Mezco is treating Ghost Face more like a display-scale horror centerpiece than a standard shelf filler. The official Mezco product page for MDS Mega Scale Ghost Face currently lists the figure at $95 as a pre-order on Thursday, July 23, 2026, with a ship window of October through December 2026.
This is a live official product-page listing rather than a secondhand roundup, so here is what is actually confirmed.
Mezco's official listing confirms the following:
That gives the release a cleaner identity than a smaller horror action figure would have. Mezco is clearly aiming at the big, instantly readable shelf presence that suits Ghost Face better than a tiny accessory-heavy interpretation.
Ghost Face is one of those horror designs that works because of silhouette and presence, not because the character needs a huge prop count. At 15 inches tall, the figure gets to lean fully into that looming black-robed shape, which is really the whole point of putting Ghost Face on a shelf in the first place.
That matters because a character like this can feel underwhelming if a release gets too busy trying to prove itself with extra parts. Mezco made the smarter choice by keeping the focus on scale, stance, and recognizability.
Mezco calls out that this version does not include sound, which is an important distinction for horror collectors who may already be familiar with larger-scale talking figures in other lines. That note helps set expectations clearly. This release is about visual display presence, not an electronics gimmick.
For many collectors, that is actually a plus. Fewer electronics means fewer potential long-term issues and a cleaner display-first collectible.
Because the figure ships in a window box and the character design is so immediately recognizable even at rest, this is one of those horror pieces that makes sense both boxed and opened. Some collectors will want the full 15-inch silhouette visible without removing the figure, while others will treat the box as a short-term display stage before opening it.
That dual-use presentation is a big reason the packaging matters here more than it might on a smaller toyline release.
Because the official Mezco page currently shows this figure as a pre-order shipping between October and December 2026, collectors have a clear timeline for deciding whether this version of Ghost Face belongs in a boxed horror display, a loose horror shelf, or both.
For keeping the window box cleaner if you plan to display it sealed, a NECA Ultimate-style window-box protector is a practical comparable fit to start from, though exact dimensions should still be confirmed once the figure is in hand.
If you plan to display Ghost Face loose instead, a PET action figure case for larger display pieces gives you a cleaner dust-controlled presentation than leaving a tall black-robed figure fully exposed on an open shelf.
The official Mezco listing shows it at $95.
The current listed ship window is October through December 2026.
15 inches tall.
No. Mezco specifically notes that this Ghost Face figure does not include sound.
This figure works because Mezco understood that Ghost Face does not need a complicated reinvention. The 15-inch scale, the simple knife loadout, and the display-friendly window box already give the character the kind of shelf presence horror collectors usually want.
If you are looking at it on Thursday, July 23, 2026, the most useful question is not whether it comes with enough extras. It is whether you want a larger, cleaner Ghost Face display piece that leans into the character's silhouette and menace instead of trying to overbuild the concept.
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