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Shown below is the new Beast Kingdom Back to the Future Part II EAF-005DX DeLorean Deluxe Floating Statue, now up for pre-order at retailers including our sponsor Entertainment Earth. Description: Back to the Future Part II EAF-005DX DeLorean Deluxe Floating Statue: * The coolest DeLorean ever - it floats in the air! * Light's up and features opening gull-wing doors and ground and flight modes! * Includes a hoverboard, sports almanac, and movie-themed base. * This deluxe version includes flame trails to display the DeLorean taking flight. * Order this Back to the Future Part II floating DeLorean statue before you run out of time! Beast Kingdom presents this amazing Egg Attack Floating release, bringing to 3D life the iconic DeLorean time machine from Back to The Future Part II! Measuring about 8-2/3 inches long, this remarkable movie vehicle replica is equipped with a magnetic levitation function so it can float above the base. The professionally painted collector's piece lights up and features silver-coating effects and detailing throughout. From the iconic gull-wing doors, which can be raised, to the flux capacitor, no details have been spared in replicating Doc Brown's incredible invention. Both the interior and exterior boast LED lighting functions, and there are two full sets of replaceable tire options, including the ground version and the raised version for the flight option. Eagle-eyed fans will also enjoy finding the included accessories such as a scaled-down hoverboard and a sports almanac. This deluxe version also includes optional flame trails for fans who want to display the DeLorean as it takes flight at 88 miles per hour. The most exciting feature, however, is the magnetic levitation. Pair the DeLorean with the magnetic base that includes the fabulous Back to the Future logo to complete the experience. Whatever you do, do not miss your chance to own this. Order the Back to the Future Part II EAF-005 DeLorean Deluxe Floating Statue before you run out of time! Includes one Type C charging cable. 12V adapter not included. Ages 15 and up.

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The effect pieces have a hand sculpt in them, Todd is just being cheap like on the first release and not painting them in!

Shown below is the new Super7 Toho Super Kaiju SpaceGodzilla (1994) Action Figure, now up for pre-order at retailers including our sponsors BigBadToyStore.com and Entertainment Earth. Product Description: An extraterrestrial creature is hurtling toward the planet—and your collection! Capture SpaceGodzilla as a 5.5” scale Toho Super Kaiju figure! Inspired by the 1994 movie, Godzilla vs. SpaceGodzilla, this monstrous creature comes to life in highly articulated form, with intricate and premium paint details. Even the dorsal spines look sharp, capped in a white satin paint finish. This one’s capable of mass destruction, as evidenced by the destroyed building accessory, which comes with this figure. Add drama to your mini diorama with this accessory, which is poseable and playable with previous Super Kaiju waves. So, if SpaceGodzilla tries to build a crystal fortress in your collection, call on your nearest Godzilla action figures to send it crashing through your building set. This Super Kaiju SpaceGodzilla figure also arrives in window-box packaging, with artwork influenced by the aesthetic of the franchise. Take kaiju chaos to the next level with Super Kaiju SpaceGodzilla. Other figures shown not included (sold separately) Product Features: - 5.6 inches (14.22cm) - Made of plastic - Based on the 1994 film, Godzilla vs. SpaceGodzilla - Part of the Super Kaiju series - Multiple points of articulation - Window-box packaging Box Contents: - SpaceGodzilla figure - Damaged building accessory

Shown below is the new Super7 Toho Super Kaiju Godzilla (2002) Action Figure, now up for pre-order at retailers including our sponsors BigBadToyStore.com and Entertainment Earth. Product Description: Inspired by Godzilla's appearance in the 2002 film Godzilla Against Mechagodzilla, this new Super7 Super Kaiju figure stands just over 5 inches tall and features multiple points of articulation along with a bendable wire tail. The figure features detailed sculpting and paintwork based on the 2002 design and includes a laser cannon accessory for recreating scenes from the film. Product Features: - Approx. 5.06 inches (12.85cm) - Made of plastic - Based on the Godzilla Against Mechagodzilla (2002) film - Part of the Super Kaiju series - Multiple points of articulation - Window-box packaging Box Contents: - Godzilla figure - Laser cannon

I absolutely loved the movie.

