Limited-edition versions of the Fazer FZ15 and Crosser Z receive only new colors, themed decals and collectible figures; the launch will be exclusive to the Brazilian market
Yamaha has introduced two new limited-edition motorcycles in Brazil inspired by Marvel characters Deadpool and Wolverine. Despite their exclusive appearance and limited production, the models feature no changes to the engine, suspension, brakes, performance or equipment compared with the standard versions.
The main differences are the colors, themed decals and a numbered collectible figure produced by Iron Studios. For this package, Brazilian consumers will pay approximately €340 to €390 more.
The new models were unveiled during the 2026 Japan Festival, held at São Paulo Expo in the city of São Paulo. Pre-orders began on July 10, while the first deliveries are scheduled for August and September.
Fazer FZ15 Deadpool costs around €4,000
Limited to 500 units, the Yamaha Fazer FZ15 ABS Connected Deadpool has a suggested price equivalent to approximately €4,010, excluding transportation costs.
The standard Fazer FZ15 costs the equivalent of around €3,620 in Brazil. This means the Deadpool-inspired edition adds approximately €390 to the motorcycle’s price.
The additional amount does not correspond to any technical upgrade. The special version retains exactly the same mechanical components, brakes, suspension and connectivity features as the standard FZ15.
The changes are concentrated on the finish. The motorcycle receives a red-and-black color combination, comic book-inspired graphics and references to Deadpool’s suit, belt and official symbol.
Deliveries are scheduled for August 2026. The motorcycle will have a three-year warranty in the Brazilian market.
Crosser Wolverine adds around €340 to the price
The Yamaha Crosser Z ABS Wolverine will also be limited to 500 units. Its suggested price is equivalent to approximately €4,270, excluding transportation costs.
The standard Crosser Z ABS costs the equivalent of around €3,930. In practice, Yamaha charges approximately €340 more for the visual treatment and the collectible item.
As with the FZ15 Deadpool, there are no changes to the engine or chassis. The Crosser Wolverine retains the same technical specifications and equipment as the version normally sold at Brazilian dealerships.
The special edition uses yellow, blue and black, referencing Wolverine’s classic comic book suit. The decals include elements inspired by his claws, mask, silhouette and the traditional X-Men belt.
Its arrival at dealerships is scheduled for September 2026.
Numbered figures included with the motorcycles
Each buyer will receive an exclusive action figure developed by Iron Studios. The FZ15 will come with a Deadpool figure, while the Crosser will include a Wolverine figure.
The collectibles will be numbered and feature bases designed to resemble asphalt. The bases can be connected, allowing the two characters to be displayed together in a single composition.
The package will also include two plates bearing the same number. One will be installed on the figure, while the second can be kept by the owner or attached to the motorcycle.
The inclusion of the collectibles helps justify positioning the motorcycles as products aimed at Marvel fans. Even so, from a strictly technical perspective, buyers are paying the additional amount mainly for the new colors, exclusive decals and limited production.
Yamaha and Marvel partnership reaches 11 editions
The collaboration between Yamaha Brazil and Marvel began to be presented in 2019 and reached the Brazilian market in 2020. Previously launched models include versions inspired by Captain America, Black Panther, Captain Marvel, Iron Man, Spider-Man and Thor.
With the arrival of the Fazer FZ15 Deadpool and Crosser Z Wolverine, the partnership now totals 11 special editions.
For international audiences, it is important to note that these versions were announced specifically for Brazil. The prices converted into euros are provided only as exchange-rate references and do not represent official retail prices in Europe.
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Source and images: Yamaha press release. This content was created with the help of AI and reviewed by the editorial team.
