Spiral Studio’s Godzilla: King of the Monsters Ultimate Masterline: Battle in Boston Series – Burning Godzilla Deluxe Edition Statue (that’s a mouthful!) features a design based on artwork from Matt Frank, with an extra component being classic Kaiju Mothra sacrificing herself to give Big G an increase in power. Combined with the energy from a nuclear explosion that it had absorbed, this version of Godzilla was supercharged and ready to unleash the atomic age on Ghidorah.

Through close collaboration and direct inspiration based on Jason Fabok’s iconic cover art, The Grim Knight stands 33 inches tall in a strong center-styled museum pose with weapons drawn! Recruited by The Batman Who Laughs and becoming second in command, The Grim Knight is “The Batman At Total War” and is quite literally the “Deadliest Man Alive.” His numerous arsenals are all included as swappable weapons, and this could make him the most dangerous version of Batman yet.

Highly collectible statue company Prime1 has cooked up a Kratos tribute, one that even includes his son Atreus in the mix. It’s a big beast of a statue, made out of polystone and hand painted.

There’s no shortage of Terminator 2 collectibles (If I had $500 I’d happily spend it on on the Hot Toys sixth-scale collectible), but this latest stab at the franchise might just be the biggest slice of merchandise ever. Behold, an actual 1/4 scale statue of the Terminator on his Harley Davidson!

Hail the Daughter of Hatred, the Creator of Sanctuary. Hail… Lilith. From the Abyss she has come. Call her home with this stunningly detailed sculpture, designed by the visionary artists of Blizzard Entertainment.

Just how much Street Fighter do you get for a silly amount of money? A surprising lot, if this new Ryu statue by Prime 1 is an indicator.

After all, what better way is there to remember Dante than as a sword-wielding warrior with a pistol in each hand? If you’re looking to do just that with a shrine to the legend, then good news! Pop culture statue purveyor Prime 1 will be rolling out a Dante statue to go with the recently revealed Nero in their Devil May Cry collection, based on his appearance in DMC V.

This year saw Nero given an upgrade when his trusty sword-arm was ripped away from him, as he began wielding Devil Breaker arms that ramped the stylish meter up to ludicrous new levels. Action so intense, that it can only be replicated in glorious painted polystone. Which of course has a price tag attached to it that is currently causing my wallet to experience what it feels like to be devil triggered.