Uhm, does Raven not have a hand if you use her power effect? It just pegs into the wrist? That looks awkward as hell.

The DC window is closing on McFarlane as we see a small number of new releases coming up. I guess the NYCC will be the final platform to show the last of McFarlane's DC figures as Mattel takes over in early 2027. It should be an interesting transition period for the license.

Raven having a molded cape in a strange pose is a bit of a let down. Considering the female figures at least were on a big run of soft goods capes, I'm a bit surprised she turned out this way. I also could have done without the black paint to simulate the cowl shadowing. I'm obviously still going to get her. Hopefully at NYCC we will see Star Sapphire and the Hawk and Dove two pack.

Todd McFarlane is LIVE from Funda Expo 2026 in Montreal TODAY! Talking toys, new releases and more! If you will be there in person, check out the McFarlane Toys booth for an incredible assortment of collectibles and exclusives! New Reveals: - NHL 6-Inch Articulated Figures Wave 2 - John Romita Sr Spider-man Amazing Spider-man #642 Collectible - Mortal Kombat (Player 2) 2-Packs - McFarlane DC Collector Edition Mera, Wonder Girl, Raven and Black Manta - DC Page Punchers Arisia and Soranik Natu - Batman Arkham City Bloodied Editon (Gamestop Exclusive) - Poppy Playtime 7-Inch Wave 2 - Poppy Playtime 4-Inch Wave 2 - Poppy Playtime 12-Inch Wave 2 - Spawn: Necroplasm Spawn and Vox - Absolute Batman (Walmart Exclusive) should fully be revealed on Batman Day September 19th, 2026

The new Tunshi Studio The King of Fighters '97 Mai Shiranui 1/12 Scale Action Figure is now available for pre-order at places like our sponsor: • BigBadToyStore Who's next? Tunshi Studio is beyond thrilled to return once more to the world of The King of Fighters '97 and has chosen a new fighter to add to their roster! Sauntering her way to the stage with a wink and a smile as she cracks her knuckles is none other than the iconic Mai Shiranui! Dressed in her trademark red and white robes, don't let this buxom bombshell fool you: her kicks and punches are just as lethal as her beautiful looks! Engineered with Tunshi Studio's benchmark articulation and packed with a wide selection of accessories to boot, tag in this voluptuous fighter today and grow your King of Fighters collection in style! Product Features 1/12 Scale Made of plastic and fabric Based on the video game, The King of Fighters '97 Multiple points of articulation Interchangeable parts and accessories Incredible detail Box Contents Mai Shiranui figure 3 Alternate head sculpts 6 Pairs of interchangeable hands Closed fan Open fan Flame effect piece

Ho boy. I got some friends fixing to spend a loooooot of money

Damn, that's a shame. Stuffed quite a career into his time here on Earth. Condolences to his loved ones.

Shown below are Target's Fall Geek-Out event Jazwares drops for this week, including: Pokémoin Select Trainer Team Figures Mega Lucario Pokémoin Select Trainer Team Figures Incineroar

Mike McFarland, the prolific voice actor and ADR director whose unmistakable performances helped define the English-language anime experience for generations of fans, has died at 56. McFarland passed away following a battle with glioblastoma, an aggressive form of brain cancer. News of his death was shared by longtime friend and fellow Dragon Ball voice actor Tiffany Vollmer. McFarland's cancer journey began in January 2025, when he underwent surgery to remove a brain tumor. Months later, in August 2025, the tumor was diagnosed as glioblastoma. Over a career spanning nearly three decades, McFarland became one of the most recognizable voices in English-dubbed anime. His credits reached across some of the medium's biggest and most beloved franchises, giving life to characters who became fan favorites. Among his best-known roles were Master Roshi and Yajirobe in Dragon Ball, Buggy the Clown and Helmeppo in One Piece, Jean Kirstein in Attack on Titan, Jean Havoc in Fullmetal Alchemist, Ritsu Soma in Fruits Basket, and Kotaro Amon in Tokyo Ghoul. But McFarland's influence extended well beyond the recording booth. Based in Texas, he was an important production talent during the rise of Funimation and later Crunchyroll, working in a variety of behind-the-scenes roles including ADR director, scriptwriter and line producer. His production credits included major anime titles such as Attack on Titan, Fullmetal Alchemist and Dragon Ball Z, helping shape the English adaptations that introduced countless viewers to these series. For fans, McFarland's legacy is found not only in the characters he voiced, but in the enormous body of work he helped bring to English-speaking audiences. His career bridged the worlds of performance and production, making him an influential figure during anime's transformation from a niche interest into a mainstream entertainment phenomenon. At 56, McFarland leaves behind a body of work that will continue to resonate with generations of anime fans—and a collection of performances that made his voice an enduring part of the medium's English-dub history.

