Great question! This page focuses on anniversary-themed Sonic collectibles, but it doesn’t list a specific date. If you’re after the exact day, it’s best to check official franchise announcements or the product description text that mentions the anniversary year.

While you’re here, you can still enjoy the celebration with items that highlight the milestone:

• Browse titles that include “Anniversary” (you’ll see 35th on many listings).
• Explore different formats like 4-inch articulated figures, mini figures, and 1:64 vehicles.
• Use filters for Sonic Toys or Action Figures to narrow results.

Availability can vary by seller and location, so consider checking pickup or delivery options where offered.

You can identify 35th anniversary releases by the wording in the title and images on the listing. Here’s what to look for:

• “35th Anniversary” called out in the name or packaging badge.
• Popular character options (e.g., Sonic, Tails, Metal Sonic, Dr. Eggman, Shadow, Silver, Mephiles, Tikal, Chaos, Chao).
• Formats like 4-inch articulated figures (some note 11 points), mini figures, and 1:64 die-cast vehicles.
• Accessories such as a snowboard, emeralds, goal posts, or checkpoints.

Open the product page and review the description and photos for confirmation. Availability and selection can change, so checking back or exploring related categories on the page can help.

Some listings reference earlier milestones, including the 30th anniversary, right in the title or images. To track them down:

• Use the site search and include terms like “30th Anniversary Sonic.”
• Open product pages and scan the description for anniversary callouts.
• Filter within Sonic Toys or Action Figures to see related items.
• Check both shipping and pickup options, since availability can vary by location and over time.

If you’re comparing editions, verify the scale (e.g., mini figures vs. 4-inch) and any included accessories so you’re getting the version you want.

Sizes can vary across the anniversary line, so it helps to check each product page. Common scales on this page include:

• 4-inch action figures for posing and play.
• 2.5-inch mini figures for compact display.
• 3.5-inch figures appear on some earlier anniversary releases.
• 1:64 vehicles for die-cast collectors.

Because photos can be deceiving, review the title, description, and specifications for exact measurements. If you’re planning a display, measure your shelf space and consider the figure’s accessories and articulation, which can affect stance and height. Packaging is typically larger than the figure itself.

They can work for both kids and collectors, depending on the item and how it’ll be used:

• For kids: Check the listed age range (you’ll see categories like 5–7, 8–11, and 12+ on the site). Some figures include small accessories, so reviewing the age grading is helpful.
• For collectors: Look for details like articulation counts, character variants (classic or modern), included display pieces, and box condition if you prefer to keep items sealed.

Reading the product description and images can help you decide whether a figure is better suited for active play or display. Availability and features can vary by listing.