The Metroid franchise continues to enjoy a strong presence on Nintendo platforms, and collectors have a new item to watch: First 4 Figures has unveiled a full reveal teaser for a Metroid Prime Gravity Suit statue, with pre-orders scheduled to open on August 8.
The announcement arrives amid renewed interest in Metroid following releases such as Metroid Dread (Nintendo Switch, October 8, 2021) and the remastering of Metroid Prime for the Switch in February 2023.
First 4 Figures posted a short YouTube teaser that shows the Gravity Suit statue from multiple angles, highlighting sculpted detail and painted finishes.
According to the product disclosure, the statue measures 10 inches tall and is produced from painted PVC.
While the company has not published a final street price ahead of the pre-order window, First 4 Figures intends to reveal pricing when pre-orders open on August 8.
Industry context: First 4 Figures' Metroid collectibles are typically positioned at a premium.
For comparison, the company's prior Metroid Varia Suit statue was listed at $149.99, illustrating the price bracket collectors can expect for high-quality licensed statues.
First 4 Figures has emphasized production quality in past product pages and promotional materials, arguing that premium finishing and detailed sculpting justify the higher price point for serious collectors.
Journalistic rewrite of notable statements: Rather than casual endorsement, a concise summary for readers is appropriate — First 4 Figures' Metroid statues are sold at higher price tiers due to detailed paintwork, licensed sculpting, and limited production runs; their previous Varia Suit release carried a retail price of $149.99, and the Gravity Suit's final price will be disclosed when pre-orders launch on August 8.
What collectors should know: the figure is officially previewed, measures 10 inches, and is made of painted PVC.
Fans who follow Metroid merchandise releases through channels such as the official First 4 Figures YouTube channel or retailer listings should monitor August 8 for pre-order availability and price confirmation.
With the Metroid brand active on the Nintendo Switch through recent releases and remasters, interest in high-end collectibles has remained robust among Nintendo and Metroid fans.
For updates, check First 4 Figures' official channels and major retailer pages when the August 8 pre-order window opens to confirm price, edition sizes, and shipping timelines.
The announcement arrives amid renewed interest in Metroid following releases such as Metroid Dread (Nintendo Switch, October 8, 2021) and the remastering of Metroid Prime for the Switch in February 2023.
First 4 Figures posted a short YouTube teaser that shows the Gravity Suit statue from multiple angles, highlighting sculpted detail and painted finishes.
According to the product disclosure, the statue measures 10 inches tall and is produced from painted PVC.
While the company has not published a final street price ahead of the pre-order window, First 4 Figures intends to reveal pricing when pre-orders open on August 8.
Industry context: First 4 Figures' Metroid collectibles are typically positioned at a premium.
For comparison, the company's prior Metroid Varia Suit statue was listed at $149.99, illustrating the price bracket collectors can expect for high-quality licensed statues.
First 4 Figures has emphasized production quality in past product pages and promotional materials, arguing that premium finishing and detailed sculpting justify the higher price point for serious collectors.
Journalistic rewrite of notable statements: Rather than casual endorsement, a concise summary for readers is appropriate — First 4 Figures' Metroid statues are sold at higher price tiers due to detailed paintwork, licensed sculpting, and limited production runs; their previous Varia Suit release carried a retail price of $149.99, and the Gravity Suit's final price will be disclosed when pre-orders launch on August 8.
What collectors should know: the figure is officially previewed, measures 10 inches, and is made of painted PVC.
Fans who follow Metroid merchandise releases through channels such as the official First 4 Figures YouTube channel or retailer listings should monitor August 8 for pre-order availability and price confirmation.
With the Metroid brand active on the Nintendo Switch through recent releases and remasters, interest in high-end collectibles has remained robust among Nintendo and Metroid fans.
For updates, check First 4 Figures' official channels and major retailer pages when the August 8 pre-order window opens to confirm price, edition sizes, and shipping timelines.
