Our Favorite SH Figuarts Figures from the Bandai Tamashii Nations Booth at NYCC 2026

On our final day at New York Comic Con 2026, we stopped by the Bandai Tamashii Nations booth. There were plenty more figures on display than we photographed, so we focused on the ones that caught our eye. Doctor Doom and Thor were personal favorites, and I also photographed the Across the Spider-Verse figures because my daughter loves the movie. Here is a closer look at the Marvel, Spider-Verse, Batman, Gamerverse, and our favorite SH Figuarts figures from the Bandai Tamashii Nations booth at NYCC 2026!

Spider-Man: Brand New Day and Gamerverse Wolverine

We started with a Marvel display that put Spider-Man and Hulk front and center, with Gamerverse Wolverine on the shelf above. There was plenty to look at in this case, especially the difference between Hulk’s textured sculpt and Wolverine’s classic yellow-and-blue design.

The Spider-Man: Brand New Day shelf puts Spider-Man alongside a roaring Hulk, with Gamerverse Wolverine visible above them. Hulk immediately grabs attention with his massive fists and wide-open mouth, while Spider-Man brings a contrasting red-and-blue look to the display.

This closer look at Hulk shows how much personality is packed into the head sculpt. The furrowed brow, exposed teeth, short gray hair, and textured green skin give the figure an expressive look beyond its size.

The Gamerverse Wolverine figure wears the classic yellow-and-blue uniform, with tall black mask fins and extended claws. This is one of the Wolverine designs that immediately caught my attention.

The wider shelf shows how Wolverine was displayed above Spider-Man and Hulk, along with several other figures in the same case.

Spider-Man is suspended on a clear stand with one hand ready to fire a web. What really makes this display fun is the contrast with Hulk behind him: Spider-Man looks quick and agile, while Hulk is all about raw power.

Hulk’s clenched fists, torn brown pants, and exaggerated expression make him one of the most eye-catching figures on this shelf. The sculpted texture across the arms and torso is especially noticeable from this angle.

Avengers: Doomsday

From there, the Avengers: Doomsday display was an easy stop. Doctor Doom and Thor were two of my favorites in the booth, and both had details that made me want a closer look.

The Avengers: Doomsday display brought together Doctor Doom, Captain America, and Thor. Doom occupied the upper platform, while Captain America and Thor stood below him.

Captain America appears in a blue suit with red and silver accents, a chest star, and his circular shield. Captain America is scheduled for February 2027, priced at $150.

Doctor Doom was one of my personal favorites at the booth. The green hood and fabric cape frame his silver mask and armor, while the patterned panels add detail to his tunic. Doctor Doom is expected in December 2026 for $100.

Thor was another favorite of mine. His black armor and red fabric cape look great together, and the display has him carrying both Stormbreaker and Mjolnir. Thor follows in January 2027 for $90.

This closer view of Captain America highlights the red goggles, metallic chest emblem, and shield, along with the red-and-silver detailing on the suit.

Up close, Doctor Doom’s layered green fabric and silver armor are easier to appreciate. The masked head and detailed chest panel are central to the design.

Thor’s close-up shows the short hairstyle, beard, armored torso, and the two weapons in his hands. The red cape is fabric rather than a solid sculpted piece.

Across the Spider-Verse displays

The Spider-Verse figures were next on my list. My daughter loves Across the Spider-Verse, so I made sure to spend some time photographing the different characters and their displays.

My daughter loves Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, so I made a point of photographing the figures from that film. The first display included several Spider-Verse characters arranged at different heights on clear supports.

The same case uses circular, colorful display bases and airborne poses to bring movement to the figures. This wider view shows how the characters were arranged together.

Another view of the Across the Spider-Verse display brings Miles Morales and Spider-Gwen into the same frame. Miles wears his dark suit with red detailing, while Gwen’s white hood, pink accents, and teal sneakers make her design immediately recognizable.

This closer photograph captures Miles Morales in his dark suit with bold red graphics. The angular details and stretched-out pose give this version a distinctive silhouette among the other Spider-Verse figures.

Spider-Gwen’s white hood, black-and-white suit, pink web accents, and teal sneakers are all visible here. Her clear support stand allows for an airborne display that suits the character without hiding the details of the figure.

Batman

Beyond the Marvel figures, we also found Batman on display, giving us a look at another side of the S.H.Figuarts lineup.

The booth also included Batman. This view shows the figure with a dark cape and gray armored suit, posed on a clear display support.

The closer Batman photo reveals the cowl, chest armor, gauntlets, and utility belt. The cape adds another texture alongside the sculpted armor.

More Spider-Verse figures

We found even more Spider-Verse characters in a separate display, with the figures arranged against colorful backdrops inspired by the films.

Another Spider-Verse case featured multiple levels of figures with illustrated city backdrops. I spent extra time with this display because of my daughter’s enthusiasm for the films.

The Spider-Verse display uses an illustrated city backdrop and red spider graphics to frame Miles Morales. The presentation helps distinguish this part of the booth from the more traditional figure shelves.

This is Miles G. Morales as the Prowler, identified on the placard as “42 Miles on the Prowler’s Path.” The purple-and-black outfit, magenta mask, and mechanical-looking gauntlets are a dramatic departure from his familiar Spider-Man appearance. The placard lists June 2027, with pricing still to be announced.

Spider-Gwen appears again in front of a blue Spider-Verse backdrop. This angle gives a better look at the white hood, pink lining, and the contrast between her black suit and bright shoes.

Spider-Man 2099 appears in his red-and-blue suit against the Across the Spider-Verse backdrop. The figure’s sharp color contrast is particularly noticeable in this close view.

Gamerverse: Venom, Spider-Man, and Wolverine

The Gamerverse section was another area that caught my attention. A group display combined several Marvel characters against a green grid-style background.

Venom was another figure I wanted to spend time photographing. The huge clawed hands, blue-toned body, jagged teeth, and long tongue give him an exaggerated comic-book look. Even alongside other Marvel characters, this sculpt is hard to overlook.

The next angle shows more of the Gamerverse display, including additional figures and the themed backdrop. It also gives a sense of the size differences across the assortment.

A red-and-blue Spider-Man is shown in a low, dynamic pose in front of the green grid backdrop. The pose makes good use of the clear display stand.

Wolverine appears again in the Gamerverse case alongside another brightly colored character. The yellow-and-blue uniform is an easy design to pick out across the display.

Gamerverse Wolverine is one of my personal favorites from the booth. The bright yellow-and-blue suit, towering black mask fins, and extended claws make this a recognizable take on the character. The scratched detailing on his exposed arms is a nice touch, too.