The new BigBadWorkshop Soldiers of Fortune Figures are now available for pre-order at places like our sponsors: • BigBadToyStore Soldiers of Fortune returns with Wave 2, expanding BigBadWorkShop's 1/12 scale action figure line with new characters and new ways to build out your collection. Soldiers of Fortune figures are designed to fit into the stories you create. Build an elite tactical team. Add an agent to a covert operation. Create an enemy organization. Use them as heroes, villains, soldiers, mercenaries, bodyguards, or whatever role your collection needs. Wave 2 introduces The Agent / The Enemy, available in Black Suit and Dark Blue Suit versions. With multiple portraits, interchangeable hands, weapons, effects, and mission-specific accessories, each figure can take on a variety of roles and identities. Display them on their own, add them to your existing Soldiers of Fortune team, or use them alongside other 1/12 scale figures to create an even larger world. This wave is powered by BigBadLaunchPad, and there are Launch Window Exclusives so be sure to lock in your pre-order before time runs out!

About bloody time

Nice, I have to get him man!

I'm glad they reissued this for people that needed it, but I vastly prefer the purple cloak version.

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You ever dance with the devil in the pale moon light

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Shown below is a look at the new Starcraft 1/25th Scale Figures featuring Hydralisks, Marines, Zealot and Ghosts from JoyToy. When more details emerge, we will be sure to let everyone know.

Hasbro recently put the new G.I. Joe Classified Series Dreadnok Thunder Machine up for pre-order on Hasbro Pulse, and, as is tradition, collectors have already found something to complain about: This time, the major issue is that the Thunder Machine does not come with the action figure of Thrasher, the Dreadnok driver who famously came with the vehicle in the original toy line. No Thrasher? BAD. An increased price with Thrasher? BAD. Locking Thrasher to the vehicle for those who only want the figure? BAD. There's no winning... ToyFarce investigated... Naturally, collectors are asking why Hasbro couldn't just include Thrasher with the vehicle. There is, of course, one tiny problem with that suggestion: adding an entire figure would presumably make the Thunder Machine a bit more expensive (which is already pricey, but is also a vehicle with new parts and not a lot of reuse possibilities, so... that's kinda how it is). And we all know how well collectors react when toy prices go up. The exact same people would likely be complaining that Hasbro is charging extra for a figure they already own, or that they are being forced to buy Thrasher just to get the vehicle. In fact, releasing Thrasher separately gives collectors something incredibly unusual: a choice. If you want Thrasher, you'll be able to buy him without the Thunder Machine. If you don't want Thrasher, you can get the vehicle without him. Everyone wins. Naturally, collectors have responded by complaining that they aren't being forced to buy both together. Hasbro has apparently discovered the one thing collectors want less than an expensive bundle: the freedom to buy exactly what they want. The Thunder Machine doesn't include Thrasher because Hasbro wanted to keep the price down and avoid locking the figure to the vehicle, and collectors are now upset that they have to buy Thrasher separately... which, coincidentally, is also what they would have demanded if he had been included and the price had gone up: That's the Thrasher paradox. More news at 11:00... To Thrasher or not to Thrasher? *ToyFarce News is parody news for laughs and not meant to be taken seriously!