Vega Player 2 EE Exclusive Ultra Street Fighter II by Jada Toys Official Images & Preorder

You must defeat Sheng Long to stand a chance! Jada Toys is keeping the Ultra Street Fighter II momentum going strong, and tomorrow morning a really cool exclusive drops that fans of the Spanish ninja are not going to want to miss. The Ultra Street Fighter II Vega 6-Inch Action Figure in his Player 2 colors is going up for preorder exclusively at Entertainment Earth on 10/13 at 9AM PT / Noon ET, priced at $29.99 with an expected ship date of October 2026. I always loved Vega as a character, the acrobatic cage fighter with the narcissistic streak and that iconic claw, and seeing him get the Player 2 treatment from Jada is super exciting. This 1:12 scale figure comes loaded with accessories including interchangeable masked and unmasked heads, two pairs of hands, a removable mask, a detachable claw, and a claw effect piece, giving you tons of display and posing options. And that premium arcade-style packaging with the nostalgic Street Fighter II era details is just chef’s kiss for collectors who love to keep things boxed. How amazing is that?! @entearth is a great partner and a fantastic retailer for exclusives like this, so definitely keep them bookmarked. Set those alarms for tomorrow morning because EE exclusives can move fast. So let’s take a look at the Ultra Street Fighter II Vega Player 2 EE Exclusive by Jada Toys!

Where to Buy

You can preorder the figures at the following retailers below

Ultra Street Fighter II Vega 6-Inch Action Figure

Armed with the claw and mask on, Vega looks stunning in his Player 2 colors. This is a great angle to appreciate the sculpted detail running along Vega’s braided hair, which coils thick and textured down his back rather than laying flat against the body. The yellow stripe on his pants follows the contour of his leg with a clean geometric break at the knee where the gray shin armor begins.

Vega’s Player 2 color scheme swaps the familiar purple for a striking combination of gray and yellow pants with a green sash tied at the waist. I like how the gold claw and matching armbands contrast against the bare skin and muted lower half, while the white mask held casually in one hand hints at the unmasked head sculpt being put to good use here.

Here’s a closer look at the snake tattoo sculpted across Vega’s chest, which wraps over his collarbone with a subtle dimensional quality that keeps it from looking like a flat decal. The white shin guards and dark brown shoes ground the lower half nicely, and you can see how the green sash drapes with a soft, fabric-like texture that breaks up the harder sculpted elements around it.

Vega’s unmasked face has a sharp, angular sculpt with a focused expression, and the long brown hair sweeps back with enough volume and texture to feel like a separate piece rather than just a painted-on detail. Sporting the gold claw effect piece, the three elongated blades fan out with a metallic sheen that sells the attack moment perfectly.

Outfitted with the detachable claw in its standard form, the three long gold blades extend cleanly from a sculpted wrist guard that integrates naturally with the black glove beneath. The white mask accessory has a smooth, featureless finish that contrasts with the sharp detail in the rest of the figure, and you can see how the removable nature of it opens up display options between the two included head sculpts.

Clad in gray pants with bold yellow side panels, the color blocking on Vega’s lower half has a real fighting game sprite quality to it, with each section cleanly separated. The gray snake-patterned bands wrapping his upper arm and waist add a repeating motif that ties the whole design together without relying on the gold accents to do all the heavy lifting.

I like the way the masked head sculpt pairs with the claw here, letting you take in the full Vega loadout all at once. The mask sits flush against the face with clean eye cutouts that frame those narrow, focused eyes beneath, and the brown hair peeks out from behind with just enough separation to keep both elements distinct.

Vega’s gold armbands have a chunky, sculpted thickness to them that really sells the ornamental feel, and they sit just above the wrist guard and bicep with enough spacing to let the joints move freely beneath. You can see how the wrapping on his forearm mirrors the snake-motif bands on his upper arm, creating a cohesive design thread that runs through the whole upper body.

It’s cool to see the claw effect piece in action from this vantage, with the translucent blades catching a frosted, almost icy quality where they meet the gold base. The braided ponytail whips out behind Vega with a tight coil that ends in a small gold hair tie, a tiny sculptural detail that could’ve easily been left off but adds a lot of character.

One thing I noticed right away is how much motion the braided ponytail conveys here, whipping upward with that coiled texture catching every bit of dimensional detail as it arcs away from the body. The translucent claw effect piece has a fluid, slashing energy to it, with those frosted blades fanning wide while the green sash flares out naturally beneath him.

Vega comes with a solid spread of accessories, including two pairs of swappable hands, the detachable claw, the claw effect piece, a removable mask, and the alternate unmasked head sculpt with its flowing braided hair. Something I appreciate here is how the extra set of open hands gives you a clean, clawless look if you want to display him mid-fight without the weapon.