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Capcom

“From Console to Collectible (And Still Kicking!)”

Capcom might be best known for its legendary contributions to the world of video games—Street Fighter, Resident Evil, Mega Man, Monster Hunter—but its impact on the world of collectibles is nothing short of fierce. As both a licensor and occasional direct producer of merch, Capcom has carved out a space in the toy aisle and collector's shelves with lines that bring its digital icons into 3D form.

Over the years, Capcom’s characters have been immortalized through action figures, statues, plush, and premium collector sets by trusted names like Kotobukiya, Storm Collectibles, Good Smile Company, and more. Whether it’s the bone-crunching detail of a Street Fighter brawler or the stylized menace of a Tyrant from Resident Evil, Capcom’s IPs have proven to be highly adaptable, consistently resulting in collectibles that are both visually striking and instantly recognizable.

Capcom doesn’t just license out their characters—they work closely with partners to ensure everything from sculpt accuracy to packaging design feels authentically rooted in the source material. The result? Fans don’t just get a figure. They get a moment from the game frozen in time.
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Capcom-produced figures are typically made from PVC and ABS, with sculpting that prioritizes character likeness, expressive poses, and recognizable costume detail. Articulation varies by release, with some figures designed as fixed-pose display pieces and others offering limited movement for dynamic stances. Paint applications focus on clean color separation and high contrast, echoing in-game visuals rather than hyper-real realism.

Collectors appreciate Capcom collectibles for their authenticity and emotional pull. These figures often represent definitive looks, classic costumes, or signature moments from the games, making them easy anchors in a gaming display. Packaging is usually bold and franchise-forward, designed to appeal to fans at first glance. At Mythical Mountain, Capcom as a toy producer is perfect for gamers who want their favorite characters off the screen and into their collection, where the nostalgia can live rent-free on the shelf.

Fun Fact!

The “Capcom Figure Builder” line was originally exclusive to Japan, but demand from Monster Hunter fans led to global releases. Capcom has frequently collaborated with fighting game-centric companies like Storm Collectibles, who sculpt their figures with competitive gamers in mind

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