The wait for “Wicked: For Good” continues on, but we have our first look at some of the merchandise that’s on the way as the November release approaches.

“Wicked” Part 1 was released in theaters last November and the debut came with an influx of all things pink, green, and witchy as many high profile brands, including Beis, and star Ariana Grande’s own r.e.m. beauty, collaborated with the film.

Universal hasn’t unveiled the entire slate of “Wicked: For Good” merchandise yet, but they did get things started with three dolls from Mattel, all of which are available to shop now on Amazon. The collection includes one Elphaba and two Glindas, all in movie-accurate outfits that appear in the upcoming film.

While more is undoubtedly on the way in the next four months until “Wicked: For Good” finally premieres, right now, you can shop three new Mattel drops featuring our favorite wicked and good witches in new costumes accurate to the sequel.

This movie-accurate Glinda the Good comes with a purple and blue organza gown with flutter shoulders and shimmery long sleeves, plus her bubble wand and bubble tiara. The doll, which also comes with a display stand, has 11 points of articulation so you can recreate the magic of “Wicked.”

Elphaba Thropp is back… with a slightly different look in “Wicked: For Good.” This doll comes with a movie-accurate black gown and patterned cape, plus her magic broomstick, pointy hat, and a copy of the Grimmerie.

The third and final “Wicked: For Good” doll to be revealed now is a preorder exclusive to Amazon. The outfit seen on this doll is another from the new film, and the set comes with Glinda’s wand, hair accessories, shoes, and jewelry.

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