Strange, weird, disturbing and creative figures and toys?

Man I love shit like this. This and stuff like coreplay is why I want to get into 1/6th but the space problem it creates makes it hard.

>>6264626
I don't consider that creative. All they did was stick an animal head on a military figure. It's like the laziest way to make a cool anthro figure.

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>>6264626
>>6264630
Same. I can't remember if this one is by the same people or not but I dig it. Anything astronaut-themed is 10/10 in my book.

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Anything by 3A is pretty unique imo.

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I have a whole folder with weird/interesting figures. Guess I'm commencing a dump.

This guy seems like he would be some sort of game/tv show mascot maybe?

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This one fits your slightly disturbing criteria.

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Here are some gatcha to mix it up a bit.

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If you're not aware of the source material then a figure might appear very strange...

>>6265242
This is a villain from the Japanese show Ultraman.

>>6265251
I know. I was just saying that people who don't know that would view the figure/character differently.

>>6265242
It is interesting though, as kaiju are meant to be strange in appearance from what I understand. But of course, that is half their appeal.

"Kaiju (怪獣 kaijū ?) is a Japanese word that means 'strange creature,' but often translated in English as 'monster' or 'giant monster'."

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Resin sloths.

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https://toysrevil.blogspot.com/
http://weirdotoys.com/i-cuddly-robot/

Good sites for this kinda stuff.

>>6264626
>>6265226
>>6265240
These all remind me of We3, which is less "weird" and more "try not to cry"

>>6265240
need more info...

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I feel like this belongs here, considering the previous posts.
Im just really stoked because pic related is on its way to me right now

>>6265355
1 Gud.

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>>6265355
I wish We3 was a bit longer.
The ending always felt too rushed and clean for me.
Good book though.
I would love some figures from it.

>>6265240
Anyone know if these are still available somewhere?

>>6265234
I think he's from the psp (vita?)

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This is a really weird.

>>6265764
Sorry I don't know why it turns things sideways if I upload from my phone

>>6265226
Id like to purchase this

>>6265764
I don't understand why someone would find that buyable. What does it do besides fold up into itself? Doesn't look like he transforms into anything in particular.

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>>6268144
It's suppose to be an egg but it doesn't look much like an egg. Plus the neck stump looks hideous.

(Apologises in advance if this picture gets turned sideways)

>>6268144
>>6268362
Bandai made a toyline of Ultraman and Ultra Kaiju that transform into eggs for reasons, the line eventually included Godzilla, then Disney properties, then generic dinosaurs. It's a real treat seeing them stateside, even though the Star Wars ones won't ever come out because of Hasbro. And at least, these are better than the Marvel pogs.

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>>6265570
Not the anon who posted them, but I have 2 of them, they're gashapons, I got them last year in a bookstore in Tokyo, lucky enough to roll a bear and a rhino. They're very cool but come apart easily.

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>>6268661
How interesting. Thanks for the tidbit.

I wish I could find these guys somewhere. They're also gashapons.

>>6269707
That's really cool. I wish there was more stuff like this over here

>>6264626
Man, I don't know why, but that's fucking cool. I promise I don't want to fuck giraffes.

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>>6268362

thanks for the image

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>>6271022
I've heard of watching your figure, but this is ridiculous!

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i want the cannibal holocaust impaled girl sofubi figure

>>6264626
the BJD general is always a goods source of inadvertent body horror

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sandy fuck????

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>>6271040
more info?

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>>6265226
3A does some great spoopy astronauts.

>>6265269
>"Kaiju (怪獣 kaijū ?) is a Japanese word that means 'strange creature,' but often translated in English as 'monster' or 'giant monster'."


Wait shit now I know why Evangelion just turned the weirdness up to 11. It makes more sense in context. (I never knew about Godzilla when I saw it first.)

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love this guy

>>6272829
What is this and where can I buy it?

>>6265234
Where can I find this?

>>6272817
Kojima would love that

>>6272829
hothothothot

>>6268362
>>6265764
>>6268661
>Figures that turn to eggs
But why? What am i missing here? I'm really confused...

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>>6275508
I am not a great authority on this, I just googled up this info just now--but from what I can gather, back in the 80s Masters of the Universe did toys called "Meteorbs" that transformed from eggs into various animals. Bandai copied this idea and made their own line of transforming egg animals. I am GUESSING that this started a sort of tradition which they later revived and extended into various licensed properties.

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>>6275760
You almost got it right. Meteorbs are similair to Transformers in that they were originally from Japan and then repackaged in the US.

In the 80's Bandai made Tamagoras; eggs that turned into creatures and characters. Some were brought over to Europe as Monster Eggs. Others were sold as part of the He-man line.

In 2008 Bandai tried to relaunch the series with more of a designer look to them. Pic related.

