Hiya Toys has announced that the Dreaknok leader Zartan is coming to its 1:18 scale G.I. Joe Exquisite Mini Series action figure line with a Master of Disguise edition, which includes interchangeable masks and head pieces along with a host of weapons and accessories. The 10.5cm figure will retail for $32.99, and is available to pre-order now ahead of an expected shopping in Q4 2026; check out the official promotional images and details here…
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Zartan is a true chameleon, whose natural abilities in mimicry, acting, prosthetic effects, and disguise have been enhanced by significant genetic modification. He can assume any identity at any time with absolute precision. The true identity of Zartan is hidden behind dozens of aliases, making it nearly impossible to piece together his history and causing his sense of self to break down and destabilize his already chaotic mind. Zartan is also the head of an outlaw motorcycle club called the Dreadnoks.
Zartan Master of Disguise Version stands about 10.5CM tall and features multiple points of articulation. He comes dressed in black tactical armor with a removable hood, while the finely sculpted textures on his arm guards and leg armor convey the rugged presence of a hardened wasteland mercenary. The heavy black warpaint across his face, paired with piercing ice-blue eyes and a sinister grin, further amplifies Zartan’s elusive and unpredictable nature.
Zartan includes 4 masks and 2 interchangeable heads. Even at the 1/18 scale, every mask and head sculpt retains a high level of accuracy and detail. Additionally, 2x interchangeable hands, 1x sniper rifle, 1x pistol, 1x detachable backpack, 1x hood, 1x knife and more, along with 1x bow, 6x arrows, and 1x dedicated quiver—perfect for stealth operations and long-range eliminations. Included with the figure is an exclusive base, enabling you to recreate an authentic battlefield atmosphere right in the comfort of your own home!
Originally published December 9, 2025. Updated January 10, 2026.
