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Street Fighter Mini Figures Ready For Tiny World Warrior Tournament
With the fifth game in the series just on the horizon, Multiverse Studio Inc. and Capcom announced a new line of Street Fighter mini figures today. The first wave will include series mainstays Blanka, Guile, Chun-Li, and Ryu.
Measuring roughly 4 to 5 inches in height, the solid PVC mini figures will come in packaging modeled after Street Fighter arcade cabinets. They’re priced at $13.99 each.
Though the studio is probably best known for their Ninja Gaiden sculpts, Multiverse has teamed up with Capcom in the past. The two companies produced this 1:1 scale replica Mega Man helmet last summer and this Hadoken-shaped plush ball last fall.
The minifigures are based off the art of Miguel Wilson, Multiverse’s general manager. You can check out some more detailed views of the fun-sized fighters over on his Instagram page.
Preorders are live at the Studio’s website right now. The figures will also come to select retailers later this year.
[Source: Multiverse Studios]
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