Mattel - New for 2024

[Faelrin]

Since we have some first official images of what's coming, I figured I'd get this thread started already.

All mainline/3.75 scale species for this year (50 total, with 1 rumored):

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New Species (22 total):
-Avaceratops
-Bajadasaurus
-Becklespinax
-Chasmosaurus
-Craterosaurus
-Diplodocus
-Eoraptor
-Ekrixinatosaurus
-Gastonia
-Gryposuchus
-Guaibasaurus
-Guanlong
-Hesperosaurus
-Kaprosuchus
-Kileskus
-Mapusaurus
-Megalosaurus
-Neovenator
-Poposaurus
-Rauisuchus
-Stegouros
-Tuojiangosaurus

Returning Species (28 total, with 1 rumored):
-Allosaurus (new sculpt)
-Apatosaurus
-Atrociraptor
-Baryonyx
-Carnotaurus
-Ceratosaurus
-Compsognathus
-Dimetrodon
-Dimorphodon
-Dilophosaurus
-Gallimimus
-Giganotosaurus
-Herrerasaurus (based on the original 2018 sculpt, but retooled with lips and five digits on feet instead of three)
-Einiosaurus
-Lystrosaurus
-Majungasaurus (new sculpt)
-Monolophosaurus (new sculpt)
-Pachyrhinosaurus (new sculpt)
-Parasaurolophus
-Plesiosaurus
-Pyroraptor
-Sinoceratops (unconfirmed/rumored)
-Spinosaurus
-Stygimloch
-Suchomimus (new sculpt)
-Therizinosaurus
-Triceratops (new sculpt)
-Tyrannosaurus rex
-Velociraptor

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Epic Evolution (Mainline/3.75 scale):

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Danger Pack:

Wave 1:

Avaceratops (product code: HTK51):



Eoraptor vs Stegouros (product code: HTK47):



Plesiosaurus (product code: HTK48):



Poposaurus (product code: HTK49):



Wave 2:

Craterosaurus (product code: HTK52):



Kileskus (product code: HTK50):



Velociraptor (product code: HTK53; has Chaos Theory packaging variant):





Velociraptor 'Blue' vs Dimetrodon:



Wave 3:

Apatosaurus (product code: HTK58):



Gallimimus (product code: HTK56):



Guanlong vs Lystrosaurus (product code: HTK55):



Wave 4:

Dimorphodon (product code: HTK54):



Rauisuchus (product code: HTK57):



Strike Attack:

Wave 1:

Guaibasaurus (product code: HTK63):



Kaprosuchus (product code: HTK61):



Tuojiangosaurus (product code: HTK62):



Velociraptor (repack; product code: HTK60):



Wave 2:

Chasmosaurus (product code: HTK67):



Dilophosaurus (product code: HTK65):



Gastonia (product code: HTK66):



Monolophosaurus (product code: HTK64):



Wild Roar:

Wave 1:

Ekrixinatosaurus (product code: HTK70):



Gryposuchus (product code: HTK71):



Hesperosaurus (product code: HTK69):



Megalosaurus (product code: HTK73):



Wave 2 (Chaos Theory):

Ceratosaurus (product code: HTK74):



Majungasaurus 'Major' (product code: HTK76):



Pachyrhinosaurus (product code: HTK72):



Parasaurolophus (product code: HTK75; has light up feature):



Gigantic Trackers:

Wave 1:

Neovenator (product code: HTK78):



Triceratops (product code for both grey and mint variants: HTK79):





Wave 2:

Bajadasaurus (product code: HTK80):



Mapusaurus (product code: HTK81):



Others:

Ruthless Rampage Allosaurus (product code: HRX50):



Battle Roar Becklespinax (product code: HXF52):



All Out Attack Tyrannosaurus rex (product code: HXF53):



Mission Mayhem Truck Set (product code: HRX52):

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Jurassic World Chaos Theory Sets (Mainline/3.75 scale):

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Darius & Atrociraptor 'Ghost' (product code: HXP75):



Kenji & Stygimoloch (product code: HXP77):



Yaz & Monolophosaurus (product code: HXP76):



Ben Escape Pack (product code: HTV77):



Darius Adventure Pack (product code: HTV78):



Kenji Moto Chase Pack (product code: HTV75):



Suchomimus Protector Pack (product code: HXF76):

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Epic Attack (Mainline/3.75 scale):

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Herrerasaurus (product code: HTP66):



Pyroraptor (product code: HTP67):



Chomp Back Baryonyx (product code: HTP68):



Spinosaurus (product code: HXF62):

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Jurassic Park 30th Anniversary/'93 Classic (Mainline/3.75 scale):

