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REVIEW – JADA TOYS ULTRA STREET FIGHTER II: THE FINAL CHALLENGERS – VEGA

Posted by Mighty Mike on July 14, 2026
Posted in: Collectible. Tagged: Capcom, Jada Toys, Street Fighter, Vega.

Vega is a Spanish masked claw fighter and uses fast acrobatic attacks. His fighting style combines Japanese ninjutsu and Spanish bullfighting. His signature moves are the Rolling Crystal Flash and Flying Barcelona Attack. He first appeared in Capcom’s Street Fighter II and numerous other sequels. Vega is obsessed with beauty and sees fighting as an art form, often looking down on anyone he considers weak or ugly. 


Name: Vega
Line: Ultra Street Fighter II: The Final Challengers
Manufacturer: Jada Toys
Released: 2025
Price: $40 AUD
Scale: 1:12
Accessories: Multiple interchangeable parts

When I go to Japan, I always want to pick up a figure that’s been recently released if possible. When I went to Japan last September I was able to purchase Jada Toys Vega Street Fighter figure. Firstly, I could check the paint applications before I buy and secondly I liked the idea of buying a toy from an iconic game in said games country of origin.

Also, I haven’t really seen Vega in any Australian retail stores. So that helps too. Jada Toys have almost completed their line of Street Fighter II figures and it’s been fun collecting my favourite characters and anticipating which character will be announced next and what they will look like and so far Jada Toys have not disappointed on making each character look great and mesh well together.

SCULPTING

Just like with E Honda, Jada Toys have once again done an amazing job with the sculpting on the figure. This is a really good representation of Vega that looks just like the video game it’s based off.

PAINT

Minimal paint and that’s what I enjoy about Jada Toys figures released so far – Everything is cast in the colour it’s meant to be. With paint mainly adding detail where required. If I were to nitpick anything it’s that either the length of his eyebrows or placement has been changed and it’s a bit noticeable. Otherwise, everything else like the snake tattoo and yellow line down the side of his pants is great.

ARTICULATION

Vega comes with what we should call at this point “Standard Jada Toys Articulation” which is: a ball jointed head and neck, butterfly joint shoulders, swivel and hinge joint shoulders, double jointed arms, swivel and hinge joint wrists, ball-jointed upper torso, ball-jointed waist, ball-jointed hips, thigh swivels, double jointed knees, calf swivels, ball-hinged ankles, ankle rockers and toe hinges. All in all an excellent amount of articulation and gives you the ability to pose Vega almost anyway you want in a realistic way that doesn’t make the sculpting of the figure look weird either. Also the fabric shash is a nice touch.

ACCESSORIES

Vega comes with a lot of great accessories. Firstly, he comes with an alternate head sculpt with the mask attached to his head, the mask by itself that he can hold in f need be, his claw by itself, a slashing effect and some open and fist hands. There’s plenty of options here for how you can display him and I think Jada Toys did a good job giving him everything you need to play and pose with this figure.

POTENTIAL PROBLEMS

I don’t think you will have too many problems with this figure. I didn’t have any issues with mine.

PRICE

I got mine for about $40 AUD after conversion. That’s the standard retail price and I’m happy with that. 

OVERALL

This is another excellent figure from Jada Toys. I really can’t fault it at all. They are definitely doing a great job and if you are a Street Fighter II fan you need these toys. They are just that good.

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