The first Hulk Hogan figure in WWF/E history -- released by LJN in 1985 -- certainly isn't the best representation of The Hulkster. In fact, it's so scrawny that it looks like he's doing the opposite of training and taking his vitamins. But in a historical context, the figure is incredibly iconic.

WCW licensee ToyBiz sold many different figures of Hulk Hogan, mostly in his nWo gear. However, the Power Slam line in 2000 showed Hogan return to his memorable red and yellow Hulkamania colors, along with a breakable brick wall that has Sting or Goldberg's face on it.

In 2002, Jakks Pacific created a line of figures based on the inaugural WWE Draft, illustrating where each competitor was drafted. Hulk Hogan's figure featured R3 (Real Scan, Real Scale, Real Reaction) technology and made for a unique representation of The Hulkster.

Throughout the mid-2000s, Jakks Pacific created the WWE Classic Superstars line to create figures of wrestling legends. In 2006, they added a Deluxe Classic Superstars line, which feature Hulk Hogan with increased articulation, his Hulkamania gear and a WWF Title belt.

This 2022 release by Mattel featured not only Hulk Hogan but also Randy Savage, commemorating the night they first became The Mega-Powers. Hogan comes with swappable heads and hands, including one where his hand is interlocked with Savage's in a handshake.

In the mid-1990s, Original San Francisco Toymakers took over the WCW license, creating LJN-like rubber figures of its stars, including Hulk Hogan. In its fourth series of the WCW line circa 1997, they created the first Hollywood Hulk Hogan figure, complete with nWo T-shirt.

In 2010, Jakks Pacific released a two-pack of Hulk Hogan and his archrival Sting, breaking new ground. The Hogan figure had his head covered by a do-rag, but when you removed it, The Hulkster was wearing a crimson mask - the first (and so far only) bloody Hulk Hogan fig.

Jakks Pacific was another company that recreated many different looks of The Hulkster. In its eighth series of Classic Superstars figures, they released a Hollywood Hulk Hogan figure from his nWo heyday. This included a feather boa, shades and the nWo championship.

In 2021, Mattel began releasing its WWE Superstars line of figures, a throwback to the AWA Remco figures of old. Among the many Hulk Hogan releases was one in Series 6 that included a removeable red Hulkamania track suit, and a chase variant with different color boots.

The final Hulk Hogan figure under the Hasbro license is arguably its most underwhelming, but isn't without its charm. Clad in the classic yellow and red, Hogan's left arm springs to life to power-punch his opponents.

Admittedly, this is not the best-looking depiction of Hulk Hogan, but it was an extremely popular Hasbro figure back in the day. Wearing his Hulk Rules shirt and yellow trunks, The Hulkster is poised to Gorilla Press slam his opponents.

This 2006 release by Jakks Pacific advertised that it was a "two-in-one" Hulk Hogan figure. You could pose him in the aforementioned American Made gear, or you could give it a mask and singlet to become Hulk Machine from a series of 1986 house show matches.

Released by Mattel in 2022, this Elite figure of Hulk Hogan depicts his look from one of his final WWE matches. Wearing red and yellow gear, feather boas and a black knee brace, this represents The Hulkster's look for his SummerSlam 2005 match with Shawn Michaels.

In 1991, Hasbro released two articulated 12" figures (Hulk Hogan and The Ultimate Warrior) that could say phrases when  string was pulled. Hogan's phrases included "Feel the power of Hulkamania," "Hulkster Rules, brother" and "Train, say your prayers and eat your vitamins."

Another deep cut from Mattel, this Elite figure commemorates Hulk Hogan's Desert Storm look he used leading up to his SummerSlam 1991 tag team match with The Ultimate Warrior. Hogan comes with an American flag do-rag, camo pants and flak jacket, and even a gas mask!

The debut figure of Hulk Hogan came out in 1981, when Japanese toymaker Popy created a line of wrestling figures. Hogan is wearing black trunks and silver boots, reminiscent of his look in Japan. The figure is so rare and sought-after that Sofubi created a similar version of it in 2024.

Mattel has released several Ultimate Edition version of Hulk Hogan. Released in 2022, this one depicts Hogan at the first WrestleMania, including a very old-school WWF Championship. It also pairs with his tag team partner Mr. T in the same series.

