Mattel's WWE Elite line has built its Survivor Series sub-line into a genuine yearly tradition, and the 2026 set continues that run with a lineup built specifically around the event's own history. Ringside Collectibles confirms the set is in stock now, sold both as a full set of four and as individual figures, with a Michael Cole Build-A-Figure included as the reward for collectors who track down all four.
What makes this year's set different from a typical themed WWE Elite wave is that each figure isn't just a generic Superstar release. Every figure in the set is tied to a specific Survivor Series appearance from that wrestler's career, giving the whole set a curated, nostalgia-driven identity rather than just bundling four random names together under a shared logo.
Here is what's confirmed about the set, why the character selection matters, and how to protect the figures once they're in hand.
Ringside Collectibles' own product listings confirm the following:
Wrestling Figure Database's own cataloging of the wave lists it as Survivor Series 9 in Mattel's numbering, continuing the sub-line's now nine-year run of dedicated Survivor Series-themed releases.
Rather than picking four current or recently active Superstars, this set pulls each figure from a specific, different Survivor Series appearance: Undertaker from Survivor Series 2000, Booker T from Survivor Series 2001, Randy Orton from Survivor Series 2004, and Jey Uso from the far more recent Survivor Series 2024. That spread across two decades of the event's history gives the set a genuine timeline feel rather than a snapshot of a single era, which is a meaningfully different approach than most Elite waves built around whoever is topping the current roster.
Michael Cole has called WWE programming since the late 1990s, but Build-A-Figure treatments of broadcast team members are far less common than they are for in-ring Superstars, which makes this reward figure a genuine value-add for anyone assembling the full set rather than a token bonus piece. Since the Cole figure is split across all four releases, completing the broadcaster requires picking up the entire set rather than just the figures a collector personally wants for their roster.
The individual figure pricing spread, from $22.99 for Booker T up to $28.99 for Undertaker, is worth noting for anyone budgeting a partial pickup rather than the full $104.99 set. That per-figure variance typically comes down to accessory count and tooling complexity rather than character popularity, so it's not necessarily a signal of which figure collectors should expect to be hardest to find.
Since Ringside Collectibles is currently selling both the complete set and each figure separately, collectors who only want specific Superstars for a themed display, without needing the Michael Cole Build-A-Figure, have a genuine option to buy just the figures they want. That said, anyone chasing the completed Cole figure will need all four, since the Build-A-Figure parts are split evenly across the wave with no standalone Cole release currently offered.
Three of the four figures in this set, Undertaker, Booker T, and Randy Orton, come from Survivor Series appearances spanning 2000 to 2004, placing them squarely in the Attitude Era and early Ruthless Aggression stretch of WWE history. Jey Uso's inclusion from Survivor Series 2024 is the outlier, giving the set a deliberate bridge between that older nostalgia-driven audience and current-roster collectors who may be picking up their first figure from the Survivor Series sub-line specifically because of him.
That mix is worth factoring into a buying decision if a collector's shelf leans toward one era or the other. Someone building an Attitude Era display gets three genuinely strong picks here, while someone focused purely on active roster Superstars may find Jey Uso the only must-have piece in the set, with the Michael Cole Build-A-Figure serving as the real incentive to pick up the rest.
With the Survivor Series sub-line now nine releases deep, packaging condition matters more than usual for anyone treating these as a long-term collection rather than a one-off pickup. A PET protector sized for Mattel's WWE window-box format keeps each figure's card and bubble shielded from shelf wear while still displaying the full graphics.
For collectors planning to eventually complete the Michael Cole Build-A-Figure and display him alongside the four retail figures, keeping all five pieces in matching protective cases gives the full Survivor Series 9 wave a clean, uniform look rather than a mismatched shelf.
Yes. Ringside Collectibles lists it as in stock, sold as a full set of four or as individual figures.
Undertaker, Jey Uso, Randy Orton, and Booker T, each representing a different Survivor Series year from that Superstar's career.
Collect all four figures in the set; the Build-A-Figure pieces are split evenly across the wave with no standalone Cole release currently offered.
The full set of four is $104.99. Individual figures range from $22.99 (Booker T) to $28.99 (Undertaker).
The WWE Elite Survivor Series 2026 set continues Mattel's now nine-year run of dedicated Survivor Series releases, and this year's mix of Undertaker, Booker T, Randy Orton, and Jey Uso gives the wave a genuine multi-era identity built around the event itself rather than the current roster. With the set already in stock, the main decision left is whether to grab individual favorites or commit to the full four for the Michael Cole Build-A-Figure.
Whichever route you take, getting the cards into protective cases early keeps the packaging in the same condition that makes a themed sub-line like this worth collecting long-term.
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