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We’re living in a golden age of collectible figures right now, thanks to the rise of high-end sixth-scale figures that look incredibly realistic. Whether you’re looking to build your very own Marvel Cinematic Universe or you want to celebrate a pop-culture icon, there’s likely a figure out there just waiting to be added to your shelf. Sideshow Collectibles has become one of the go-to online stores for assembling sixth-scale figures–and many other types of collectibles–with Hot Toys being one of the more popular brands featured.
The Hong Kong-based toy manufacturer regularly releases new sixth-scale figures, and it holds licenses for Marvel, DC, and a slew of other IP, including breakout hits like K-Pop Demon Hunters. If you’re looking to get one of these collectibles, we’ve rounded up several of the best figures currently available to preorder. One thing to note here is that Hot Toys has a long lead time for new releases, typically from 1-2 years, but the silver lining is that it makes buying one of these admittedly pricy collectibles easier on your budget.
Sideshow Collectibles offers a pretty great payment plan, so you can pay off most of your purchase over several months, and you’ll earn rewards points once the figure is in your hands. Some of our top recommendations here include the Iron Man figures, as these combine attention-grabbing mechanical details and light-up features with realistic headsculpts of actor Robert Downey Jr. Prefer the DC Universe? Then you’ll want to check out upcoming preorders like the beastly Absolute Batman or the trimmer vigilante seen in 2013’s Batman: Arkham Origins.
Movie fans are also well-catered, as Hot Toys is bringing out figures based on the terrifying ‘Big Chap” Xenomorph from the first Alien movie, a Revenge of the Sith-era Darth Vader who is fresh off the operating table, and John Wick is thinking he’s back–as a sixth-scale figure.
Check out the list below for even more of our favorite figure preorders available at Sideshow Collectibles.
K-Pop Demon Hunters
$260 – $280 | Releases January – June 2027
All three members of Huntrix are getting reimagined as highly detailed figures, and these K-Pop Demon Hunters come armed with everything they need to take on the forces of darkness and put on a successful concert.
Daredevil: Born Again
$280 | Releases April – September 2026
With the second season of Daredevil: Born Again out soon, now is a great time to pick up this new version of the man without fear in his updated costume.
Predator: Badlands – Njohrr
$370 | Releases January – June 2027
While he won’t be winning any father of the year contests, Dek’s dad Njohrr is still an intimidating Predator to have on your shelf.
Predator: Badlands – Dek and Thia
$405 | Releases January – June 2027
Speaking of Predator Badlands, you can also add Dek and Thia to the collection. Unfortunately, Thia’s legs are nowhere to be found.
Indiana Jones: Temple of Doom version
$360 | Releases January – June 2027
Kali-Ma! This version of Indy is based on the whip-wielding archeologist seen in the creepiest film in the series, Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom.
Terminator 2: Judgment Day Battle-Damaged Endoskeleton
$400 | Releases July – December 2026
Very shiny and very chrome, this T-800 Endoskeleton looks ready to crush the human resistance once and for all.
Iron Man Mark XLIII
$450 | Releases January – June 2027
This isn’t the first time that Hot Toys has developed a Mark 43 Iron Man, but this 2.0 edition features several major upgrades when compared to the original.
Batman: Arkham Origins
$300 | Releases January – June 2027
After dipping its toes into the Arkham Origins universe with an XE Suit Batman a few years ago, Hot Toys is finally ready to unleash a Dark Knight dressed in his signature batsuit from his early days as a Gotham vigilante.
Alien: Big Chap Xenomorph
$315 | Releases July – December 2026
With the Alien franchise turning 50 soon, what better way to celebrate than by grabbing the Big Chap himself? This figure is also a 2.0 update, and it’s bigger, creepier, and more detailed than the original.
Suicide Squad: Harley Quinn
$315 | Releases July – December 2026
Yet another 2.0 release, Hot Toys is addressing one of the biggest criticisms of the original Harley Quinn from Suicide Squad by giving her a completely redesigned headsculpt and an even more accurate wardrobe.
RoboCop
$300 | Releases July – December 2026
Following the release of the RoboCop 3 figure a few years back, Hot Toys is going back to RoboCop 2 for this new figure. It sports an iridescent metallic finish, a new headsculpt, and even some neat battle damage parts.
Darth Vader
$495 | Releases April – September 2026
While Hot Toys has released many Darth Vader figures over the years, this Revenge of the Sith-era collectible will likely be popular as it’s based on a version of the Sith Lord who has just endured a painful lesson in always having the high ground.
Absolute Batman
$385 | Releases October 2026 – March 2027
In a universe where superheroes are always the underdogs, Absolute Batman imagines the Caped Crusader as a blue-collar engineer who doesn’t have access to limitless funds and technologies. Instead, you’ve got a beefy Batman who uses every tool at his disposal to fight crime.
Predator 2.0
$300 | Releases April – September 2026
Another Predator for the collection, this 2.0 release is larger than the original, and it comes with new accessories. Best keep it away from any Arnold Schwarzenegger figures in your collection.
Iron Man Mark III Suit-Up version
$465 | Releases July – December 2026
This new version of the Mark 3 Iron Man suit gives you a closer look at the internals of Tony Stark’s greatest invention, as the armor can be expanded to create a “suit-up” scene straight from the original 2008 film.
John Wick
$285 | Releases July – December 2026
Based on his first movie appearance, John Wick comes equipped with swap-out hands, an arsenal of weapons, and two dapper fashion choices.
The Last of Us: Joel Miller
$285 | Releases July – December 2026
Inspired by Pedro Pascal’s incarnation of the character, this Joel Miller replica features distressed clothing and a backpack of accessories to keep him safe in a post-apocalyptic world.
Red Hulk
$390 | Releases February – June 2026
You’re going to need a lot of space on your shelf, because this Red Hulk figure will dwarf everything in your collection.
Jar Jar Binks
$285| Releases April – September 2026
Sure, he’s a goofball, but with an incredibly screen-accurate figure, this Hot Toys take on Jar Jar Binks is sure to make you smile whenever you see that silly face.
Thunderbolts: Yelena Bolova
$270 | Releases April – September 2026
We are the Thunderbolts! While it looks like only Yelena is getting a sixth-scale figure for now, there’s no harm in adding her to your collection in case Hot Toys decides to work on getting the rest of the team together.
