Awesome Kidrobot

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.

Kidrobot has a collection of cute vinyl figures based on the upcoming South Park RPG Fractured But Whole. There are 11 3″ blind-boxed mini figures, as well as 7″ figures of Cartman as The Coon, Kenny as Mysterion and Butters as Prof. Chaos.

A funny good luck charm from Kid Robot and The Simpsons. Homer Buddha is a 7″ vinyl figurine with a movable head and a tummy that you won’t be able to resist touching. Drops 9/6/12 for $50.

Kidrobot’s All City Breakers are inspired by the retro classic green army men and their solid plastic bases. Each figure is offered in four colors and is paired with a boombox to deliver the beat.

The SSUReal From the Cradle to the Grave desk sculpture by Kid Robot and SSUR is a 6-inch vinyl skull with gold-chrome-plated ABS teeth and a wicked “sylvan” pattern. Only 200 will be made.

Coming October 16th, we can’t wait to get our hands on this 15th edition 7″ KidReaper by Andrew Bell. He’s perfect for Halloween, with a fabric cloak, scythe and glow in the dark paint.