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Luminasta Mega Man Battle Network Figure Based on Box Art

Mega Man Battle Network Luminasta Figure Based on GBA Box and Promo Art
Image via Sega and Capcom

Sega announced a new MegaMan.EXE Luminasta figure that is an exact replica of the character art that appeared on the Mega Man Battle Network Japanese GBA box and promotional materials. It will launch in Japan on October 9, 2026. We’ll first see it as a prize figure in arcades. After that, we’ll see it in the US on the Sega Amazon storefront like other other Mega Man Luminasta releases. Sites like Big Bad Toy Store are also already showing it for $24.99.

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This MegaMan.EXE figure is expected to be around eight and a half inches tall (22cm). He’s posed with his right arm outstretched, about to fire his Mega Buster. He also looks like he’s leaping into the air as he attacks. A translucent base is included to accentuate the illusion.  He’s a static figure with no extra parts.

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Here is a gallery with all of the official photos Sega shared so far.

To compare, here’s how the original Japanese GBA box art for Mega Man Battle Network looked, courtesy of an image on GameFaqs.

A MegaMan.EXE Luminasta figure is on the way that replicates the pose from the GBA Mega Man Battle Network Japanese box art.
Image via Capcom and GameFaqs

The Mega Man Battle Network Luminasta figure of MegaMan.EXE will show up in Japan on October 9, 2026, then worldwide after that. The game is available on the GBA and via the Switch, PS4, and PC Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection Vol. 1

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