECA is pouring into this line. The Muppet veggies and little stage accessories are so much fun too, from the grapes and banana to the watermelon and head of lettuce. How freakin’ cute is that?! So let’s take a look at The Muppets NECA SDCC 2026 Booth Images!

Here’s a fun look at the full Muppets display lineup, with Miss Piggy taking center stage alongside her dog companion, while the complete Mahna Mahna and Snowths trio fills out the right side of the stage. Something I appreciate here is the assortment of miniature Muppet veggie accessories scattered across the stage, including grapes, cauliflower, an artichoke, a banana, a lemon, and a head of lettuce tucked into a wicker basket near Gonzo’s piano setup on the far left.

Miss Piggy looks absolutely gorgeous in her silver dress, complete with a purple flower on her lapel, long purple gloves, and a pearl necklace. I like that they included her dog companion alongside a little framed photo of Kermit, which is such a perfect character-specific touch.

Gonzo and Camilla are displayed together here alongside what appears to be a Gonzo bust on a pedestal to the right, and I like how the “pending licensor approval” note on the piano behind them reminds you these are still prototypes. The little Muppet veggie accessories scattered around the stage, including that tomato and watermelon sitting on top of the piano, add so much personality to the whole display.

Gonzo is looking great in his plum-colored suit with a bow tie and white dress shirt, and the texture sculpted into his blue skin has that perfect felt-like Muppet quality. The trumpet accessory has a gorgeous gold chrome finish, and his long curved nose and those big green-rimmed eyes are just nailed here.

Gonzo’s plum suit has a lovely satin-like finish on the lapels, and those little gold buttons running down the front of his jacket add a nice touch of formality to the sculpt. The watermelon and tomato veggie accessories perched on the piano behind him each have their own sculpted facial expressions, with the watermelon sporting a mischievous grin and the tomato caught mid-laugh.

Gonzo’s bust sits on a black cylindrical pedestal, and it’s cool to see just how much character they packed into the head sculpt alone, from the tiny antennae poking up between his eyes to that droopy, textured blue nose. The wicker basket behind him is overflowing with sculpted Muppet veggie accessories, including asparagus, green onions, a head of lettuce, and a pair of potatoes with adorable little faces.

Camilla is such a charming little figure, with layered feather sculpting covering her entire round body and a bright orange beak framed by those droopy red wattles and comb. You can see a pair of what appear to be Gonzo’s swap-out hands sitting at her feet, sculpted in that signature blue with detailed fingers.

You can see how the Snowths’ wide, open yellow mouths have a sculpted depth to them, with the interior receding into shadow to give each one a genuinely cavernous, mid-song look. Camilla is perched on those stacked equipment cases between the two Snowths, and her smaller scale next to them really highlights just how compact and round her little sculpt is compared to the lankier Muppet figures.

Mahna Mahna’s green body sculpting is really something, with dense, overlapping leaf-like fur that transitions from a dark green at the base to lighter tips, creating a natural gradient across his torso. His purple skin on the arms, legs, and wide flat feet has that soft, matte felt texture that ties him right in with the Snowths flanking him on either side.

One of the Snowths features a pair of small curved horns on top of her bright pink head, with spiky black eyelashes framing those wide, off-kilter eyes. The sculpted fur covering her body is incredibly dense, with each individual strand layered and overlapping to create a shaggy texture that transitions from a lighter pink at the head to a deeper magenta through the torso.

The Snowth’s pink skin has a smooth, matte finish on her head and limbs that contrasts beautifully against the dense, layered magenta fur sculpting covering her torso. I noticed that her wide, flat feet share that same three-toed sculpt as Mahna Mahna, with a slightly lighter pink tone that matches her exposed arms and hands.

Mahna Mahna’s head sculpt is displayed here on a vintage-style candlestick telephone, and I’m really digging how the black rotary phone base with its tiny silver dial doubles as a clever little display pedestal. The telephone’s earpiece hangs loosely from a thin cord on the side, and it’s a fun, unexpected accessory choice that feels right at home with the Muppets’ brand of absurd humor.

Here’s a closer look at the Bob Cratchit Kermit prototype on display, flanked by two copies of the ToyCollectr magazine featuring him on the cover. Kermit is dressed in a brown Victorian overcoat with a plaid scarf wrapped around his neck, and you can see Tiny Tim perched on his shoulder clutching a small crutch, along with a street lamp accessory and a swap-out hand sitting to the left.

Bob Cratchit Kermit’s Victorian outfit has such a warm, layered look to it, with the gray overcoat falling open to reveal brown trousers underneath and those bare green frog feet splaying out on the display stand. Tiny Tim’s plaid outfit features a gorgeous mix of gray, orange, and gold tones accented by that red and brown scarf, and his tiny crutch has a wonderful bone-like sculpt at the top.

Kermit’s head sculpt sits atop a black display pedestal here, and that wide, slightly lopsided smile with the rounded white eyes captures his expression perfectly. Two swap-out green hands are laid out in front, each with individually sculpted fingers that have a soft, organic curvature to them.