One of the largest predators in the Jurassic Park franchise is getting a dedicated action feature figure. Confirmed via Mattel's official 2026 product listing, the Jurassic World Survival Colossal Chomp Giganotosaurus figure is now confirmed for release, tied to the Jurassic World Survival video game license.
This is a confirmed release, so here's what's included.
Mattel's official 2026 product listing confirms the following:
Giganotosaurus is among the largest carnivorous dinosaurs ever depicted in the franchise, making it a natural fit for a large-scale action feature figure designed to emphasize size and bite mechanics, giving this release genuine standout presence compared to smaller-scale standard figures in Mattel's broader Jurassic World lineup.
Basing this figure on the Jurassic World Survival game rather than a film appearance gives Mattel a way to extend the toy line's relevance into the franchise's growing game-based media, appealing to players of that title specifically in addition to the franchise's broader film fanbase.
For displaying a large action-feature dinosaur figure, EVORETRO's acrylic modular case offers general-purpose protective display suited to bigger pieces.
For giving the figure a prominent display position, EVORETRO's 4-step acrylic display stand adds elevated shelf presence.
This Giganotosaurus release lands alongside Mattel's collector-focused Hammond Collection wave and a large-scale Brachiosaurus for the Jurassic World Reimagined series, giving the brand a genuinely broad 2026 lineup spanning both mass-market action figures and premium collector pieces.
Giganotosaurus consistently ranks among the largest carnivorous dinosaurs ever depicted across the Jurassic Park franchise, giving Mattel a natural candidate when building a figure specifically designed around size and bite-action mechanics. Choosing a predator this physically dominant for the Colossal Chomp line's marquee feature makes more sense than applying the same treatment to a smaller or less visually striking species.
Basing this figure on the Jurassic World Survival game rather than a specific film appearance lets Mattel extend its toy line's relevance into the franchise's growing interactive media, rather than relying purely on movie tie-ins the way most Jurassic World merchandise historically has. That distinction gives players of the game a direct physical connection to their in-game experience that film-only figures can't replicate.
Unlike the Hammond Collection's collector-focused Dilophosaurus, this Giganotosaurus sits within Mattel's mass-market Colossal Chomp line, meaning it's built around accessible play features and pricing rather than fine sculpt detail or swappable parts. Understanding that split matters for collectors deciding which 2026 Jurassic World releases are worth chasing for display purposes versus active play.
Between this Giganotosaurus, the Hammond Collection wave, and a large-scale Brachiosaurus for the Jurassic World Reimagined series, Mattel's 2026 slate spans mass-market action figures, premium collector pieces, and large-format display statues within the same calendar year, giving fans across very different budget and display priorities something to track simultaneously.
Built primarily around a bite-action play mechanic rather than fine sculpt detail, this Giganotosaurus figure is designed first for hands-on play rather than static shelf display, a distinction worth keeping in mind for collectors deciding whether it fits alongside more detail-focused pieces in the same collection. Buyers prioritizing pure display value may prefer pairing it with a Hammond Collection piece rather than treating it as a standalone centerpiece.
A Giganotosaurus.
The Jurassic World Survival video game.
Mattel's Jurassic World Survival Colossal Chomp line.
No, it's a separate mass-market action feature line.
No, it functions as a standalone action figure, though its design and branding are specifically tied to the game.
Yes, it's built primarily around that action mechanic rather than fine sculpt detail or swappable display parts.
It can, though its mass-market design and play-first construction differ visually from the more detailed Hammond Collection line.
This Giganotosaurus figure gives Jurassic World Survival players and franchise fans a genuinely large-scale predator centerpiece. Tracking Mattel's full 2026 Jurassic World slate together is worth doing given how many distinct lines are releasing this year.
Having a case and stand ready means the figure will be properly displayed once it arrives, and tracking Mattel's full slate now makes it easier to prioritize which 2026 releases are worth the added budget.
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