Yet another deep cut in the Mattel WWE Legends series, this is meant to commemorate Hulk Hogan's late 1970s/early 1980s look, when he was a heel managed by Freddie Blassie. Between his gold-and-purple cape, white singlet and fuller head of hair, it's a unique look for The Hulkster.

Released in 2023 by Mattel, this figure came packaged with nWo Retros of Kevin Nash, Scott Hall and Syxx. The Hollywood Hogan figure is wearing his traditional nWo gear and is poised to drop the leg on his foes.

Mattel struck gold with this WWE Legends deep cut in 2024, signifying Hulk Hogan's aforementioned run in Japan. Here, a younger-looking Hulkster is wearing orange sunglasses and has Japanese writing on both his T-shirt and trunks.

In 2024, Mattel released a WWE Retro four-pack that included Hulk Hogan, Muhammad Ali, Wendi Richter and Big John Studd to commemorate the first WrestleMania. This Retro of The Hulkster bests almost all of the Hasbro versions.

While some will debate what the best Hulk Hogan figure from Hasbro is... this one stands head and shoulders above the others for us. Featuring Hogan's "hot dog" tan and impressive physique, this figure can even deliver a 'Hulkaplex' to his foes.

While some may frown on this figure for its cartoonish face scan, we love this Mattel depiction of Hulk Hogan's 1989 Survivor Series appearance due to the tear-away Hulk Rules T-shirt and Winged Eagle WWF Championship.

Released by Mattel in 2015, this was one of the first major Hulk Hogan figures produced by the toy company. It depicts Hogan's iconic match with Andre The Giant at WrestleMania III and includes a rubber tear-away shirt and the WWF Championship for that match.

Mattel's first version of the Coliseum Collection was released in 2022 and also includes a Terry Funk figure in the package. What differentiates the Coliseum Collection from other Ultimate Edition figures is they're meant as a tribute to the LJN figures of old, which meant that this Hulk Hogan figure was in honor of...

The same year that Hulk Hogan's LJN figure was released, Phoenix Toys released an articulated version of The Hulkster as part of its Rocky III series of toys. Oddly, the form factor is quite similar to the current line of WWE Superstars figures, showing that some action figures are timeless.

In 2017, Storm Collectibles briefly had the license to create Hulk Hogan action figures, including this one that depicted his Hollywood Hulk Hogan run in WCW. The figure came with swappable hands and a removable do-rag, cross, sunglasses and Hollywood Hogan T-shirt.

Mattel has created dozens and dozens of Hulk Hogan figures over the years, but this was the first action figure representation of his not-so-secret alter ago Mr. America. This 2023 figure included his Mr. America mask, T-shirt and alternate red, white and blue trunks to take on the foreign forces of evil.

Along the lines of Hulk Hogan's WWE Draft figure came an nWo-themed collection in 2002 called Back & Bad, which featured Hollywood Hulk Hogan using Jakks Pacific's R3 technology, including his nWo shirt and a pair of removeable sunglasses.

When Jakks Pacific switched licenses from WWE to TNA in 2010, one of the figures it could easily replicate in its Deluxe Impact line was Hulk Hogan. This fig represented an older version of The Hulkster, complete with tye-dye trunks, a weightlifting belt and removeable sunglasses.

In 2024, Mattel released a line of figures under the Monday Night Wars banner, depicting the battles between the WWF and WCW. Their Hulk Hogan figure was a deep cut, depicting The Hulkster in all black gear... but before his nWo run.

Over the years, Mattel has released just about every look Hulk Hogan has had, including this Elite figure that covered his "Hulk Helmet" run from the 1988 house show circuit. In addition the helmet that has a fist on it, the figure also comes with a removeable "HULKSTR" license plate on its neck.

A few waves later, Jakks Pacific released an nWo Wolfpac version of Hollywood Hogan in its Classic Superstars line. This included the rarer nWo shirt, black-and-white tye-dye drinks, a white weightlifting belt and a somewhat more accurate face scan of Hogan.

