Elden Ring fans have another premium collectible to add to the shelf, with PureArts releasing a new $130 bundle of three 1/3-scale helmet replicas based on some of the franchise’s most recognizable characters. The officially licensed set includes Malenia, Blade of Miquella’s helmet, Messmer the Impaler’s helm from Shadow of the Erdtree, and Wylder’s helmet from Elden Ring Nightreign.
Sideshow currently lists the collection for preorder at $130 with an estimated shipping window between October and December 2026, while PureArts’ own store currently shows the bundle as available. Availability may therefore differ depending on region and retailer.
What You Need to Know
- The set includes three 1/3-scale Elden Ring helmets.
- Characters represented are Malenia, Messmer and Wylder.
- Sideshow lists the bundle for $130.
- PureArts lists it at €129 in Europe.
- The replicas are made from PVC and ABS.
- Each helmet comes with its own black display stand.
- The collection is officially licensed by Bandai Namco Entertainment and FromSoftware.
- Sideshow expects shipments between October and December 2026.
Three Eras of Elden Ring in One Set
Rather than concentrating exclusively on the original 2022 game, PureArts has chosen one helmet from three different parts of the expanding Elden Ring universe.
| Helmet | Game |
|---|---|
| Malenia, Blade of Miquella | Elden Ring |
| Messmer the Impaler | Shadow of the Erdtree |
| Wylder | Elden Ring Nightreign |
That makes the bundle something of a miniature history of the franchise.
Malenia remains one of the most recognizable bosses in the original game, while Messmer became the central figure of Shadow of the Erdtree. Wylder represents the newer Nightreign branch of the franchise.
PureArts says all three feature detailed sculpting, engraved elements and metallic finishes designed to reproduce the appearance of their in-game counterparts.
How Big Are the Elden Ring Helmets?
These are display pieces rather than wearable replicas.
All three are produced at 1/3 scale, with Malenia and Wylder measuring approximately 6.7 inches tall and Messmer’s slightly larger helmet reaching 7.09 inches.
| Replica | Height |
|---|---|
| Malenia Helmet | 6.7 in / 17 cm |
| Wylder Helmet | 6.7 in / 17 cm |
| Messmer Helmet | 7.09 in / 18 cm |
Each model sits on a simple black stand rather than a large decorative base. PureArts says the decision was intended to create a cleaner and more consistent display when all three helmets are placed together.
The pieces are manufactured from PVC and ABS, meaning collectors should expect detailed display models rather than metal replicas.
The $130 Price Covers All Three Helmets
The full trio costs $130 through Sideshow.
That works out at roughly $43 per helmet before taxes and shipping, making the package relatively modest by premium collectible standards.
PureArts also sells products individually within its Elden Ring range, including separate Malenia, Messmer and Wylder helmets as well as a scaled replica of Malenia’s prosthetic arm.
The manufacturer’s European store currently lists the trio for €129 including VAT, although shipping costs are calculated separately.
Availability Is Slightly Confusing
There is one notable difference between the two official retail listings.
Sideshow currently describes the set as a preorder and estimates shipping between October and December 2026. It also limits purchases to ten units per customer.
PureArts, however, currently lists the same set as in stock and ready to ship on its own website.
That suggests availability depends on the retailer and region rather than the product having one universal release date.
For buyers, checking both stores before ordering may therefore make sense.
These Are Officially Licensed Replicas
PureArts confirms the collection is officially licensed by Bandai Namco Entertainment and FromSoftware.
The company also notes that promotional images show prototypes and that final production pieces may differ slightly.
That is common for collectibles announced before mass production is complete, but it is worth keeping in mind when comparing the final product with highly polished promotional photography.
Elden Ring Collectibles Keep Expanding
The helmet trio arrives as the Elden Ring franchise continues to expand well beyond the original game.
Between Shadow of the Erdtree, Nightreign, new platform releases and an increasingly large range of officially licensed merchandise, FromSoftware’s biggest modern franchise has become a substantial collectibles business in its own right.
This set is clearly aimed at fans who want something more distinctive than another character statue but don’t necessarily want to spend hundreds — or even thousands — of dollars on a life-size replica.
At $130 for three officially licensed helmets, the Malenia, Messmer and Wylder set sits in a comparatively accessible part of the premium collectibles market.
And if your shelf already has enough Tarnished statues, three miniature helmets might be easier to find room for.
