Awesome Collectibles

Turn your desktop into a mini Mushroom Kingdom with this five-piece organizer set from Paladone. The officially-licensed set includes plastic cubbies for pens, pencils, scissors, and other items dressed up to look like items from the Super Mario Bros. games. The warp pipe is not recommended for use as a planter for Piranha Plants though.

After wowing us with their robotic Optimus Prime and Megatron, Robosen is back with our transforming pal Bumblebee. Licensed by Hasbro and Volkswagen, the friendly Yellow Autobot converts automatically between a classic VW Beetle and his horn-helmeted mech form. It’s even voiced by original Bumblebee actor Dan Gilvezan.

Sideshow and The Wand Company present a perfect 1:1 recreation of the Pip-Boy from Amazon’s Fallout TV series. The wearable replica has a die-cast metal front, a memory foam cuff, and a TFT LCD screen with 45 animations from the show. It also includes an alarm clock, FM radio, and a rechargeable battery. Comes with a premium aluminum display stand.

If you’re a pirate, this Kraken coin might shiver your timbers. This hefty collectible coin from Pirate Gold Poker is embossed with the legendary sea monster, encircled with the Latin phrase fortes fortuna adiuvat – fortune favors the bold. Available by itself or as part of the awesome Bundle of Loot poker set.

This impressive collectible figure of Mechagodzilla measures a whopping 20″ tall. Part of Super7’s Super Shogun series, the jumbo mech features poseable arms, legs, hands, and head, along with fingers that fire missiles. A shiny metallic finish, yellow eyes, and wheeled feet round out the mecha-kaiju’s battle-ready looks.

NECA continues to expand its line of action figures based on retro Ben Cooper Halloween costumes from the 1970s and 1980s. The latest series features pint-sized, poseable figures dressed up like members of the Justice League… and one baddie: Batman, Batgirl, Wonder Woman, Superman, and Joker. Price shown is for the set of five 6-inch figures.

From toymaker Gecco comes this incredibly detailed half-scale replica of the Shinobi Prosthetic from Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice. Though you may not want to move it given its price, the model is fully articulated, including its fingertips. You can even disassemble it for display or maintenance. Pre-order and you get the Loaded Shuriken attachment.

This large 18 oz. ceramic mug is a great gift for LEGO fans. Sip your coffee, tea, or hot cocoa from the oversize yellow head of a classic LEGO Minifigure while imagining how big the rest of its body must have been. It comes in four designs: Happy Boy, Winking Girl, Silly Face, and Slightly Less Happy Boy. Collect them all!

The latest addition to the Classicbot toy series is a collectible robot toy inspired by the Apple IIe computer. The 3.35″ tall figure has a monitor head, dual floppy drives, and detachable tank tracks and arms. Each toy will be handcrafted from resin, and pre-orders will get a limited-run joystick. Pre-orders start 9 am ET on 11.14.24, with shipments starting Q3 2025.

Gecco’s silly statue may be riding on the coattails of the Silent Hill 2 remake, but we think it can stand on its own. This functional collectible depicts the game’s famous joke ending, where it’s revealed that a cute and cheerful Shiba Inu was orchestrating the horrors all along. The console doubles as a coin bank, and the dog can be displayed separately.

Today, you can find Halloween costumes that actually look like the character you’re trying to be. But in the 1980s and earlier, kids were limited to stuff like Ben Cooper’s plastic masks and logo coveralls. NECA’s action figures shrink down these classics. Series 3 includes kids wearing Alien, Gizmo, Stripe, and Beetlejuice, each with a treat bag or candy bucket.

Beetlejuice. Beetlejuice. Beetlejuice. Now, add your credit card number, and The Ghost with the Most will appear on your doorstep. This 1:12 scale figure has 28 points of articulation, six interchangeable heads (including a shrunken head and light-up carousel hat head), ten swappable hands, and posable hammer arms. Pre-orders ship in early 2025.

Artist Jonathan DuBose makes miniature replicas of the heads of popular science fiction and comic book characters, including a Xenomorph, Darth Vader, and Master Chief. The heads glow in the dark and have a translucent finish that shows the skull underneath the face or helmet. Many of them fit over 1:12-scale action figures.

Mega Bloks is offering you a tiny army of one of the most lethal weapons from The Commonwealth. This 327-piece building kit lets you assemble five variants of Fallout 4‘s iconic T-60 power armor: Vault Tec, Hot Rod Flames, Brotherhood of Steel, Military, and Rusted. Each figure has its own power station and accessory.

The US Postal Service commemorates the 50th anniversary of Dungeons & Dragons with a set of 10 stamps. Tiamat, Drizzt Do’Urden, Acecerak and other creatures from the realms of D&D are presented in beautiful illustrations. The artworks are also available as posters, tees, and bookmarks. RIP Gary Gygax.

This limited-edition replica of the lightsaber hilt of Jedi Ki-Adi-Munti from Dok Ondar’s Den of Antiquities celebrates the 5th anniversary of the amazing Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge attraction at Disneyland and Disney World. The wooden box houses a hilt with sound effects that illuminates blue when attached to a Lightsaber Blade (not included).