The Minions franchise has a new film, Minions & Monsters, opening August 7 with 4D screenings, and Blitzway has released a line of die-cast CARBOTIX POP figures featuring an eye movement gimmick.
Blitzway launched the CARBOTIX POP Minions figures, a die-cast collectible line featuring Bob, Stuart, and Kevin. The robot-style designs include LED light-up eyes and interchangeable expression parts, and they introduce the series' first eye movement gimmick. Pre-orders are open for individual figures and a DX Ver. set of all three.
The animated film Minions & Monsters, the first Minions-led story in four years, will screen in MX4D, 4DX, SCREENX, ULTRA 4DX, and Dolby Cinema. A special 4D trailer shows the Minions trying to make a monster movie in Hollywood. The film opens August 7 and is directed by Pierre Coffin.
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The Illumination film Minions & Monsters is scheduled for rental streaming on U-NEXT and Amazon Prime Video from November 11, 2026, with Pierre Coffin directing and Ken Matsudaira, Yudai Chiba, and Koichi Yamadera in the Japanese dub. At the time of the report, DMM TV, TSUTAYA DISCAS, FOD, and ABEMA were not carrying the film, and the status for Hulu and Disney+ was still being confirmed.
Blitzway has released die-cast action figures of Minions Bob, Stuart, and Kevin under the CARBOTIX POP line. The robot-like designs include LED light-up eyes, interchangeable expression parts, and the series' first eye movement gimmick. Pre-orders are open for individual figures and a DX Ver. set of all three.
The animated film Minions & Monsters will screen in MX4D, 4DX, SCREENX, ULTRA 4DX, and Dolby Cinema. A special 4D trailer shows the Minions trying to make a monster movie in Hollywood. The film opens August 7, directed by Pierre Coffin.