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Dennis Nedry Track & Chase Pack (product code: HTP61):



Tyrannosaurus rex Off-Road Tracker Pack:

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Legacy Collection (Mainline/3.75 scale):

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Barry Sembène ATV Chase Pack (product code: HTP62):



Isla Sorna Expedition Pack (product code: HTP63):



Diplodocus:

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Hammond Collection (Mainline/3.75 scale):

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Owen Grady (product code: HTV60):



Velociraptor 'Blue' (product code: HTV62):



Dimetrodon (product code: HTV65):



Carnotaurus (product code: HTK44):



Giganotosaurus (product code: HXF57):





Therizinosaurus (product code: HXP73):





Claire Dearing (product code: HTV61):



Pyroraptor (product code: HTV64):





Velociraptor 'Delta' (product code: HTV63):





Sinoceratops (rumored/unconfirmed)

NYCC/Mattel Creations Exclusive Lab Tour Dr. Henry Wu (product code: HHW59):

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Minis:

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List of 2024's new sculpts:
-Becklespinax (Chaos Theory set)
-Geosternbergia (Wave 1)
-Kaprosuchus (Wave 1)
-Majungasaurus 'Major' (Chaos Theory set)
-Sinotyrannus (Wave 1)

New sculpts highlighted in blue below.

Wave 1:
SD01G Yangchuanosaurus & Velociraptor 'Blue'
SD02G Spinosaurus
SD03G Indoraptor & Geosternbergia (tray code: HTV57)
SD04G Sinotyrannus & Kaprosuchus (tray code: HTV58)
SD05G Majungasaurus & Kentrosaurus
SD06G Triceratops & Pteranodon
SD07G Carnotaurus & Stygimoloch
SD08G Therizinosaurus & Dimetrodon
SD09G Ouranosaurus & Baryonyx





Wave 2 (all repacks except Brachiosaurus):
01H Tyrannosaurus
02H Brachiosaurus (repaint of last year's sculpt, similar to 2021's version but made of softer material)
03H Kaprosuchus & Sinotyrannus
04H Giganotosaurus
05H Herrerasaurus & Sinotyrannus
06H Geosternbergia & Pentaceratops
07H Dilophosaurus & Allosaurus
08H Ankylosaurus & Ceratosaurus
09H Kaprosuchus & Elasmosaurus
10H Indominus rex







More pics here:

https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/B0D2WZYK1F

Chaos Theory set:



Jurassic World Chaos Theory 20 Minis Multipack (product code: HXF58):

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Budget figures:

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Basic 12 inch:

Suchomimus (product code: HVB04):





Yangchuanosaurus (product code: HVB05):





Allosaurus:

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Fierce Changers:

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Hidden Hatchers:

Carnotaurus (product code: HVB11):



Indoraptor (product code: HVB12):



Spinosaurus (product code: HVB10):



Velociraptor (product code: HVB09):

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Bite Club:

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Velociraptor 'Blue' (product code: HVB37):



Tyrannosaurus (product code: HVB38):



Triceratops (product code: HVB39):



Giganotosaurus, Mosasaurus, Dilophosaurus:



Dilophosaurus (product code: HVB41):

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Crushivores:

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Dilophosaurus:



Triceratops:



Tyrannosaurus:



Spinosaurus (product code: HTP71):

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Other:

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Super Colossal Allosaurus (product code: HRX53):





Mega Roar Allosaurus (product code: HVB45):



Mega Roar Velociraptor 'Blue' (product code: HVB44):



Plushies:



Roarin' Frenzy T. rex (RC; product code: HTP60):





Bright Lights Parasaurolophus Plush (product code: HWD81):

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[Giganotosaurus]

These look like Danger Packs to me, but some were saying that Mattel is notorious at picture taking?

[PrimevalRaptor]

So those are finally starting to be revealed huh? Looking forward to them, maaaay pick up the Dimetrodon since it'll probably be one of the smaller Hammond Collection ones.
Something about the head is a biiiit off, idk if it's a slight overbite or the teeth itself but it's probably the best JW Dimetrodon out there.

[Faelrin]

@Giganotosaurus I think the Eoraptor and Stegouros are. The Grypsosuchus is probably going to be in whatever their medium large figure range, like the Sarcosuchus a few years back, and the Triceratops and Megalosaurus are probably in the medium electronic size range. Honestly the names for these assortments change every few years anyways, so it's why I haven't organized them just like that yet (also the lack of stuff atm), like I did for prior threads. I'm still debating if I should add the leaked species from a bit ago to the list as well, to help flesh things out. Four of those are officially confirmed now anyways. Edit: Actually five I think. I couldn't tell what it was at the time, but going over it, it appears the Megalosaurus was in that batch as well.

