Unveiling exclusive and limited figures, both Andrew Bell and Abominable Toys captivate collectors this October.
This week presents a tantalizing mix of exclusive releases and limited figures, spurred by both post-New York Comic Con (NYCC) highlights and anticipations at CollectedCon in Brooklyn. While it’s a relatively quiet period in terms of volume, the quality and exclusivity of available collectibles have collectors buzzing.
Andrew Bell’s Sofubi Creations at CollectedCon Brooklyn
At CollectedCon Brooklyn, Andrew Bell is bringing his distinctive flare with a set of new releases that are already drawing collector attention. As reported by SpankyStokes, Bell’s showcase includes his Prismatic Poop Pals, a sofubi iteration of his Dungby & Pooba figures with an iridescent twist. Limited to just a few sets, this offering underscores Bell’s reputation for merging whimsy and artistic craftsmanship in his vinyl figures. The limited nature of these releases suggests that eager collectors would do well to visit Table B11 early at the event, held at Industry City.
The event also previews a spellcasting theme, suggesting that Bell continues to explore new narratives and artistic expressions in his toy lines, keeping his offerings both fresh and collectible.
Post-NYCC Opportunities with Abominable Toys
Moving from Brooklyn to the online realm, SpankyStokes reports that Abominable Toys is offering collectors a second chance at their NYCC exclusives through Plastic Empire. Highlighted releases include the Gold Mothra Chomp by Tom Whalen and the Original Boxcat Chomp by Ratokim. These releases continue to affirm the brand’s flair for innovative collaborations and unique iterations of the familiar Chomp figure, a staple in the collecting community.
Bigclawx Enters the Lottery Circuit with Fortune Soul
In other noteworthy mentions, Bigclawx’s Fortune Soul figure is setting up shop for a lottery at Hakaba no Garou, as detailed by SpankyStokes. Introducing its character with a flamboyant orange pompadour and distinctive design elements, this release is appealing for both its aesthetic qualities and the competitive thrill of lottery acquisition. This figure continues the trend of high-impact design in the industry, emphasizing both aesthetics and scarcity as drivers of interest.
Quick Hits
Adding to today’s newsworthy events, the “Koki Chan” figure by Mutant Vinyl Hardcore, announced by TOYSREVIL, is making its debut at CollectedCon. Offering a limited edition of 100 pieces, priced at $150 each, this figure continues the narrative of exclusivity characterizing this fall’s collecting events.
In sum, while this week may not boast a large number of releases, the emphasized exclusivity and artistic flair across events like CollectedCon and collectible sales on platforms like Plastic Empire offer tantalizing opportunities for enthusiasts seeking unique additions to their collections.
