Moon Knight is available for streaming exclusively on Disney+ in Japan as of June 2026, and Medicom Toy is releasing a MAFEX action figure of the character in May 2027.
Moon Knight, the Marvel drama starring Oscar Isaac, streams exclusively on Disney+ in Japan as of June 2026. No other major Japanese streaming service-Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, or U-Next-carries the series. Disney+ remains the sole Japanese streaming home for the show, consistent with its role as the primary platform for MCU content in the region.
In July 2026, Medicom Toy announced a Moon Knight figure for its MAFEX line. The figure stands 15 cm tall, includes a cloth cape and crescent dart effect parts, costs 14,080 yen, and is scheduled for release in May 2027. It is one of three Marvel figures announced together, alongside Carnage from Venom: Let There Be Carnage and an Avengers: Endgame version of Iron Spider, suggesting the MAFEX line is broadening its Marvel coverage across theatrical films and streaming series rather than focusing on a single media format.
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Jul 23
Medicom Toy announced three new Marvel action figures for its MAFEX line on July 23, 2026. The lineup includes Carnage from "Venom: Let There Be Carnage," an Avengers: Endgame version of Iron Spider, and Moon Knight from the Disney+ series. The Carnage figure stands approximately 23 cm tall, includes four interchangeable head parts and tentacle accessories, and is priced at 19,580 yen with a May 2027 release. The Iron Spider renewal version measures 14.5 cm, comes with Nano Gauntlet parts and three head options, costs 11,000 yen, and ships in September 2026. The Moon Knight figure is 15 cm tall, features a cloth cape and crescent dart effect parts, costs 14,080 yen, and also releases in May 2027. All three figures include movable stands and are designed for articulation.
Jun 2
The Marvel drama Moon Knight, starring Oscar Isaac, is available for unlimited streaming only on Disney+ in Japan as of June 2026. Other major services including Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, and U-Next do not carry the series. The article also notes the upcoming Spider-Man: Brand New Day film release.