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Hot Toys brings James Marsden’s Cyclops from Avengers: Doomsday to sixth scale, wearing his blue-and-yellow X-Men suit. The figure includes a light-up visor and interchangeable optic-blast effects.
There are four versions. They’re listed below from Standard to Deluxe Special Edition, with the extra items shown under each one.
MMS908
The Standard Version comes with the items below.
MMS908B
The Standard Special Edition comes with everything included in the Standard Version, plus the items below.
MMS909
The Deluxe Version comes with everything included in the Standard Version, plus the items below.
MMS909B
The Deluxe Special Edition comes with everything included in the Standard Version and the Deluxe Version, plus the items below.
A long optic blast takes up shelf space fast. Work out where the beam will go before squeezing Cyclops in beside the rest of your X-Men.
Use the measurements below as a starting point for shelf planning. They’re estimates from the roughly 12-inch figure and prototype photos, not confirmed dimensions of the finished figure, stand or effects.
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Feet close together, one hand at the visor, head turned slightly: classic Cyclops. It’s an easy pose to work into an X-Men group, and you get a clear view of the suit. The estimate above assumes a small stand, with no long beam or Sentinel base.
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Spread his feet, turn his torso and line the visor up with the blast. Give him something to aim at; the pose makes much more sense when the head and beam point the same way. Keep the effect clear of nearby figures. Longer beams, wider blasts and airborne poses may need more room than the estimate above.
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The Deluxe base gives you a Sentinel fight straight out of the box. A simple hand-to-the-visor pose works well here because there’s already plenty going on in the wreckage. Leave room behind it for the USB cable. The finished display measurements and weight aren’t confirmed yet, so don’t buy a cabinet based only on these estimates.
That red visor against the blue-and-yellow suit is what makes this look work. Even with a movie portrait, he still looks like comic-book Cyclops from across the room. The yellow harness and X buckle break up the blue, so the costume has more going on than a plain tactical outfit. That mix of a screen likeness and comic-book colour is a good reason to want this particular version of Scott.
The portrait is the part to scrutinise. With the eyes hidden, the mouth, jaw and hairline have to do more of the work. Check the front and angled photos against the James Marsden Cyclops you have in mind. If the likeness doesn’t work for you, extra accessories won’t change that.
Hot Toys Cyclops is expected at US retailers in October 2026–March 2027 for the Standard and Standard Special Editions, and April–June 2027 for the Deluxe and Deluxe Special Editions.
Buying from Hot Toys or Secret Base in Hong Kong usually means getting the figure around 6–8 weeks before US retailers. Overseas shipping accounts for that gap, but the timing varies by shipment.