Awesome Action Figures

While it’s not made from porcelain, Hot Toys‘ special 1:6 scale figure is still 100% awesome. It stands 11.8″ tall, has 30 points of articulation, and interchangeable hands and weapons. Exclusively from Sideshow Collectibles. Save 11% with code FANCY for a limited time.

Hideo Kojima’s video game studio recently ditched its fox logo for Ludens, aka The Playing Man. Now the badass space centurion has its own action figure. Made by Sentinel, the 16″ tall toy has 46 points of articulation, a light-up helmet and a flag pole lance.

FINAL JUSTICE! Kaiyodo follows up its instant classic Wolverine action figure with Captain America. The 6.5″-tall action figure has an amazing 38 points of articulation. You can place its shield on its arm or on its back. It also comes with a bullet ricochet effect for the shield.

Japanese toymaker Union Creative presents a sweet 6″ articulated action figure based on the character “Beat” from the brilliantly illustrated, cel-shaded Dreamcast game series Jet Set Radio. While we wait for these to ship, here’s a little music to pass the time.

“Ryūjin no ken wo kurae!” After debuting with Tracer, Japan’s Max Factory continues its series of 6″ Overwatch action figures with the game’s resident cyborg ninja. The Genji action figure comes with a katana, a wakizashi, translucent shuriken and various interchangeable hands.

Bandai’s imposing Steel Samurai War Machine figure has more arms and abs than Samurai Iron Man. The 7″ tall figure has four guns on each wrist, seven more on its right shoulder, and a freakin’ cannon on its left shoulder. It also comes with a sword and a jetpack.

Bloodborne’s nameless protagonist finds his way into the waking world as an action figure. Max Factory’s Figma Hunter is about 6″ tall and comes with a Hunter Blundberbuss and a transformable Saw Cleaver. Order it from Good Smile to get a bonus Messengers figure.

From Sideshow Collectibles’ Star Wars Mythos collection comes an amazing 12″ tall action figure of Obi-Wan Kenobi. Mixing Ewan MacGregor and Alec Guinness’ portrayals, the figure imagines what Ben would have been like between Episodes III and IV.

“Look, Mr. Bubbles, ADAM!” Threezero brings BioShock‘s tragic villains to your shelves as sixth scale action figures. The Big Daddy is 12.5″ tall and has a detachable drill and lights in his helmet. The Little Sister is 5.6″ tall and comes with an ADAM extractor.

Shield. Sword. Shuriken. Bandai’s latest Manga Realization action figure is an armored samurai version of Captain America. The action figure is nearly 7″ tall and comes with four swappable hands and a star logo that doubles as a shuriken.

Hot Toys presents the penultimate form of the galaxy’s most powerful sand hater. This 12″ tall figure is based on Anakin Skywalker’s appearance in Star Wars Ep. III: Revenge of the Sith. It comes with a light-up lightsaber, Count Dooku’s lightsaber, a cyborg arm and more.

Blitzway’s 12″ tall Hannibal Lecter action figures are based on Anthony Hopkins’ appearance in The Silence of the Lambs. The straitjacket version comes with a gurney, the iconic mask and more. The prison uniform version comes with a nightstick, a Clarice drawing and more.

Hot Toys keeps raising the bar for head sculpts. Their 12″ action figure of Yondu from Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 looks exactly like Michael Rooker. It’s a shame it doesn’t come with extra heads. It does have the team’s jet pack, both of Yondu’s fins, his trusty arrow and more.

Illustrator Dexter Maurer imagined a line of medieval action figures based on the logos and colors of popular brands, including Nike, Gucci and Adidas. We bet the Gucci and Lacoste knights could take on the rest of them.

“You may fire when ready.” Hot Toys shows why it’s one of the best toymakers in the business with this incredible likeness of Peter Cushing as Grand Moff Wilhuff Tarkin from Star Wars: A New Hope. The 12″ action figure comes with a high-back chair and three pairs of hands.

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.

Todd McFarlane reinvented Spider-Man, created Spawn, and helped revolutionize the comics industry by co-founding Image Comics. Now he has a toy empire. He sat down with Complex to share tons of practical tips for success based on his passion and experience.

Easy Demons Club collaborated with Glitch to make a sixth-scale action figure of Hannya Boy, one of the characters in the Demon Hunters posters. It comes with a ton of accessories, including two katanas, a baseball bat, and a removable mask.

Bandai does justice to the Kaiju-conquering mech from Pacific Rim with this 9″ tall die-cast metal action figure. The Soul of Chogokin GX-77 Gipsy Danger has light up parts and sound effects and comes with chain swords, interchangeable hands and a cargo ship.

Halt, Resistance! NECA’s action figure two-pack features the 7″ tall EndoCop and his best bud, the Terminator Dog. The figures were inspired by Frank Miller and Walter Simonson’s RoboCop vs. The Terminator comic books.

Blood spray paint. Created by Devil Toys, multimedia studio Flab Slab and artist Quiccs, these dope 12″ action figures put a high tech hip hop twist on Darth Vader. The white figure is limited to 100 units only.

It’s been 20 years since we first met Pokémon’s winningest loser, Ash Ketchum. Good Smile Company celebrates Ash and Pikachu’s long friendship with this action figure set. It comes with lightning effects, a Poké Ball and extra faces for both Ash and Pikachu.

Artist Ashley Wood has been designing the most well-dressed action figures by way of his company 3A for nearly a decade. This upcoming three-pack of monochrome 12″ street samurai are no exception. The set will be available only from 7/14-7/16/17 at Bambaland for $420.