Iron Studios and Hasbro have unveiled a series of new collectibles, ranging from a detailed She-Ra statue to Marvel Legends figures. These announcements follow the conclusion of San Diego Comic-Con 2026 and the buzz surrounding a new live-action She-Ra film.
The 12.4-inch return of the Princess of Power
Iron Studios has introduced a 1/10 scale "She-Ra Unleashed" statue, standing 12.4 inches tall. According to the report, the figure features the character's signature red cape, crown, sword, and shield, placed on a dynamic display base. This release leverages the renewed interest in the 1980s franchise sparked by a brand-new live-action movie.
The character of She-Ra, originally created by Mattel in 1985 to attract female audiences, carries a complex backstory. As the report notes, she is the twin sister of Prince Adam who was abducted as an infant by Hordak, the leader of the Evil Horde, and raised as an elite soldier on another planet before reclaiming her heroic identity.
Sky-Guard and the Spring 2027 arrival of Age of the Primes
Hasbro is expanding its Transformers: Age of the Primes line with the introduction of Sky-Guard. This 5.5-inch figure is designed with three distinct modes: a robot, a jet, and a component used to form Nexus Maximus. This specific release is scheduled to hit the market in Spring 2027.
In addition to Sky-Guard, Hasbro revealed that Autobot Breakaway is also joining the Age of the Primes collection.. These reveals were part of the announcements following San Diego Comic-Con 2026, signaling a long-term roadmap for the Transformers brand.
The Thing and the Storm Siblings' entry into Avengers: Doomsday
The "Avengers: Doomsday" hype is being capitalized on by both Hasbro and Tamashii Nations. Hasbro has unveiled new exclusive Marvel Legends releases, including a 2-pack featuring the Storm Siblings and a standalone figure of The Thing.
Simultaneously, Tamashii Nations is producing new S.H. Figuarts releases based on the heroes of Avengers: Doomsday. This dual-pronged approach from different manufacturers highlights the massive commercial weight of the Doomsday storyline within the collector community.
A Brazilian perspective via Iron Studios' 2012 expansion
The entry of Iron Studios into the high-end market represents a broader shift toward globalized luxury collectibles. since 2012, Iron Studios has operated as the first Brazilian company to produce licensed collectible figures specifically for the enthusiast market.
By focusing on extreme detail and fidelity to original conceptual art,Iron Studios has targeted "strict collector forums" worldwide. This trend reflects a growing demand for museum-grade pieces over traditional toys, where the value lies in the precision of the paint and the accuracy of the sculpt.
Who is the legendary character teased in the She-Ra film?
While the announcements provide plenty of product detail, some narrative gaps remain. The report mentions that the new live-action She-Ra film concludes with a teaser featuring another "legendary character" from the Masters of the Universe universe, but it does not disclose who this character is.
Furthermore, while the Transformers releases have a Spring 2027 window, the specific release dates for the Hasbro Marvel Legends "Avengers:Doomsday" figures remain unverified. The source focuses primarily on the reveal rather than the retail timeline for the Marvel line.
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