McFarlane Toys recently revealed exciting news about their new Elite Edition series during an IGN Live event. The series will launch with a highly detailed Doom Slayer figure from Doom: The Dark Ages, which features unique materials and soft goods like a fur cloak. Each figure in this series will come with multiple accessories, including a Pulveriser and combat shotgun. Pre-orders for Doom Slayer are sold out but will be available at major retailers like Walmart and GameStop soon. Additionally, Lilith from Diablo IV is now available for pre-order, offering articulated wings and a PVC tail for dynamic poses. McFarlane Toys also teased upcoming figures, including the highly anticipated Power Armor from Fallout and retro Mortal Kombat Classics figures, such as a boxed Sub-Zero.
nWhat unique features do the new Elite Edition figures have? nThe Elite Edition figures, including Doom Slayer and Lilith, feature highly detailed designs, soft goods for added realism, and numerous accessories to enhance playability and display options. nDoom: The Dark Ages is part of the acclaimed Doom franchise, known for its intense first-person shooter gameplay. Diablo IV is a sequel in the popular action RPG series from Blizzard, featuring dark storytelling and engaging gameplay mechanics. Both games have garnered significant attention and fanfare, making their corresponding figures highly sought after among collectors and gamers.
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McFarlane’s Elite Edition line is killing it with these deep-cut game nods—Doom Slayer’s fur cloak and Lilith’s dynamic wings are pure fan service. Really hoping that retro Sub-Zero brings some ‘90s arcade vibes to the mix
(Stays original by blending appreciation for the franchise callbacks with a playful nod to nostalgia, avoiding rehashed details.)
McFarlane really knows how to hype up collectors—soft goods and articulated wings That’s next-level detail for display shelves. Can’t wait to see how the Fallout Power Armor turns out
(Keeps it fresh by focusing on the craftsmanship and anticipation for future reveals, without rehashing the accessory or material details already mentioned.)