Toys
Three New Madballs Now Available from Kidrobot
Straight out of the 1980s (and my own childhood), the Madballs line of squishy monster balls returned to toy shelves last year, which made countless ’80s kids feel all warm and nostalgic inside. One of the companies behind the multi-company revival is Kidrobot, who notably unleashed a line of horror movie-inspired Madballs last year.
Over the weekend, Kidrobot added three brand new Madballs to their collection, bringing vintage characters Freaky Fullback, Lock Lips and Swine Sucker into their modern day line! All three characters originally debuted in Amtoy Series 2 back in 1986.
“They’re gross, funny, yucky and sick! Madballs and Kidrobot present the Madballs 4” foam figures featuring the original 1980’s Madballs designs. Featuring fan favorites Dust Brian, Horn Head, Screamin Meamie, Skull Face, Slobulus, Swine Sucker, Freaky Fullback and Lock Lips, these squeezable foam balls are a must have for any gross out collection!!”
Head over to Kidrobot’s website to grab the new balls for $9.99 apiece.
As we learned earlier this year, NECA has turned the Fortnite video game versions of Michael Myers, Saw‘s Billy the Puppet and Leatherface into upcoming action figures, with all three of those figures up for pre-order now and expected to begin shipping later this year.
At San Diego Comic-Con this week, NECA has revealed that Jason Voorhees will also be joining their line of “Fortnitemares” action figures, and the toy is on display at the event.
NECA’s upcoming Fortnite Jason Voorhees action figure comes with a Crystal Lake life preserver accessory, and you can check out some Comic-Con photos from ToyArk down below.
Other upcoming action figures on display at NECA’s Comic-Con booth this week include a unique line of Shogun Horror action figures, an Ultimate style figure of the Fisherman from I Know What You Did Last Summer, and a Jason figure based on the Sweet Revenge short film.
Stay tuned for more Comic-Con coverage this weekend!
Photo Credit: ToyArk.com
Photo Credit: ToyArk.com
Photo Credit: ToyArk.com
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