The two-foot Worm figure by NOFUBI promises unparalleled display flexibility with its 11 articulated sections, making a grand statement in any collection.
This week in the world of collectibles, we’re greeted with an intriguing lineup of new figure releases and events. The standout of the bunch is NOFUBI’s recently unveiled two-foot articulated Worm, an unusual figure that promises to capture the imagination of collectors with its impressive scale and flexible posing capabilities.
NOFUBI’s Two-Foot Worm Enters the Scene
NOFUBI has taken the giant leap to introduce “The Worm”, a two-foot soft-vinyl figure that dominates the art toy space with its sheer size and articulation. As reported by Spanky Stokes, the figure features an 11-part articulated body allowing for significant movement and positioning variations. With this innovation, collectors can twist, bend, and pose the figure in a multitude of ways, a step beyond the more traditional static displays. The intention is clear: to break the mold and offer collectors a dynamism that is both visually and physically engaging.
International Opportunities for BC-1 and Pop-up Events with BADMEAW
Meanwhile, Molding Mule, under the moniker of Sohei Hey, has announced the first international sales for his BC-1 articulated robot figure. According to Spanky Stokes, this 22 cm vinyl figure combines mechanical aesthetics with a whimsical baby pilot, providing a compact yet captivating design for collectors keen on robot-themed memorabilia.
In Malaysia, a unique pop-up event titled “In the Wonderland” brings together BADMEAW and PipiMIAO’s creative worlds. Reported by Spanky Stokes, this event at the CAW Experience in Amcorp Mall offers collectors an interactive opportunity to engage with these playful character creations and meet the artists themselves. Produced by Unbox, it’s set to attract a local audience interested in these vibrant artistic expressions.
Fanzine Enthusiasts and Indie Work
In other collectibles news, the indie publication scene continues to thrive with the release of the second volume of the Masters of the Universe Fanzine by Freddy Dermidtjan and Jerry Chamand. Details from B Toys highlight the continued dedication to this fanzine that offers fresh perspectives and art on classic MOTU characters, providing a grassroots celebration of this adored universe.
While not strictly collectibles, the imaginative work “Plantasia” by Vincent Dock, featured by B Toys, may pique the interest of readers invested in fantasy lore and rare botanical themes.
