[Joe Moore]

Funko Announces ReAction Dark Crystal Figures

[TheBlueMarvel]

These really look awesome. A great idea that is carried home via some wonderful sculpts.

[Jay West]

This is the way I support ReAction figures in the future. They can be 5 POA, but should look like the source material.

[Universe]

Now this is a must have; grew up to this movie. Maybe they'll make a Fizgig?

[redx24]

Never seen the movie but are the crystal parts connectable??

[theArchivist]

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Originally Posted by Universe

Now this is a must have; grew up to this movie. Maybe they'll make a Fizgig?

There are 2 Fizgigs
Open mouth

Closed mouth

[theArchivist]

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Originally Posted by redx24

Never seen the movie but are the crystal parts connectable??

Yes if you get 1 of each figure you can build the crystal.

[redx24]

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Originally Posted by theArchivist

Yes if you get 1 of each figure you can build the crystal.

Kool another piece for the magic users dio YAY!

[Skoob]

Hey, these look quite nice! Wouldn't mind UrSol the Chanter and friends marching along the top of my desk (alongside Yoda and Gandalf).

[Universe]

@TheArchivist: freakin awesome!! Thanks for sharing

[Louise Belcher]

This might be the first toy line in years that I will need to collect all of it. I hope Funko would eventually release Garthim and Landstrider separately as regular editions.

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This is the way I support ReAction figures in the future. They can be 5 POA, but should look like the source material.

I agree, that's a good way to combine that retro feeling with the advantages of modern toy sculpting.

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Never seen the movie

You should! I actually watched the movie this year (before the toyline announced), it's really good! I'm so annoyed that I haven't watched it as a kid, though I was born in the 90's anyway...

[CrockAlley]

I found the landstrider at TRU and it's amazing. I cannot wait for the rest of these figures!

[RamenRider]

I'm tempted to buy the whole wave, but even if money's short I will definitely try to get the Chamberlain and Ursol the Chanter at least.

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Originally Posted by Louise Belcher

I actually watched the movie this year (before the toyline announced), it's really good! I'm so annoyed that I haven't watched it as a kid, though I was born in the 90's anyway...

I for one am really glad that I have not seen it as a kid, because I was a bit afraid of puppets. This movie would’ve given me nightmares for sure, which apparently was Jim Henson's intention behind this movie all along

But watching it as an adult I loved it too. The amount of work put into the puppets and models is breathtaking, and the designs and story fascinate me.

[Lionheart]

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I agree, that's a good way to combine that retro feeling with the advantages of modern toy sculpting.

I wish they'd done that with other lines. They feel like wasted opportunities now. The figures were just too basic.

Unfortunately for me, I really only want the damn build-a-crystal from this line!

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I for one am really glad that I have not seen it as a kid, because I was a bit afraid of puppets. This movie would’ve given me nightmares for sure, which apparently was Jim Henson's intention behind this movie all along

It was creepy. I saw it at the cinema after screenings for E.T. had sold out. The Skeksis were scary.

[RolandofGilead]

These are too nice. I might end up going after them all the way I did their Nightmare Before Christmas figure line.