Hot Toys Unveils Wolverinepool Figure: "We Swear by Chimichangas, This Is No April Fools' Joke!"
Fans of the upcoming "Deadpool & Wolverine" film will have a new collectible to look forward to in 2026: a limited edition 1/6 scale Wolverinepool figure from Hot Toys. This highly anticipated release will come complete with his signature claws, katanas, and pistols.
Hot Toys decided to celebrate April Fools' Day with an exciting and unusual announcement. They unveiled this limited edition Wolverinepool figure, which has been meticulously recreated based on concept art from the "Deadpool & Wolverine" movie.
The figure is currently available for pre-order in some stores, priced at 1780 Hong Kong Dollars (approximately 18,265 Russian Rubles).
The collectible package features a 31cm tall body with 30 points of articulation, ensuring a wide range of posing options. It includes eight interchangeable gloved hands, a new armor set (comprising shoulder pads, knee pads, and arm guards), a distinctive red and black suit, a brown belt with a metallic red buckle, thigh straps equipped with pouches and holsters, and matching high boots.
A comprehensive set of accessories accompanies the figure: two katanas, two pistols with removable magazines, a pair of standard claws, and an additional pair of translucent "slashing effect" claws (designed to attach to the back of the hands). Also included are magnetically attachable katana sheaths for the figure's back, and a display stand featuring the movie's logo and the character's nameplate.
Collectors can expect to receive their Wolverinepool figure in the third or fourth quarter of 2026.
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