Hasbro had a smaller presence at New York Comic Con 2026, skipping its usual dedicated booth in favor of a display inside the Pop Insider booth. Even with the smaller setup, there were plenty of toys worth checking out, including the massive G.I. Joe Classified Series Thunder Machine, new Transformers figures, and collectibles from the Street Fighter movie and The Legend of Zelda. We stopped by to get a closer look at everything Hasbro had on display, and we’ve got plenty of photos to share.

GI Joe Classified Series

The Thunder Machine is a ridiculous slab of red-and-blue Dreadnok hardware, with an oversized spiked ram, exposed engine detail, mismatched armor panels and twin roof-mounted barrels fitted with translucent flame effects. Flatline wears a green hood and black tactical gear alongside it.

Flatline’s shadowed face has a sharp slash of red across the nose, while his exposed arms are packed with sculpted veins and rough, scar-like texture. The broad serrated blade and heavy forearm gear give him a suitably brutal, cobbled-together look.

The Thunder Machine absolutely dwarfs Flatline, with the blue-tinted windshield and huge cylindrical unit behind the cab adding to its bulk. I love the rough side panels, exposed rivets and stenciled “RV4169,” which make the body look patched together rather than factory-clean.

The Thunder Machine’s nose has a gray tubular cage wrapped around a toothed disc with a tiny skull at its center. That is such a wonderfully ridiculous detail, especially beside the perforated red fender and deep-tread tire.

One of the more impressive features of the G.I. Joe Classified Series Thunder Machine is the large roof-mounted cannon assembly. The oversized weapon features twin barrels, with one extending much farther forward than the other, and is mounted on a rotating turret behind the cab. The cannon housing also has some nice mechanical detailing, including smaller cylindrical components along the sides. Just below it, the Thunder Machine retains its distinctive red, white, and blue emergency light bar and four silver roof lights.

The Thunder Machine’s tall red side panel is shown open beside the rear wheel, with a gray tubular rail running around its upper edge.

The long translucent effect piece fades from yellow-orange to deep red, with twisting flame detail running all the way to its pointed tip.

Legend of Zelda

Ganondorf is the immediate standout, with that enormous pale arm covered in gold ornamentation and a pair of blades at his side. Link comes with a sword and blue shield, while Princess Zelda wears a long green-and-white dress with gold detailing.

Ganondorf’s bright red hair, heavy beard and gold face ornament give the head sculpt a lot of character. I also love the asymmetrical clothing, especially the single black sleeve, layered waist wraps and turquoise-and-red patterned panels.

Hasbro also had its Heroes of Hyrule Link figure from The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild on display. Link wears his blue Champion’s Tunic with brown belts and shoulder armor, and comes equipped with the Master Sword and Hylian Shield. The figure also includes interchangeable hands, with one featuring the turquoise-colored arm seen in the game.

Princess Zelda joins Hasbro’s Heroes of Hyrule lineup with a figure based on her appearance in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. She wears her green-and-white ceremonial dress with gold detailing, and the packaging includes an additional dress piece, interchangeable hands, and a decayed Master Sword.

Street Fighter Movie

Ryu, Akuma and Chun-Li are displayed with their matching window boxes, each accompanied by a large translucent blue attack effect. Akuma immediately steals the display with his huge red hair and beard, while Ryu wears his familiar white gi and Chun-Li has a dark blue outfit with white boots.

Ryu’s stern head sculpt has short black hair and a red headband with long trailing ends. The ragged edges around his sleeves and pant legs are especially well done, and the alternate red-gloved hands match the pair he is wearing.

Akuma wears a sleeveless black gi with a thick gray rope belt, oversized black beads and armored forearm wraps. I love the translucent red flames curling up behind his shoulders, and the alternate head gives him an even fiercer expression.

Chun-Li’s twin hair buns frame a calm, focused head sculpt that captures her without exaggerating the expression. Her sleeveless top has a teardrop-shaped opening and fine silver chain detailing, while the gold bracelets add some welcome shine around her wrists.

Transformers

Ratchet, Ironhide and Jazz are each displayed in robot and vehicle modes. Ratchet’s bright yellow-green finish immediately jumps out, while Ironhide’s bulky black body and huge cylindrical forearm pieces make him look especially heavy next to the smaller silver Jazz.

Jazz carries the car’s grille across his chest, with large body panels flaring from his shoulders and wheels packed into his lower legs. I like how much of the vehicle remains recognizable on the robot, especially beside the car’s curved fenders and oversized rear spoiler.

Hasbro also had its new Studio Series Voyager Class Ratchet from the original 2007 Transformers movie on display, following the figure’s reveal during the Transformers panel at NYCC. Ratchet is getting an updated Voyager Class release with improved engineering and articulation, replacing the earlier Deluxe Class version. The figure features his familiar yellow emergency rescue vehicle mode, complete with a roof rack, spare tire, and front grille guard. In robot mode, Ratchet comes equipped with a large circular saw accessory, which can also be attached to the vehicle mode.

Hasbro also had Studio Series Voyager Class Ironhide from the original 2007 Transformers movie on display, following his appearance during the NYCC Transformers panel. Ironhide transforms into his familiar black GMC TopKick pickup truck, complete with weathered silver markings and the large cannons mounted on his forearms in robot mode. Unlike Ratchet, which is receiving an updated Voyager Class figure, Ironhide is returning as a rerelease of the earlier Studio Series figure as part of Hasbro’s plans to bring back all five Autobots from the original movie for its 20th anniversary.