[Ikessauro]

Something about the head is a biiiit off, idk if it's a slight overbite or the teeth itself but it's probably the best JW Dimetrodon out there.

More like "the whole had is wrong and poorly sculpted".

[Gwangi]

The Grypsosuchus is fantastic, that's the only must-have that I see here. The Eoraptor and Stegouros are pretty cool too but I don't know if I need them. Need better pictures first. The Dimetrodon is disappointing, gonna just stay content with my mainline version.

[MLMjp]

How do you go from the Habitat Defender Triceratops to...that Tundra thing.

Those long legs in the HC Dimetrodon...

I wonder why Mattel doesn't make figures based on the JW evolution desings as they did with the Carcharodontosaurus, would have benefited that Megalosaurus for sure.

[Flaffy]

@Giganotosaurus I think the Eoraptor and Stegouros are. The Grypsosuchus is probably going to be in whatever their medium large figure range, like the Sarcosuchus a few years back, and the Triceratops and Megalosaurus are probably in the medium electronic size range. Honestly the names for these assortments change every few years anyways, so it's why I haven't organized them just like that yet (also the lack of stuff atm), like I did for prior threads. I'm still debating if I should add the leaked species from a bit ago to the list as well, to help flesh things out. Four of those are officially confirmed now anyways. Edit: Actually five I think. I couldn't tell what it was at the time, but going over it, it appears the Megalosaurus was in that batch as well.

According to the previous blurry leak, the Gryposuchus is in the Wild Roar line, alongside the Megalosaurus. So both are the electronic "Roarivore" sized figures.

[andrewsaurus rex]

overly long legs on Hammond Collection figures is a common problem.  It's so they can add in all the extra leg articulation easily, but i think it spoils the appearance of many of the figures.

[Faelrin]

@Flaffy Thanks for the correction. Still wondering what those other two in that image were, but at least these two are confirmed now.

[Blade-of-the-Moon]

Mostly interested in a Megalosaurus but I don't really like the color..but I can say that for all of them,  the paint is just way too cartoon like? Maybe they will tie into the new animated series?

[Pliosaurking]

Gryphosuchus is great! I don't know how they went from the habitat defender trike to this one however... and that Dimetrodon is inferior to the one that comes with Dr. Grant and the battle damage one in my opinion. The Eoraptor and Stegouros are nice as well, as is the Megalosaurus.

[Carnoking]

2023 may very well be my last year for Mattel if this is as good as it gets.

[stargatedalek]

That HC Dimetrodon is exciting! I don't mind the long legs as they're ultimately closer to reality and imo a better look.

[CityRaptor]

Hmmm. You know, Epic Evolution may as well be a gimmick those figures have. The leaked Allosaurus had something mentioned about an "Evolve for Battle" feature and the Gryposuchus and Triceratops at least look like they could have such features, too, whatever they are. The Trike generally looks different, more armored than your usual JP Trike. And yes, I also think that it may be related to upcoming animated content.
Interested in the Megalosaurus as well as the Eoraptor vs Stegouros set. The latter could be a good way to get further smaller species. They could for example make a Lystrosaurus vs Oviraptor set.

Need more pics of the HC Dimetrodon to properly judge.

Edit: Forgot to mention that the Trike being blue is a nice nod to one of the more common Trike colors in pop cultures.

[Skorpio V.]

It'd be an obscure nod or a coincidence that the Triceratops frill has that sort of integument considering this Jack Horner tweet:

Rest assured, the shield of Triceratops was covered with keratin! Like the keratin scutes covering a turtle shell, having grown as individual segments, all tied together to form a smooth colorful surface. The entire Triceratops skull, except it's nose, mouth and eye regions.

Either an obscure nod or a funky coincidence

[Blade-of-the-Moon]

It'd be an obscure nod or a coincidence that the Triceratops frill has that sort of integument considering this Jack Horner tweet:

Rest assured, the shield of Triceratops was covered with keratin! Like the keratin scutes covering a turtle shell, having grown as individual segments, all tied together to form a smooth colorful surface. The entire Triceratops skull, except it's nose, mouth and eye regions.

Either an obscure nod or a funky coincidence

As much as I used to admire Horner I kind of take his ideas with more than a grain of salt anymore, neat as they may be.

[stargatedalek]

Horner is far from the only person, let alone the first, to suggest ceratopsians has keratin or similar armoured structures on their frills.

[Nyrorosaurus]

There's also an upcoming "Bite Club" line

[CityRaptor]

The first rule of Bite Club is: you do not talk about Bite Club.

Looks like another cutesy, wutesy line, but based on movie scenes. My guess is that Rexy can swallow Gennaro.