Hardcore fans, get your wallets ready. This summer, the cult classic Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice will be making a comeback with a deluxe physical release from First4Figures, which will perfectly tide you over while you wait for the upcoming anime adaptation of Sekiro: No Defeat.
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Announcement of Sekiro No Defeat Anime and Soulsborne Success
For countless gamers, Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice remains the unattainable pinnacle of the Soulsborne genre. FromSoftware took a deliberate risk back then and completely removed the familiar RPG elements that made us love the Dark Souls trilogy or the colossal Elden Ring. All that was left was pure, almost surgical skill. The local combat system could easily be considered a separate subgenre.
And the audience is still hungry for more. At the opening of Gamescom in August 2025, a big announcement was made: the universe would officially expand in the form of the animated film “Sekiro: No Defeat.” The release is scheduled for 2026. The surprise was a pleasant (if not shocking) surprise. Interest in the lore, characters, and future of the franchise, as it turns out, hasn’t waned.
Price and Release Date of First4Figures Wolf Figurine
The film doesn’t yet have a precise release date. However, there are details on the coolest merchandise. A collectible Wolf figurine, scheduled for release in June of this year, will help pass the time.
First4Figures has opened pre-orders for a premium diorama. The shinobi is depicted in dynamic form: in one hand, he holds his trusty blade, Kusabimaru, and the Mortal Sword rests on his back. The detail is impressive. The sculptors meticulously rendered everything in plastic—from the hero’s worn clothing to the complex mechanisms of the prosthetic arm.
Definitive Edition Versions and Pricing
Three fan-friendly bundle options are available:
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The base version will cost $419.99.
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The Exclusive Edition costs $449.99. A replacement prosthetic arm with a grappling hook is thoughtfully included.
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The top-of-the-line Definitive Edition (approximately 32 cm tall) will set you back $549.99 (~44,000 rubles). In addition to the arm and grappling hook, the set includes a luxurious bonus—the “Idol” sculpting element with full integrated LED lighting.
Pre-orders will begin shipping in June 2026. Please note that prices are automatically converted. Actual prices may vary depending on the exchange rate and region.
Rumors about Sekiro 2 and New FromSoft FMC Project
A direct sequel to Sekiro 2 still seems like a fantasy, but the community isn’t giving up. Rumors about a secret project codenamed FMC periodically surface online. Rumors suggest it could be a completely new IP with a combat system inspired by Wolf’s adventures. How true is this? Time will tell.
In any case, the original Sekiro is forever inscribed in the studio’s treasure trove. It would be an extremely strange decision if the developers didn’t develop these mechanics in the future, at least in the form of a spiritual successor.
