Hasbro Street Fighter The Movie Wave 2 Revealed
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Hadouken! We have been covering the Street Fighter movie toy news all year long and boy are we thrilled to bring you the latest! Hasbro has officially revealed Wave 2 of their Street Fighter The Movie action figures, and the lineup is super exciting. Thanks to IGN.com for posting the images. We already saw Wave 1 hit Walmart shelves with Ryu, Ken, Chun-Li, and Akuma, and now the roster is expanding with some really cool additions. This second wave includes Cody Rhodes as Guile, Jason Momoa as Blanka, David Dastmalchian as M. Bison, and Andrew Koji as Dark Ryu. I love how Hasbro is going deep into this film’s ensemble cast and giving us figures that capture these amazing actor likenesses in 6-inch scale. Each figure comes with swappable fists and energy effect pieces, and I just love that they’re keeping the accessory count generous across the whole line. These will once again be Walmart exclusives, with preorders opening October 8 at 7am PT for October 2026 Walmart Collector Con and a release date of December 1. How exciting is that?! The Street Fighter movie is shaping up to have one incredible toy line behind it, and I can’t be more excited to see Hasbro leaning into this franchise so hard. Guile with Cody Rhodes’ likeness is something I never knew I needed, and Momoa’s Blanka looks like so much fun. So let’s take a look at Hasbro’s Street Fighter The Movie Figures Wave 2!
Where to Buy
These will be part of October 2026 Walmart Collector Con, links below!
M. Bison
The packaging uses a weathered, sand-toned cardboard aesthetic with bold red and orange brush strokes sweeping across the backdrop behind the figure window. A smaller portrait of M. Bison sits in the lower left corner, showing off his glowing purple eyes and military officer’s cap in a stylized close-up.
The back of the packaging shows M. Bison in full military regalia with purple energy effects swirling from both hands, along with a row of character portraits along the bottom highlighting the rest of the lineup, including Ryu, Ken, Chun-Li, Guile, Akuma, Blanka, and Dark Ryu. I like how the fiery red gradient behind the figure ties into the front panel’s brush stroke design, keeping the whole package cohesive.
M. Bison is clad in a deep maroon military uniform with sculpted pocket flaps, a black belt featuring a lightning bolt buckle, and a gold aiguillette chain draped across his chest connecting to gold shoulder clasps. His fabric cape drapes down past his knees in a matching dark burgundy, and he comes with two translucent purple energy effect pieces that have a wispy, flame-like sculpt to them.
M. Bison’s headsculpt nails David Dastmalchian’s likeness, capturing that unsettling, self-satisfied grin with slightly narrowed eyes shadowed beneath the brim of his officer’s cap. The cap itself features a sculpted eagle insignia on the front and a glossy black visor, with gold braid rings detailing each wrist just above the purple energy effects.
Here’s a closer look at M. Bison alongside his packaging and full accessory spread. The two translucent purple Psycho Power effect pieces have a fantastic swirling, tendril-like sculpt that tapers to fine points, and the fabric cape has a subtle shimmer to its weave that pairs well with the matte finish of the sculpted uniform underneath.
Guile
Guile’s packaging follows the same weathered yellow card design, with his olive drab tank top and green camouflage pants filling the window nicely. He comes with a pair of swap-out hands and what looks like a combat knife with sheath, tucked alongside him in the tray.
Here’s a closer look at the back of Guile’s packaging, featuring him in his military fatigues and combat boots with a bold yellow gradient filling the space behind him. The same character portrait lineup runs along the bottom, showing Ryu, Ken, Chun-Li, Guile, M. Bison, Akuma, Blanka, and Dark Ryu in stylized headshots.
Guile comes outfitted with an olive drab tank top, green and brown camouflage cargo pants, and dark combat boots, all sculpted with nice wrinkle and fold detail throughout the fabric. His accessories include a pair of open grip swap-out hands, a black walkie-talkie with an extended antenna, and what appears to be a combat baton or nightstick.
A close-up reveals the incredible sculpt work on Guile’s face, with sharp, focused brows and a squared-off jaw that really captures Cody Rhodes’ likeness. His signature flattop hair is sculpted with a textured, almost bristle-like quality on top, and you can see a dark green watch or wristband wrapping his forearm along with a beaded chain necklace sitting against his collarbone.
