The Ultra Street Fighter II Figures Fans Have Been Waiting For!
Street Fighter fans, it’s time to level up your collection! Jada Toys is back with two heavy-hitters from Ultra Street Fighter II: the wild, electric-powered beast Blanka and the towering, battle-scarred Muay Thai legend Sagat.
For fans of Capcom’s legendary fighting game franchise, these two characters are some of the most recognizable and beloved warriors to ever grace the arcade screen. Now, thanks to Jada’s growing Ultra Street Fighter II lineup, collectors finally have highly articulated, beautifully sculpted 6-inch versions of these fighters.
These aren’t just great-looking figures—they’re some of the best Street Fighter figures ever made in this scale. If you’re a longtime fan, a competitive player, or just someone who grew up mashing buttons in arcades, these two figures deserve a spot in your collection. Let’s break it down!
Character Overviews: Blanka & Sagat – Street Fighter Icons
Street Fighter II redefined fighting games, and Blanka and Sagat were two of the most iconic (and feared) opponents on the roster.
Blanka: The Wildman of the Jungle
Blanka is one of the most unique and instantly recognizable fighters in the entire Street Fighter universe.
- First Appearance: Street Fighter II (1991)
- Fighting Style: Savage, animalistic combat infused with electric attacks
- Signature Moves: Electric Thunder, Rolling Attack, Vertical Roll
Originally a normal human named Jimmy, Blanka’s tragic backstory sees him crash-landing in the Brazilian jungle as a child. After years of survival in the wild, he develops inhuman reflexes, agility, and the ability to generate electricity.
His green skin, wild orange hair, and beast-like movements made him a standout among the World Warriors. Whether you were a casual player or a hardcore tournament competitor, you knew the struggle of getting past a Blanka player who knew how to spam Electric Thunder.
Sagat: The Emperor of Muay Thai
Sagat is one of the deadliest fighters in Street Fighter history and a character with one of the most important rivalries in the franchise.
- First Appearance: Street Fighter (1987)
- Fighting Style: Muay Thai – brutal kicks, devastating strikes
- Signature Moves: Tiger Shot, Tiger Uppercut, Tiger Knee
Originally the final boss of the very first Street Fighter, Sagat is a towering warrior who rules over Muay Thai with an iron fist. He was once the world champion, but his battle with a young Ryu ended in humiliation—leaving him with his famous chest scar, the result of Ryu’s legendary Shoryuken.
His obsession with revenge against Ryu drove him down a dark path, leading him to briefly align with M. Bison’s Shadaloo organization. But over time, Sagat evolved from a ruthless villain to an honorable warrior, choosing to seek strength for the sake of martial arts rather than vengeance.
Sagat’s towering stature, devastating kicks, and sheer power made him one of the most feared opponents in Street Fighter history—and now, thanks to Jada, he’s finally getting the deluxe figure treatment he deserves.
Jada Toys: A New Challenger in the Collector Space
For years, Street Fighter fans have been waiting for a proper 6-inch figure line that delivers great articulation, detailed sculpting, and a price point that doesn’t break the bank.
While companies like Storm Collectibles have done premium versions, their 1/12 scale figures are larger, expensive, and harder to find.
That’s where Jada Toys comes in.
- High-quality sculpting that captures the arcade-perfect look of each fighter.
- Industry-leading articulation that allows for fluid, natural fighting stances.
- Affordable pricing compared to other premium collector brands.
Jada’s Ultra Street Fighter II line has already delivered incredible versions of Ryu, Chun-Li, Ken, and Fei Long, and now Blanka and Sagat are joining the fight.
Figure Breakdown: Blanka & Sagat in All Their Glory
Blanka – The Ultimate Jungle Warrior Figure
Jada’s Blanka Deluxe 6-inch figure brings the wild man of the jungle to life with:
- A hyper-detailed sculpt that captures his feral energy
- Three interchangeable head sculpts—neutral, snarling, and roaring
- Multiple swappable hands for different combat poses
- Electric Thunder effect pieces to recreate his signature move
- Ultra-flexible articulation, allowing for his wild, acrobatic attacks
Whether you want to pose him mid-Rolling Attack or crouched in an intimidating stance, this figure delivers the definitive Blanka experience.
Sagat – The Muay Thai Powerhouse
Sagat’s 6-inch deluxe figure is just as impressive, bringing the intimidating fighter to life with:
- A massive, imposing sculpt that towers over other figures
- Two detailed head sculpts—calm and battle-ready
- Swappable hands to switch between defensive and offensive poses
- Tiger Shot projectile effect piece, letting you recreate his signature move
- Incredible articulation that allows for Tiger Knees, Uppercuts, and battle stances
Sagat’s sheer presence makes him a must-have, standing taller than most figures in the line—just like in the game.
Packaging & Display – Arcade Perfection
Like previous Ultra Street Fighter II figures, both Blanka and Sagat come in collector-friendly window boxes, featuring:
- Classic Street Fighter arcade branding
- Character-specific artwork and logos
- Secure plastic trays to hold accessories
For mint-in-box collectors, the packaging looks fantastic on display, and for loose collectors, it’s easy to remove figures without damage.
Where to Buy – Don’t Miss Out!
- Retail Price: $29.99 each
- Pre-Orders Open Now!
- Estimated Release: June 2025
Collector’s Tip: These figures will be in high demand—Jada’s Street Fighter line has already gained a strong following, so don’t wait too long to lock in your pre-orders!
Final Verdict – Are These the Best Street Fighter Figures Yet?
- Blanka and Sagat finally get the detailed 6-inch figures they deserve
- Jada’s sculpting, articulation, and effects pieces are top-notch
- Affordable price point compared to high-end import brands
- Perfect for collectors, fighting game fans, and arcade nostalgia seekers
If you grew up throwing Tiger Shots and getting electrocuted by Blanka in Street Fighter II, these figures bring that nostalgia back in the best way possible.
Jada Toys has proven they’re a serious contender in the action figure space, and Blanka and Sagat only further cement their status as one of the best companies producing Street Fighter collectibles today.
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