That's where Luca from Planet of the Apes comes in, he's just a really well done gorilla figure in the 7" scale.

Additional Details On Kong: Skull Island Toy Line - The Toyark - News

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Perish the thought.

Very cool. Will so get this.

We knew the films were connected. This is the first time I've seen Monarch overtly mentioned in any way in Kong.

When they first put out clear images of Kong in November and started the marketing and social media in earnest, they linked to MONARCH quite a bit. Monarch was all over it.

I hope there are more items to be shown at Toy Fair, or these do well enough for Lanard to keep going. I'd like to see a smaller scale articulated Kong at some point.

There's a cheap, janky charm to this licensed line. Although I myself as an adult wouldn't buy these, if I had a kid who really wanted them I wouldn't mind buying if the prices are reasonable enough.

I wonder if Lanard simply bought molds of Hiddleston's and Jackson's heads from Hasbro and popped them onto their generic soldiers, lol.

Well, that explains why the vehicles and buildings are so shoddily designed - the (Mighty) Monarch made them, and we know how terrible he is at everything without the supervision of Dr Girlfriend. :D

WOW! That is ridiculous. For 45$ I can get a well designed, articulated and equally huge Leader Class Transformers Generation toy that isn't dumbed down in articulation.

It will be $30, not $45. in a world where $20 gets you a basic 6" figure, this is to be expected. I was just at Walmart and saw they were doing a major reset of the toy aisles. There were no Kong toys out yet, but they had new pricetags spread on the shelves. I saw this one and took a snapshot:

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The only other Kong tag sitting out was for the basic vehicle/mini playset assortment, $15.

Oh! Good to hear, that's a decent fair price:).

Picked up the 18 inch Kong for $25 at Walmart. I had no idea it was an exclusive to them, but at that price I couldn't pass it up. It has a great sculpt, but the articulation does suck. I was surprised at how heavy it was. It's not hollow by any means. It feels heavier than the huge Godzilla that was out a few years back. I wanted to pick up the other figures too, they were $15 each.

Saw the Kong stuff at a Wal-Mart that completed their reset a few days ago.

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Looks like Kong concentrated on forearm day and skipped biceps day!

At these prices, my son will love them! Our local ASDA (UK branch of Wal-Mart) will be stocking them soon as well. Probably go all in for this line.

I will have to go back to Walmart and see if they are on the shelves now, I want to judge that Kong in person. Interesting that people are finding them at lower prices than the tags I saw printed out at my Walmart, I will be interested to see if they are labeled with lower prices now, or at least ring up at a better price.

Shame they've gone the el cheapo route, what miserable toys...

I was hoping the accessories would work for GI Joes. Those figures are just awful.

Bought two sets, the one with the spider and the one with the two legged thing. Not gonna lie, for $10 a pop you get a lot. Sure the toys aren't the best quality, but they're not that bad either. The likenesses on the human figures are decent, they resemble Samuel L. Jackson and Tom Hiddleston at least slightly. The monsters look fantastic, they've got surprisingly good sculpting and all the accessories are excellent. The spider figure manages to hold up better than the giant ant that came with the MU Ant-Man. Hell they even package it tightly, taking everything out took more than I thought it would. Biggest problems would be the paint apps on the humans not being great, but that's to be expected. They also really reused a lot of weapons and bodies for the humans, which is a bit disappointing. But overall these are definitely worth buying if you were on the fence for the monsters and vehicles alone.

I was traveling this week and stopped at several Walmarts, always looking in the toy aisle because unwanted to see the Kong figure in person. The Skull Island toys were not out at any of them, but almost every store had an empty area on the shelf with Kong tags put out.

lol, you said it!

I like that Kong just wish there was a smaller version too. Don't have the space for something that big.

Finally found some KONG stuff. Sam Jackson set and Kong were not there but I did get the spider and bat monster.

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This thing is very rubbery and has no hard plastic pieces
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Lol. I follow (on Instagram) the guy who does the Lanard head sculpts, and he's posted the drafting and progressions of his Jackson/Hiddleston designs. So they're legit - if that's really the word I'm looking for here.

Interestingly enough, one of the CORPS Elite figures is based on his own likeness.

The Making of Kong: Skull Island Toys - Behinds the Scenes Video - The Toyark - News

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They'll get to it later, probably closer to Godzilla 3 since it's Godzilla vs King Kong. So them having the Godzilla movie license works in their favor to get Kong later.

Around then, we might see the 2-3 foot tall one from them. Until then, let the market enjoy whatever else for a bit.