Guile’s full accessory layout is spread out here, and I like how the walkie-talkie has a surprisingly detailed sculpt with textured gridlines on the speaker face and a thin, elongated antenna that extends well past the figure’s height. The combat baton has a knurled grip texture along its handle, and the swap-out hands have relaxed, slightly curled fingers that should work nicely for more casual display poses.
Guile’s camo cargo pants have some really nice sculpted detail in the fabric folds and cargo pocket stitching, with the green, brown, and cream pattern breaking up nicely against the teal belt cinched at his waist. His combat baton has that knurled grip texture adding a bit of realism, and the dark green wristband on his opposite arm is a subtle touch that ties back into his overall military color palette.
Guile’s walkie-talkie has that gridlined speaker face and long black antenna that towers over his flattop, and it fits snugly into his grip hand with no looseness. I noticed that his boots have a really nice two-tone finish, with dark brown leather uppers and teal accents around the ankle that echo the color of his belt.
Dark Ryu
Dark Ryu’s packaging follows the same weathered yellow card design, with the window revealing his dark gray gi and a generous spread of translucent red energy effect pieces nestled in the tray beside him. You can see how the accessories include multiple swap-out hands alongside those swirling energy tendrils, giving you plenty of display options right out of the box.
The back of Dark Ryu’s packaging features him in his torn, dark-toned gi with red energy tendrils coiling around his forearms and fists. The same character portrait row lines the bottom, though it’s worth noting that Dark Ryu’s own headshot shows a noticeably more intense expression compared to the standard Ryu portrait beside it.
Dark Ryu is clad in a dark charcoal gray gi with a sleeveless top, torn hems at the ankles, and a black belt knotted at the waist, all complemented by a deep red headband and matching fingerless gloves. His accessories include a generous set of translucent red energy effect pieces in various sizes, from smaller paired tendrils to a large swirling ring, plus two swap-out fists with the same dark red glove sculpt.
Dark Ryu’s translucent red energy effect pieces wrap around his forearms, ankles, and shoulders, and the varying sizes create a layered look that really sells the Satsui no Hado erupting from his whole body. I like how the bare feet have individually sculpted toes with subtle wrapping detail around the ankles, peeking out from beneath the tattered gi hems.
Dark Ryu’s full spread gives you a clear look at everything included, from the large swirling energy ring to the smaller paired tendrils and the two swap-out fists. I like how the gi’s sleeveless cut shows off the frayed, roughly torn shoulder seams, which contrast nicely against the cleaner sculpted lines of the belt and pant legs.
Blanka
Blanka’s packaging keeps the same weathered yellow card design, with his olive-green skin and bright orange-red pants filling the window alongside translucent yellow lightning effect pieces that flank him on both sides. A thick necklace of pointed teeth or claws rings his neck, and you can see an alternate snarling head sculpt tucked into the upper left of the tray.
Here’s a closer look at the back of Blanka’s packaging, and it’s immediately clear they leaned hard into Jason Momoa’s feral take on the character, with his wild red mane, bared fangs, and green-toned skin dominating the artwork. The yellow lightning effects crackling around his crouched form tie into the same fiery gradient scheme used across the rest of the wave’s packaging.
Blanka is surrounded by translucent yellow lightning effect pieces that branch and fork in every direction, with each tendril tapering to jagged, irregular tips that sell the crackling electricity beautifully. His tooth necklace has a great prehistoric quality to it, with each fang individually sculpted and slightly varied in size, sitting right against the reddish-brown fur that patches across his chest and forearms.
Blanka’s alternate headsculpt takes the feral factor up a notch, with a wide-open mouth showing individually sculpted teeth and a furious snarl that really channels Jason Momoa’s intensity. His red-orange pants feature sculpted tears at the knees and wrinkled fabric bunching above the ankle shackles, with a dark belt buckled tightly at the waist separating the green skin from the bright red below.
Blanka’s green skin has a mottled, almost sickly olive tone that contrasts sharply against the bright orange-red of his tattered pants, and the reddish-brown fur patches on his chest have a coarse, stringy texture that feels genuinely wild. You can see how the ankle shackles are sculpted with a metallic silver finish and small hinge details, with his clawed, bare feet sporting individually sculpted toes that grip outward beneath the frayed pant cuffs.
Blanka’s lightning effect pieces plug into his back and fan outward in a dramatic spread, and I’m really digging how the translucent yellow plastic has just enough thickness variation in the tendrils to create lighter and darker sections throughout each bolt. His wild red mane has a thick, matted sculpt with individual strand groupings that cascade over his shoulders and blend seamlessly into the fur patches running down his forearms.
