Priced at around $319 USD, this life-sized Pokemon Gardevoir plush toy stands 160 cm (5’3″) tall. Unfortunately, it will only be available for purchase directly from the Pokémon Center Online beginning 10am JST on Thursday, February 6th.
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Bandai unveils an all-new Star Wars Darth Vader Tamagotchi that lets you follow Anakin Skywalker on his journey to the dark side as he becomes a Sith Lord. In addition to 5 mini games, this pocket-sized device also recreates pixelized versions of 12 iconic scenes from the Star Wars films.
You won’t be seeing the LEGO PlayStation One anytime soon, but the LEGO Ideas Twilight The Cullen House (21354) set will hit stores on February 4th, priced at $219.99 USD. The LEGO Group partnered with Lionsgate partnered to make this 2,001-piece set a reality, designed to capture the stylish, modern architecture as well as intricate interior of the famous three-story residence.
Think of this as the LEGO treadmill version of Disney’s Holotile floor. It took several tries, but Banana Gear Studios was successful after making changes to his original tilting rotating disc design, as the first iteration was only able to move around large objects that could be supported by multiple discs at a time.
Jakks’ Nintendo Mario Kart 8 Luigi Mini Anti-Gravity R/C Racer can either be put on display or just driven around the house, and it’s being offered for just $21.99, originally $39.99. Fans can either race in standard mode or flip into anti-gravity mode to perform drifts and tricks at the push of a button. Product page.
Tesla’s new Levitating Cybertruck model quickly sold out minutes after it hit the company’s web store, despite its $250 USD price tag. Featuring a sleek silver-coated finish across the body, as well as functional headlights and taillights.
Set for release on March 1, 2025, priced at $229.99 USD, the LEGO Technic Ferrari SF-24 F1 car (42207) set has 1,361 pieces and recreates one of the most iconic modern race vehicles to ever hit the track. This isn’t just a static model, as it includes several aerodynamic details as well.
A life-sized LEGO Technic motorcycle may be fun to ride, but modifying a miniature LEGO car to cross increasingly narrower bridges is far more challenging and oddly satisfying to say the least. This isn’t a LEGO supercar, just a basic vehicle with a motor, wheels, and other off the shelf accessories.
A real Tesla Bot Action Figure went live on the official shop a couple of days ago for $40 USD, and it immediately sold out, even crashing the website at times during the buying frenzy. It’s modeled after the company’s Optimus Gen 2 humanoid robot, the same one seen at the Robotaxi event.