Tomopop (or, more specifically, our ace reporter Tian) wasn't able to make it to every booth at SDCC and, as such, we (again, Tian) weren't able to see Kidrobot's Sonic at the event in person. However, we were assured that it looked totally awesome and, judging from the photo that Kidrobot posted, I'd certainly have to agree.
The Sonic figure -- which I've been informed will retail for US$75 -- features Sonic in the midst of a spin-dash on a beautiful Green Hill Zone-esque game diorama. It's an absolutely fantastic design and is quite possibly the best Sonic collectible I've seen. (Of course, if the price-tag scares you, keep in mind that Kidrobot also has blind-boxed figures and keychains on the way!)
Of course, Sonic wasn't Kidrobot's only SDCC unveil. The company also showed off four figures from the upcoming Scott Tolleson “The Odd One’s” Dunny Series (see gallery). The series, which seems to have a neat horror theme, will retail US$12 for each blind-boxed figure when it goes on sale this Fall.
If you’re looking to build up your action figure army with some cool, quality figures you should consider the upcoming S.H. Figuarts ROTS Clone Trooper and the Geonosis Battle Droid. After all, you’re going to need some grunts / cannon fodder for your army. Not everyone can be a Captain Phasma or a Samurai Sandtrooper. Details on the […]
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Following from Alphja trion, we have the other half of Voyager wave 2, Sentinel Prime recolor and minor retool Astrotrain! While lacking the bright colors of the original use, it may have more appeal as a classic character, though apart from the face sculpt the toy is unchanged from that initial release. Jensen Teh has shared a few pictures of the toy to give a basic overview of how the recolor turned out, so click through and have a look!
