Awesome Kidrobot

Did you ever get stuck on a tough boss battle and want to throw your video game console across the room? Well, now you can – without doing damage. Kidrobot’s 12″ plush version of the SEGA Genesis console includes a plug-in plush Sonic the Hedgehog game cartridge and a soft and squishy game controller.

Kidrobot has an excellent series of collectible toys inspired by The Simpsons. Their plush toys now include Kang and Kodos, the one-eyed aliens from Treehouse of Horrors. Kang comes with a Human Cookbook, and Kodos comes with a ray gun. Each measures 13″ tall. We also must have their vermillion red Homer Buddha figure.

Kidrobot has Spongebob rocking out below the sea, in studded boots and gauntlets, donning makeup that would make Gene Simmons proud, and using Patrick Star as a doormat. The 8 inch-tall figure is just one of the many from the Kidrobot x Spongebob collection.

Sanrio’s millennial death metal mascot can now be yours with both her moods at your command. Kidrobot’s Aggretsuko Reversible Medium Plush can be turned inside out to switch between Retsuko’s normal calm face and her karaoke-ready rage face.

Only Japan could turn an egg yolk into a hilarious mascot for adulthood. The Gudetama Lazy Egg plush sees the unproductive icon hiding in a zippered egg shell marked “Grade A Lazy.” When you take him out, you’ll see him on an egg white that says “Leave Me Alone.”

Feel the rainbow. Kidrobot rides on the hype of Deadpool 2 with this silly plush toy. Not only is it huge at 16″ tall, the plush toy sees Deadpool riding a unicorn and has a vibrating pack. It requires three AA batteries.

If you can’t afford Mighty Jaxx’s anatomical BMO, check out Kidrobot’s more affordable but still adorable x-ray style figure. The collectible is about 8″ tall and has a lenticular face that has two expressions: happy and happy.

Kidrobot presents an awesome series of blind-boxed collectible mini vinyl figures for any fan of Nickelodeon cartoons of the 1990s. Includes characters from Ren & Stimpy, Hey Arnold!, Rocko’s Modern Life, Spongebob Squarepants, CatDog, Rugrats, and more.

Kidrobot continues its Transformers vs. G.I. Joe collection with a batch of blind-boxed mini figures. There are 18 characters to collect, including Optimus Prime, Megatron, Grimlock, Cobra Commander, Destro and Snake Eyes.

Kidrobot’s Andy Warhol chess set depicts the artist’s Campbell’s soup can art as 3″ vinyl replicas. Each can is labeled on top with its corresponding chess piece. It comes with a chess board that has multicolored squares and felt accents.

This dope skateboard deck is part of Kidrobot’s Transformers vs. G.I. Joe collection, based on the retro overload comic book series by writer and artist Tom Scioli. Limited to 100 pieces, the deck features original art by Scioli himself.

“It’s always the one you least suspect.” Kidrobot and The Simpsons’ Halloween collectible is a 6.5″-tall figure of the Devil as Ned Flanders from the 1993 episode Treehouse of Horror IV. The glow-in-the-dark edition is limited to 500 pieces but costs the same as the regular toy.

Kidrobot’s Madballs revival continues with a set of sweet blind-boxed enamel pins. The set consists of 20 characters, including originals such as Screamin Meemie, Oculus Orbus, and Horn Head. The set also includes Bot Head, a Madballs version of Kidrobot’s mascot.

Kidrobot’s latest batch of collectible enamel pins features Finn, Jake and some of their best friends and sometimes enemies from Adventure Time. The pins are blind boxed, i.e. you’ll get a random pin when you place your order.

He has firm buttocks! He flies in any direction! He has formidable farts! He’s Powdered Toast Man! Kidrobot and Nickelodeon present this 8″ figure based on the super smelly hero from Ren & Stimpy. Powdered Toast not included.

Kidrobot turned the world’s most infamous kids into 8″ plush toys. The collection includes Cartman, Stan, Kyle, Kenny, Dead Kenny, Butters, and the spirit of Christmas himself, Mr. Hankey. Plushies of a dead kid and poop in a mug. What a time to be alive.

Kidrobot improves its line of Marvel Phunny plush toys with the help of The Man Without Fear and the man who uh, doesn’t want a plushie version of himself. These two are the first Marvel Phunnies to have longer limbs and a seated pose.

In 1985, Andy Warhol made a satirical performance artwork by standing briefly on a plinth then walking away, leaving a lit but otherwise empty platform. Kidrobot tips its hat to this commentary on celebrity culture with this light up model.

Watch collector-turned-artist Dan Tanenbaum customized Kidrobot’s iconic Dunny vinyl figure by attaching watch parts to its head and body. Each piece is a one-off and took 20 to 30 hours to complete. Most of them are sold out, but they’re priced like expensive watches anyway.

Surprise your loved ones with pop art and Kidrobot’s blind-bagged collectibles based on Andy Warhol’s artworks. Each plush or vinyl collectible comes in a Warhol Campbell soup pull tab can. Check out Kidrobot’s other Warhol items here.

Skullface and his gang of gross globs are making a comeback. Kidrobot is happy to help you restart your collection with this blind box series of vinyl mini figures, featuring 16 of the classic Madballs. They’re also available as keychains.

Kidrobot and SEGA caught a snapshot of the blue blur going fast. This 25th anniversary vinyl figure is 7″ tall and features Sonic running through the Green Hill Zone. It’s also available in a metallic version that’s limited to 200 pieces.

Kidrobot and artist Travis Cain continue their BFF series with a trio of interlocking plushies. There’s the heart and sword, the toaster and bagels, and the skull and worm. They also have blindboxed miniature versions.