Mezco is taking the Wizarding World in a more retro toy direction than a modern deluxe box set would suggest. The official Mezco product page for the 5 Points Harry Potter Series 1 Set currently lists the set at $88 as a pre-order on Thursday, July 23, 2026, with a ship window of September through November 2026.
This is a live official product-page listing rather than a rumor or convention tease, so here is what is actually confirmed.
Mezco's official listing confirms the following:
That combination gives the set a more old-school carded-collection identity than a single shelf centerpiece. Mezco is clearly selling the format as much as the characters.
The biggest hook here is not just that Mezco picked four recognizable first-film characters. It is that each one is individually carded in a retro-style blister presentation. That makes this feel closer to a collectible mini-line you can display one by one, rather than a single boxed Hogwarts bundle that gets opened once and forgotten.
For Harry Potter collectors, that matters because carded presentation changes how the set lives on a shelf. You can keep the full lineup sealed, spotlight one favorite character, or build a row that leans into the nostalgia of smaller-format action figures instead of treating these like another modern display statue set.
Including Professor Quirrell instead of only the obvious trio gives the wave a more specific Sorcerer's Stone identity. Harry, Hermione, and Ron would have been the easy baseline. Quirrell is the character choice that makes the set feel curated rather than generic, especially with three head portraits that give him more display personality than a simple background-professor slot.
That kind of selection makes Series 1 feel like an actual themed starting point instead of a random first wave.
Harry's Hedwig perch setup and Ron's Scabbers plus Sorting Hat accessories make the set feel more scene-aware than a barebones retro line would normally be. Mezco is still working within the simpler 5 Points format, but those extras give the figures enough shelf variety that the wave does not come off like a purely minimalist nostalgia play.
That balance is important here. If the line were only five-point articulation with no personality pieces, it would feel much easier to skip.
Because each character is packaged separately on a blister card, the display question starts with the packaging rather than only the figures themselves. Collectors who want the retro card art to stay sharp should think about protection before the set ships, not after corners and blisters start picking up shelf wear.
For keeping the carded figures protected and visible, an acrylic display case for carded 3.75-inch figures is the cleaner EVORETRO fit for this format.
If you decide to open any of the figures and pose them separately, articulated figure stands sized for 3.75-inch collectibles help keep a smaller retro-scale lineup stable on the shelf.
The official Mezco listing shows it at $88.
The current ship window is September through November 2026.
Harry Potter, Hermione Granger, Ron Weasley, and Professor Quirrell.
Each figure is individually packaged on a retro-style blister card, making the carded presentation part of the collector appeal.
This Harry Potter set works because Mezco did not treat it like a generic four-pack. The retro blister-card format, the inclusion of Quirrell, and the smaller character-specific accessories give the wave a clearer identity than a simple nostalgia cash-in would have had.
If you are pre-ordering on Thursday, July 23, 2026, the smart move is deciding early whether you want this lineup displayed carded or opened, because the answer changes what kind of protection setup makes the most sense.
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