The Week’s Best Toys Are Animated, Stuffed, and Ready to Terminate

Welcome again to Toy Aisle, io9’s common spherical up of the newest and coolest toy information on the web. This week, Hasbro goes ‘90s with a trio of animated X-Men icons, MAFEX swings between the worlds of DC Comics and the Terminator, and Hot Toys returns to The Mandalorian for a few more Nite Owls. Check it out!

Hasbro Marvel Legends Series X-Men ‘90s Animated Series Collection

The first three additions to Hasbro’s Marvel Legends Series X-Men ‘90s Animated Series Collection have been revealed: Wolverine in his yellow costume that includes a portrait of Scott and Jean for him to emotionally blubber over, Jubilee with plasma blast effects that can be attached to her hands, and Mr. Sinister. All three figs are available for pre-order now on Hasbro Pulse for $27 each with delivery expected in June, and each also ships in a VHS-style sleeve that you’ll positively need to gather and show as extra figures from this line are launched.

Medicom MAFEX Batman: Hush Nightwing

Dick Grayson joins Medicom’s ever-growing bushel of Batman toys based mostly on the long-lasting storyline Hush. The 6″ scaled figure comes with a few alternate heads depicting Dick in various levels of “angry and about to beat you up because of it” moods, the usual alternate hands for posing, and multiple versions of his escrima stick weapons, including the standard batons (which can be stored on Dick’s back), a poseable wired version for him to swing about, and perhaps neatest of all, two special FX hands designed to look like Dick is casually twirling the stick flippantly in his hand. Dick’s set to hit shelves in Japan this December, for around $85. [Toyark]

Lego Art Jim Lee Batman Collection

When Lego teased a brand new Batman-themed art collection earlier this week on Twitter, many assumed it could be portraits based mostly on Matt Reeves’ upcoming The Batman film. Instead, the gathering relies on traditional Jim Lee comedian guide art work, and is available for pre-order now for $120, with shipping starting on March 1. The set comes with 4,167 pieces, but mostly 1×1 round tile pieces in 16 different colors that can be used to assemble a portrait of Batman, the Joker, or Harley Quinn. If you buy two of the sets, the combined pieces can be used to make a wider portrait of Batman and Catwoman, while three sets can be tiled vertically creating a larger portrait of the Dark Knight from the waist up.

Transformers Takara Tomy Masterpiece MPG-02 Getsuei

There’s no denying that trains + giant robots are a much better mashup than even peanut butter + chocolate, so if you head on over to Hasbro Pulse you can pre-order the second Transformers trainbot Getsui for $141, with shipping expected just ahead of Christmas later this year. Like the trainbots leader, Shouki, who popped up for pre-order back in November, Getsuei is technically a triple-changer, going from train mode to robot mode to one of the legs of the larger Transformers combiner, Leiden (or Raiden). Like Shouki, Getsuei also comes with a short section of track for display purposes.

Medicom The Terminator MAFEX T-800

Few film traces are as steadily or poorly imitated as Schwarzenegger’s T-800’s “I’ll be back” from the unique The Terminator film, however it is going to be completely inconceivable to say the rest while you get your palms on Medicom Toys’ new 6.3-inch T-800 figure. The well-appointed and extremely articulated determine contains three swappable head sculpts, a small arsenal of pistols and weapons, alternate palms, and the very best leather-based jacket we’ve seen on a determine in years. You’ll have to attend till December for supply, however you’ll be able to pre-order the $105 figure from the BigBadToyStore now.

Hot Toys Star Wars: The Mandalorian Koska Reeves and Axe Woves Sixth-Scale Figures

Not content with having just Bo-Katan in the Hot Toys Nite Owl roundup, the company has announced plans to round out the trio of splinter Mandalorians that Din encountered in season two of The Mandalorian, in the form of Koska Reeves and Axe Woves. The two figures both come with a plethora of accessories, including blasters, jetpack effects, and additional weapons effects like flamethrower attachments, but only Koska comes with an unhelmeted head, depicting the cross-braid wearing likeness of actress/professional wrestler Sasha Banks. Both Koska and Axe are set to release some time in the middle of 2023. [Hot Toys]

Pillow Pets Star Wars Chewbacca Jumboz Plush

In a distant galaxy filled with hunters, mercenaries, and planet-destroying house stations, there’s sure to have been a Wookiee or two who was changed into an ornamental flooring rug, proper? But you don’t must threat your life so as to add the Star Wars equal of the bearpores and skin rug to your property’s decor, simply this Pillow Pets Jumboz Plush that unrolls from a 30-inch plush pillow into an opulent fur-covered blanket. You can seize one from Amazon for $72, however when Life Day rolls round possibly respectfully disguise it in a closet if you happen to’ve received Wookiee friends coming over to assist have fun.

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