Kotobukiya has announced OSHI WORKS Mega Man (OSHI WORKS ロックマン), a non-scale figure based on the hero’s look in Capcom’s Mega Man 11. It’s priced at 8,800 yen (appx. $59) and is scheduled for September 2026. Roll and a Dr. Wily and Dr. Light set open for pre-order alongside him. The pose is pure Blue Bomber.
OSHI WORKS Mega Man is a non-scale figure from Kotobukiya, with the prototype by Thousand Inc. It stands about 18 cm (appx. 7.1 in) including the base. It’s scheduled for September 2026 at 8,800 yen (appx. $59) with tax.
Pearl Blue, Not Flat Blue
The first thing I noticed in the promo shots is the armor finish. Kotobukiya skipped the flat cyan you’d expect from 8-bit sprites and went with a pearl metallic coat, so the helmet and boots pick up light along their curves. That matters for a robot. Mega Man is a machine built by Dr. Light, and the sheen quietly reminds you there’s hardware under that friendly face.
Clear Parts and Mega Man 11 Lines
The Mega Man 11 design is chunkier than the 1987 original, with panel lines that read better in three dimensions. Kotobukiya uses clear parts to pick out the armor details, which gives the light cyan sections some depth instead of painted-on color. I’ve only seen the photos, so I can’t judge how clean the seams are. Still, the volume on the boots and forearms feels right.
The Buster Is the Story
He’s raising the Mega Buster, arm cocked and ready to fire. That’s the right call for a character who exists to stop Dr. Wily, again and again, across decades of sequels. The face carries a focused, almost kid-brother determination rather than a scowl. It’s a hero who’d rather not fight.
How It Stacks Up
Magnets in the feet lock him to the display base, built to line up with Roll and the two doctors. At this price, nobody should expect the layered paint of a First 4 Figures Mega Man statue. What you get instead is smart engineering and a shelf-friendly footprint. That’s a fair trade.
The Collector’s Survival Guide: How to Justify This
The Collector Math: Mega Man 11 means he’s stopped Dr. Wily from taking over the world eleven times, and he costs 8,800 yen. That’s 800 yen per foiled world takeover, while Wily builds a brand-new castle every game just to lose it. Honestly, I’m the sensible spender in this rivalry.
How to tell your wife: Mega Man’s strongest attack only fires if you hold the button down and let it charge. I’ve had my finger on the Buy button for this 8,800-yen figure since the day it was announced. Babe, you don’t cancel a fully charged shot.
How to tell your parents: You always said I should look up to a doctor. Mega Man was raised by Dr. Light, a scientist who chose robots for peace over power. I’m basically keeping a family role model on the shelf.
How to tell your kids: Mega Man up there gets to pick which of the eight Robot Masters he fights first, but he has to beat all of them. Your chores work the same way, in any order you want. Dessert is Wily’s Castle, and it unlocks last.
The Last Word
The smartest choice here is the magnet base, because Mega Man was never a solo act and this line clearly wants Roll and both doctors standing beside him. If Kotobukiya’s pearl finish looks half as good in hand as it does in these shots, this is the affordable Mega Man shelf I’ve been waiting for.
🟢 Product Specifications 🟢
✅ Product: OSHI WORKS Mega Man (OSHI WORKS ロックマン)
✅ Manufacturer: Kotobukiya
✅ IP: Mega Man 11 (Capcom)
✅ Height: approx. 18 cm (appx. 7.1 in) including base
✅ Scale: Non-scale
✅ Prototype: Thousand Inc.
✅ Features: Pearl metallic armor, clear parts, magnetic feet
✅ Price: 8,800 yen with tax (appx. $59)
✅ Release: September 2026
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