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The Coolest Exclusive Toys At San Diego Comic Con
San Diego Comic Con kicks off on July 9, and should be the source of plenty of comic book, movie, video game, and action figure news. This show has also become the destination for collectors. Almost every manufacturer and vendor at the show has some kind of exclusive to give away or sell. These hot items are rarely sold outside of the show, and end up going for ridiculous prices in second-hand markets.
This year's show boasts hundreds of exclusives, ranging from Star Wars toys to Chia Pet version of Masters of the Universe's Moss Man. We took a look at the exclusives and narrowed the field to the ones that we wanted the most, as well as all of the video game collectibles. Here's the list:
Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes "Jamais Vu" / Raiden 1/6 Scale Statue, White Armor Version
This Raiden repaint by Gecco Corp sells for $195 and comes with an assault rifle and rocket launcher.
Break Man 7” Medium Figure, Mega Man Con Exclusive Colorway 7” Medium Figure
Kidrobot and Capcom are releasing Break Man and Mega Man capsules for $49.99. The capsules come with a variety of other Mega Man items.
Batman: Arkham Knight Play Arts Kai Batman Limited Color Version
Square Enix added a little splash of blue to this Batman variant which sells for $99.99 and ships on August 31. You can pre-order it now.
Devastator GI Metallic Deco
All signs point to the Transformers' Devastator vac metal variant being one of the most sought-after items of the show. It retails for $179.99 and can be broken down into six Constructicon figures.
Bronze Halo UNSC Pelican Dropship
Dark Horse is only creating 400 of this replica that retails at the show for $50. Dark Horse is limiting purchases to one a day per person.
Chia Pet Moss Man
Need a little life in your room? A plant will do the trick. Why not make it a Chia Moss Man plant. This hilarious oddity sells for $29.99 from Super 7.
Dragon Age: Inquisition Deluxe Playing Cards: Series Two Con Edition
Selling for just $8, this Dragon Age card set is one of the cheapest exclusives you'll find at the con. The run is limited to 2,000, and only 10 can be purchased per person each day.
Street Fighter Limited Edition Metal Cards
UDON is giving away these five metal Street Fighter cards for free with every $60 purchase at its booth.
Warframe Mag 8" Statue
This beautiful statue from Warframe retails for $79.99 and is created by Symbiote Studios.
World of Warcraft Collectibles
Blizzard is bringing a variety of World of Warcraft items to the show, including a Shadowform Illidan figure, a 3-pack of Funko Pop! Murlocs, and a Nexus Whelpling plush.
Lego Superman: Action Comics #1
Consisting of 145 pieces and selling for $39.99, Lego's interpretation of Action Comics #1's cover is one of the coolest toys at the show. Expect it to disappear fast.
Altimite DX Transforming SD Voltron
Toynami is selling this adorable version of Voltron for $150. The robot transforms into five lions, each coming with mini-pilots.
The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword Link Variant 20-Inch Premium Action Figure
Entertainment Earth and Jakks Pacific are offering this exclusive variant that features new shield paint and a gold box for $59.99.
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