A few years later they relaunched their egg series again with Ultra Egg; Ultraman monsters and characters that transfrom into eggs. They were quite popular so they started doing other licenses such as Godzilla, Disney and Star Wars. They made some generic ones as well with Wild Eggs.

What's the point? I dunno, but Rock Lords exist too so why not?

>>6275806
Thanks for the correct info/filling in the blanks anon! It's nice to know these little tidbits of toy trivia.

>>6275806
These are cute.

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>>6264657

Seriously. Papo made some really interesting animal warrior figures. I fell in love with the cleric croc and the gorilla and dragon (not pictured) are really sweet too.

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I had honestly thought 3A had dropped off permanently but this is probably the best release they've done since 2014. Glad I copped, can't wait till Decemberish when it finally ships

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>>6278099
Another pic

>>6278099
>>6278101
This Armstrong is dead sexy but I can't afford this pack, I have nowhere to put a 1/6 Armstrong, and I don't care even a little bit about this grunt. If only this were 1/12...

>>6278191
I used to have a 1/6 Medic Armstrong and Medic Grunt. They look together as a pair but you're definitely right in that they take up a ridiculous amount of space. The Armstrong at 1/6th scale is too large, heavy and awkwardly shaped to get a lot of posing out of his stubby little feet, which are often prone to popping off.

I ultimately wound up selling them after a year or so. I kinda miss them sometimes, but you'd definitely be better served with 1/12th.

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>>6278346
*They look great together

Also here's a couple ancient photos I took of them while I had them. This was about the extent of the dynamic posability you could expect out of an Armstrong. And even then, good luck getting that pose to hold- the weight of the figure eventually causes him to crumple.

>>6278355
A shame, I have the same problem with all my 1/6 bots. They sure are glorious to have and hold though, ain't they? I've never even seen a 1//6 Armstrong in person, I imagine it's quite large (especially with that backpack).

>>6278191
I've always loved the 1/6 bots personally but I see where you're coming from. Dropcloth's are perfect in 1/6 though

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>>6265226
The company that makes these is called 13 Black Park. They have some legit stuff. Most of their figures are 1/6 with tons of accessories and interchangeable heads and whatnot. Too bad they're $700+, they're absolutely gorgeous.

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>>6279085
Same fig, different head. Here's a link to their site:
http://www.black13park.com/

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>>6279090
Their Shark Brothers figures are pretty cool too.

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>>6278101
>That face.
Adorable.
Do any of the other Armstrongs have two eyes?
I really don't want the dude.

>>6279140
Every Armstrong had the second smaller sensor on the eye.

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>>6279148
You know what he meant anon!

>>6279140
No Armstrongs have two eyes. Dropcloth 1.5s and Squares have two eyes by default, but most WWR bots are monoeyed.

There are a few Berties with two eyes, but most of them are quite rare or limited (Warbot, ROHO, Ghosthunter to name a few). I'd say your best bet to get a two-eyed bot with that iconic tube shape is the Pinky Bertie 3.5 here. It comes in both normal and battle damaged forms, and was a normal release so hopefully won't cost too much on the aftermarket.

>>6279606
Pinky there was a bamba release back when they were still doing 24 hour only sales. Its been a lot harder or find OG wwrp/wwr lately as most of the people that have them don't want to sell them and 3A just doesn't make stuff like it anymore. I've been trying to track one down for a while to no avail.

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>>6265234
GIGA DRILL BREAKERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

>>6265240
These are so much fun I bought a couple and gave them to my friend in Japan. I wish I bought them all they are top quality gashapon

>>6271040

I'd buy something like that

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You guys like miss monster? Sorry for small image i didnt seen any larger

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>>6280420
i really like sixthvisions stuff but its all very expensive even for 1/6. so many dollars so little accessories.

>>6265555
i was really excited when i heard this could be a movie back in 2008, as the years go by i want it to happen less and less, there's just no way they could make it live up to the books

>>6280430
So true id love to pick up that Apollo but at $250 ill pass

>>6272048
>>6272808
>>6280268

https://toysrevil.blogspot.mx/2017/04/cannibal-holocaust-figure-sofubi-from.html

http://tenshu53.exblog.jp/tags/utomaru/

>>6280420
>>6280430
These look awesome af. Never heard of the company, I'll have to check them out.

Missmonster has some great art. Never knew there was a figure.

>>6281388
Her figures are a little more recent. She was selling her DIY Anubis toy kits but shes sold out. Idk if shes ever gonna drop more. Shes selling a bjd right now tho

>>6272817
My one biggest regret was never ordering the orange version of this.

I think and dream about it at least once a fortnight.

>>6275392
I think the dude who does the Adventure Kartel stuff also did a ton of work on Metal Gear

>>6281821
His name is Ashley Wood, he co-owns ThreeA, and yep, he did a bunch of illustrations for Metal Gear cutscenes (all of Peace Walker for example). I'm pretty sure he and Kojima are pretty well acquainted since ThreeA made Metal Gear Rex and Ray.