The Alien release on VeVe was one of the platform’s most exciting sci-fi horror Drops, spanning the Big Chap Xenomorph, Ovomorph, Facehugger, and Chestburster. This guide explores what made the Drop stand out for collectors, how the set structure worked, and what fans of Alien digital collectibles should know.
The VeVe Coca-Cola Neon Signs series turned classic advertising aesthetics into a compact digital collectible set. This guide explains why the December 6, 2025 drop appealed to collectors, which variants were available, and what to consider when building the set.
tokidoki Sushi Cars struck a chord with designer toy collectors on VeVe, combining distinct character designs, Blind Box excitement, and a crafting incentive with strong display appeal. This guide explains what makes the set special, how to collect it thoughtfully, and what to consider with this VeVe collectible Drop.
Running Mon Series 2 showed why strong designer toy IPs can also work in digital form on VeVe. This collector-first guide breaks down the set, rarities, and collector appeal of the series.
The VeVe drop featuring Aang from Avatar: The Last Airbender was small, tightly focused, and immediately appealing to many collectors. Here are the key details about the set, the IP context, and a practical collector perspective without the hype.
Marvel’s Cyclops is getting an exciting Phoenix Five treatment on VeVe that brings together several defining eras of Scott Summers. This guide explains why the Drop matters to X-Men fans, set builders, and Marvel digital collectible collectors.
The VeVe drop for Solo Leveling – Sung Jinwoo brought Sung Jinwoo to the platform as a digital collectible for the first time on April 19, 2026. This collector guide covers the variants, IP context, Waitlist mechanics, and key decisions after the release.
The Star Wars: Death Trooper Movie Props VeVe drop focused on a helmet and weapons rather than a character pose. Learn why the set appeals to Star Wars collectors, which variants it includes, and how to evaluate the drop from a collector-first perspective.
The VeVe drop for Street Fighter V: M. Bison brought one of fighting game history’s most iconic villains to the app on April 18, 2026. Here’s a concise collector guide covering the variants, IP context, and a practical post-release strategy.
Understand the differences between burning, crafting, Evolvables, and expiry. This guide shows you what to check before every VeVe craft so you do not accidentally lose collectibles or MCP points.