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Not A Bad Deal: Bad Robot Action Figure


It's about freaking time — Bad Robot's iconic logo is finally getting an action figure treatment. That's right folks, J. J. Abrams' production outfit has partnered with Mattel Creations to make a really cool toy. Standing 7.25-inches-tall, the die-cast and plastic figure has twenty-four points of articulation and even includes a removable panel on the back of its head to reveal the robot's true inner workings.

The Bad Robot Premium Action Figure is now available for pre-order ($100), but won't ship out until February 2022. Some more info while I start manufacturing bootlegs to sell to desperate nerds:

  • The head, torso, legs and feet are made of heavy die-cast metal.
  • The packaging design is inspired by retro comic mail-in ads.
  • Comes with a plastic display base and a certificate of authenticity.
  • Packaging Dimensions: 6.75" wide x 4" deep x 10" tall.
 



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