Spawn Gets 7-Inch Warlock Diablo Immortal Deluxe Action Figure - Fall FanFest 2026

IGN Fan Fest Kicks Off Today, and as Part of the Celebration, We're Showcasing a Spawn Warlock Action Figure Commemorating the Anti-Hero's Special Collaboration with Diablo Immortal.

The IGN Fan Fest kicks off today, and as part of the celebration, we're unveiling a Spawn Warlock action figure commemorating the anti-hero's special collaboration with Diablo Immortal.

As revealed at Blizzcon 2026, Diablo Immortal is currently in the middle of a crossover event with Spawn that will take place from September 29th to November 1st. This month-long stunner features a collection of Spawn-themed challenges, abilities, and of course cosmetics.

The Warlock-class version of this skin set comes to the real world in the form of a deluxe 7-inch action figure from McFarlane Toys. Designed with super articulation and up to 22 movable parts, this figure has full range to create cool poses. It includes a wire cloth cloak, Hellspawn Subjugator's sacrificial blade, demon skull, and four alternating hands.

The figure also comes with an Elite Points card that can be redeemed on the McFarlane Rewards website for unique prizes and samples, as well as a collectible art card.

Perhaps the most prominent feature of this figure is Spawn's wire cape, which manages to bring MacFarlane's signature, larger-than-life style to life. The devil is in the details here (no pun intended), with every bit of in-game armor represented on the figure model.

Pre-orders are available now at the official McFarlane Toys website and select retailers for $49.99. This figure is scheduled to be released in March 2027.

Diablo is having a great time right now. On top of the Immortal's Spawn collaboration, Diablo V was announced at this year's Blizzcon, which is slated for release in 2029. An animated show is also in the works on Netflix, though not much is known about the project at this time.

We had the chance to interview the developers behind Diablo V to talk about the game, and they confirmed that development is already in full swing. You can check out our conversation here, where they told us why this upcoming game takes place 100 years after Diablo IV and why they decided to announce the project so early.

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