Hasbro is bringing Moon Knight's Marvel Rivals video game appearance into the Marvel Legends line with a new 6-inch deluxe figure shipping this August. Marvel Rivals, the hero shooter that has become one of the more successful sources for Marvel Legends tie-in waves in 2026, gets its own distinct visual take on Moon Knight, separate from any comic-accurate release Hasbro has done for the character before.
The figure comes with five accessories: two crescent darts, two billy clubs, and an alternate moon-shaped cape, giving collectors enough options to pose Moon Knight in either his grounded street-level stance or his more dramatic, cape-billowing hero pose. That accessory count is solid for a deluxe-tier figure in this price range and reflects Hasbro's general pattern of loading Marvel Rivals figures with game-accurate gear.
For collectors already building a Marvel Rivals-specific shelf alongside their mainline Marvel Legends figures, or for Moon Knight fans who want a fresh take on the character distinct from his Disney+ series look, here is what to know before this figure arrives.
Moon Knight has been reinterpreted across comics, the Disney+ series, and now Marvel Rivals, and each version leans on a different aspect of the character's fractured-identity concept. The Marvel Rivals design draws from the game's own art direction rather than directly copying the streaming series' costume, giving this figure a genuinely distinct look rather than functioning as a redundant repaint of an existing Moon Knight release.
Marvel Rivals has become one of Hasbro's more reliable sources of new Marvel Legends waves in 2026, alongside Moon Knight and The Punisher both getting individual releases tied to the game's roster. For collectors who don't play Marvel Rivals, these figures still function as a legitimate alternate-costume line worth tracking, similar to how video-game tie-ins have worked for other franchises in the toy aisle.
The two crescent darts and two billy clubs cover Moon Knight's core melee and ranged combat tools as depicted in the game, while the alternate moon-shaped cape accessory lets the figure shift between a more restrained standing pose and a dramatic action pose. Having both a standard and an alternate cape option is a small but meaningful upgrade over figures that only ship with one silhouette option.
Moon Knight's costume is predominantly white and light gray across most of his depictions, including this Marvel Rivals version, which makes it more visible when dust or handling marks accumulate compared to darker-costumed figures. Keeping the figure in a sealed display case rather than an open shelf will meaningfully extend how long the white portions of the sculpt stay looking clean.
Video-game tie-in figures like this Marvel Rivals Moon Knight tend to carry a different secondary-market trajectory than comic-accurate mainline releases, since their long-term value often tracks the game's ongoing popularity rather than the character's broader comic book relevance. A figure tied to a live-service game that keeps growing its player base can see sustained demand well after release, while a tie-in for a game that fades from cultural relevance may see interest cool more quickly than an evergreen comic-accurate sculpt would.
A modular acrylic case gives this figure a sealed display option that protects the light-colored costume sculpt from dust while still allowing a clear view of both accessory loadouts. For collectors who prefer a case built specifically around Hasbro's 6-inch scale, an acrylic case sized for that format works well for keeping the figure paired with its Marvel Rivals wave-mates.
The figure ships with two crescent darts, two billy clubs, and an alternate moon-shaped cape.
No. This figure is based specifically on Moon Knight's appearance in the Marvel Rivals video game, which uses a distinct costume design from the streaming series.
The figure has an August 2026 ship date across major retailers carrying the Marvel Legends Marvel Rivals line.
Yes. The Punisher has a companion Marvel Rivals figure releasing around the same timeframe, giving collectors two game-accurate figures to pair together.
This Marvel Rivals-inspired Moon Knight gives collectors a genuinely distinct alternative to the character's comic and streaming-series looks, backed by a solid five-piece accessory set. Whether you're a Marvel Rivals player building out a roster shelf or just a Moon Knight completionist, this is a worthwhile addition arriving this August.
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