Mattel has released an handful of exclusive Hulk Hogan figures to Ringside Collectibles, including this 2015 figure that depicts The Hulkster in his American Made gear. Featuring blue trunks, a white sweatband and white "American Made" T-shirt, this figure is a unique look.

Released in 2024 by Mattel, this depicts Hulk Hogan's 1991 Royal Rumble win. After the match, Hogan held up a huge "Hulkamania will live forever" banner, which is included with the fig.

In its first series of LJN-like figures, Original San Francisco Toymakers created a... well, awful representation of The Hulkster. They tried to make up for it in Series 3, which incuded a more accurate depiction of his mid-1990s run in WCW.

One of the rarest WWF Hasbro figures was a 1994 figure that fans had to order in the mail. It depicts Hulk Hogan in his red Hulkamania shirt and pants with yellow boots, wrist tape and bandana. The figure is so rare, in fact, that many collectors display it in the plastic bag it arrived in.

Mattel's first line of WWE Superstars figures included Hollywood Hulk Hogan. The figure comes with a removeable nWo T-shirt, weightlifting belt and do-rag, along the spraypainted nWo World Heavyweight Championship.

A deep cut by Mattel, this one commemorating Hulk Hogan's Real American music video. Decked in his red Hulkamania shirt, track pants, sunglasses and brown-and-white cowboy boots, The Hulkster comes complete with a red, white and blue bass guitar to help Rick Derringer play the theme song.

In 2002, Jakks Pacific released a line of Rollin' Rebels figures, which consisted of Hulk Hogan and The Undertaker on custom motorcycles. The Hulkster's figure had him decked out in a black leather jacket, black do-rag and jeans, sitting a top a bike with red and yellow flames on it.

Another Mattel figure exclusive to Ringside Collectibles, this entry depicts Hulk Hogan's nWo Elite era. Complete with the rare red and black nWo shirt, tye-dye black trunks and the nWo championship, this exclusive figure is very sought after.

Released by Mattel in 2023, this Hulk Hogan figure depicts his look at WrestleMania X-8 where, as Hollywood Hulk Hogan, he took on The Rock. In fact, The Rock from that same match is also included in the series to recreate their Icon vs. Icon showdown from the 2002 event.

This 2022 San Diego Comic Con exclusive by Mattel comes packaged in an incredible VHS-style box and comes paired with a figure of Zeus. The figure depicts Hulk Hogan's role as Rip in the 1989 film No Holds Barred, including alternate heads, hands and the character's trademark "Rip 'Em" T-shirt.

While there were several Hulk Hogan figures made by Hasbro, the Series 2 release was the most unique. Wearing his yellow "Hulk Rules" shirt, Hogan is posed with his arms clenched, to either deliver a bearhug or pose for his Hulkamaniacs.

In 1999, ToyBiz created a series of WCW Ring Masters figures, tying in the character's nickname or finishing move to the overall look. Here, they gave Hollywood Hulk Hogan a director's chair, megaphone and old-school movie camera to fulfil the "Hollywood" part of his moniker.

At the height of the WWF's popularity in the mid-1980s, LJN created two 16" articulated figures (Hulk Hogan and Rowdy Roddy Piper). The Hogan figure comes with a removeable red Hulkamania shirt and WWF Championship belt.

The crown jewel of ToyBiz's inaugural line of WCW figures, there are a few different variants of this Hollywood Hulk Hogan figure. What is true to all of them, however, is the action where Hogan can both headlock and punch his opponents.

Fans were given a choice by Mattel in 2022 of which Hulk Hogan Ultimate Edition they wanted to see next - and they voted for Hogan's WrestleMania IX look. Complete with a black eye and the WWF Championship, it's incredibly accurate.

Released by Mattel in 2020 (and later in its Best of Ultimate Edition series), this figure features Hulk Hogan as Hollywood Hulk Hogan, complete with swappable heads, hands, removeable sunglasses and the nWo version of the WCW World title.

We began our list with an LJN figure and will conclude with one as well. This figure of Hulk Hogan (also known as a "Black Card series" from LJN successor Grand Toys) comes in white and red shirt variants and is the ultimate depiction of Hulk Hogan in his prime. The likeness is incredible and the pose is perfect.