The Spider-Man: No Way Home BE@RBRICK CHASE brings six Spider-Man designs from the movie into MEDICOM’s 100% closed-box format. Each figure is approximately 70 mm, or 7 cm, tall, with a Japanese reference price of ¥1,000, roughly $6 per blind box.
MEDICOM’s official online store sells the assortment as a 12-piece box for ¥12,000, roughly $75. The figures are randomly packed, so you cannot choose a suit before opening, and a 12-pack is not guaranteed to contain all six variants.
You can check the release on the official BE@RBRICK product page. Our guide to the Bearbrick official website and where to buy authentic BE@RBRICK also covers MEDICOM’s official store and other buying options.
Price and box details
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Product | BE@RBRICK CHASE Spider-Man: No Way Home |
| Variants | 6 standard designs |
| Size | 100% |
| Height | Approx. 70 mm / 7 cm |
| Reference price | ¥1,000 / roughly $6 per blind box |
| Official 12-pack price | ¥12,000 / roughly $75 |
| Figures per box | 12 |
| Format | Closed box, randomly assorted |
| Release | August 2026 |
| Box JAN/UPC | 4530956623962 |
All 6 Spider-Man: No Way Home variants
The six standard designs are based on Spider-Man suits and versions seen in No Way Home.
1. Spider-Man Upgraded Suit
This is the red-and-black suit Peter Parker wears before moving into some of the movie’s newer suit designs.
In the six-figure lineup, it is one of the easiest Tom Holland versions to recognize because of the strong black sections across the body and legs.
2. Spider-Man Integrated Suit
The Integrated Suit mixes Spider-Man’s red-and-black look with prominent gold detailing.
The gold spider design across the chest makes this one stand out immediately from the Upgraded Suit.
3. Spider-Man Black & Gold Suit
This is the darkest figure in the assortment.
The Black & Gold Suit uses an almost entirely black body with gold web and spider details, making it the easiest of the six to identify at a glance.
4. Spider-Man Final Suit
The Final Suit uses the brighter red-and-blue design seen toward the end of Spider-Man: No Way Home.
Among the Tom Holland designs in this set, this one has the most traditional Spider-Man color combination.
5. The Amazing Spider-Man
This figure represents The Amazing Spider-Man, the Spider-Man universe associated with Andrew Garfield.
The darker blue sections and longer spider emblem help separate it visually from the other red-and-blue suits.
6. Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man
The sixth standard variant is Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man, the name used for the Spider-Man universe associated with Tobey Maguire.
Its classic red-and-blue suit completes the three different Spider-Man versions represented in the assortment.
Where can you buy the Spider-Man Bearbrick online?
MEDICOM TOY Official Store
The MEDICOM TOY Official Store lists the 12-piece box for ¥12,000, roughly $75.
This is the direct MEDICOM buying option, but international eligibility can vary between MEDICOM products. If you are ordering from the U.S., check whether your address is accepted during checkout before completing the purchase.
Plaza Japan
Plaza Japan also lists the 12-piece box, currently at ¥13,199, roughly $83, with shipping calculated separately.
For U.S. buyers, Plaza Japan provides clearer delivery options than MEDICOM’s product page. Its published estimates include:
- DHL, FedEx, or UPS: usually within a few days after shipment
- EMS: about 3 to 7 days
- Standard Air Registered: about 5 to 14 days
- Economy Air: about 7 to 31 days
These estimates apply after the order has been dispatched.
Can you buy it in a physical store?
MEDICOM operates several physical stores in Japan, including:
- MEDICOM TOY TOKYO, Shibuya
- MEDICOM TOY NEXT, Shibuya PARCO
- MEDICOM TOY PLUS, Omotesando Hills
- Tokyo Skytree Town Solamachi Store
- MEDICOM TOY PLUS NAGOYA
- MEDICOM TOY WEST, Osaka
You can check addresses and opening hours through MEDICOM’s official store locator.
MEDICOM does not publish live stock for this Spider-Man assortment at each location, so check with the store before visiting specifically for it.
I could not verify live stock of this exact release at a U.S. physical retailer yet.
Should you buy a 12-pack or wait for a single?
If you like several of the six suits and enjoy opening closed boxes, the 12-pack makes sense.
If you are chasing only one design, such as Black & Gold Suit or The Amazing Spider-Man, buying a sealed 12-pack is much harder to justify. The assortment is random and does not guarantee one of every variant.
Once collectors start opening boxes, individual figures should be easier to target through specialist collectible retailers and resale marketplaces.
For a Spider-Man collector who wants one specific suit rather than the whole CHASE experience, I would wait for the single.