Bandai Namco sent us a number of the first Elden Ring action figures, the S.H. Figuarts Festering Fingerprint Vyke and super-deformed Figuarts Minis of Melina and Raging Wolf. Vyke can cost you around $75 because the Minis are usually $30. A variety of toy and collectible sites have observed them up for pre-order for a while, and may likely start shipping soon.

Elden Ring's First Official Toys Are Here - S.H. Figuarts Vyke, Figuarts Mini Melina Raging Wolf

Vyke, who appears like an NPC invader in-game and whose armor continues to be worn with the Tarnished on Elden Ring’s box art, includes his war spear, a fire effect to recreate the frenzy flame thrust attack, and four interchangeable pairs of hands (a bouquet of first, one pair open, and a pair of pairs for holding the spear at different angles.) Data miners have dug up unused assets that suggest Vyke originally stood a much larger role in Elden Ring's story, but currently, the game's cover model and first official action figure possess a random dude who jumps you outside an abandoned church.

Melina and Raging Wolf each include one interchangeable arm - Melina’s is outstretched, and Wolf’s is holding a sword. Though the Minis are articulated, the proportions and sculpted clothing make posing pretty limited. They include small stands though, which are necessary for displaying purposes because of the toys' enormous heads.

Weirdly, necessities such as the first FromSoft characters to obtain the Figuarts treatment, despite it being a Bandai Namco toy line. There are a variety of Dark Souls collectibles from their manufacturers, and Bloodborne, Sekiro, and Demon’s Souls have gotten Figma action figures. Figma and Nendoroid both have some Elden Ring figures inside the works, but hopefully, we view more from S.H. Figuarts too.

Some people, however, couldn't wait a whole year for Elden Ring toys and made a decision to take matters into our personal hands before the game was even out.