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A quirky desk companion for an office worker or collector who likes surprises. You cannot choose which figure arrives, so duplicates are possible.
A sealed Sonny Angel blind box holding one random mini figure from the animal line. Which animal arrives cannot be chosen, and the age guidance differs between the specs and the description.
A large, detailed fantasy dragon figure with movable wings for kids who stage battles in the Eldrador world. It is a manual figure, and the battery field in the listing does not match its described features.
A sealed blind box holding one random glossy mini figure from the second Sonny Angel animal series. The animal cannot be chosen, and there is nothing to set up.
A detailed horse figurine for kids who love ranch and rodeo stories. The listing gives no size, weight or age, so check those before buying for a young child.
A squishy, stretchy shark hero that doubles as a sensory toy for kids who like to pull and squeeze. The listing gives no size or age, so check the box before gifting to a small child.
A blind-bag micro action figure from the third Halo series for collectors who like building faction lineups. Which of the figures arrives is random, and the age ratings in the data differ.
A large movie-accurate villain dinosaur for young fans who want roaring and chomping action. Batteries come with it, but the app game needs a smart device that is not included.
A Wild Roar Pteranodon for kids who want a dinosaur with a biting action, lights and a roar, plus an app tie-in. The listing gives no size, age range or power details, so confirm those before you buy.
A comic-styled Tarn for Transformers fans who like a converting figure with a single, clearly described blaster. The data gives no weight, material or joint count.
A movie-based Beast Man for Masters of the Universe fans who want a villain henchman with a whip and good articulation. The listing gives no weight, material or dimensions, so those details stay unknown.
A large collector-style Indominus rex with swappable claws, horn and jaw for Jurassic World fans, but colors and decoration may vary and the listing is for display, not rough play.
A detailed, posable Scorpios rex for Camp Cretaceous fans and collectors who want display-grade detail and swap parts. It has no lights or sounds, and Mattel lists no warranty.
A posable T. Hawk figure with swap-out parts and an arcade cabinet box for Street Fighter collectors. Age guidance and materials are not listed.
A four figure bundle of the classic cartoon Turtles for fans and collectors who want the full team at once. Articulation, accessories and age range are not listed.
A realistic golden retriever figure for preschool farm play and Schleich collections. Size, weight and material are not given in this listing.
A small, detailed Clydesdale foal for preschool horse and farm play that fits into larger Schleich scenes. The spec fields mention sound and batteries, which the description does not support.
A single sealed Christmas blind box from Sonny Angel for collectors who like festive poses and the gamble of a secret figure. You cannot choose the figure, and repeats are part of the game.
A small, posable Frieza final form for Dragon Ball fans who display or play with their figures. The listing gives no joint count or accessories, so expect a single figure.
A clever Optimus Prime that folds into the Autobot symbol for display, with a stand to show it off. It does not become a truck, which may surprise some fans.
A detailed, poseable Optimus Prime build for older fans who want a display figure with a light-up chest. It is a model kit, not a converting toy, and the battery is a nonstandard type.
A two-figure Green Lantern set with a base, an accessory and a collector card, for adult fans of the Red Lantern Corps. The listing states that no warranty applies.
A two-figure set for fans of the classic Batman television show, with articulated figures, a base and a collector card. It is a collector item rated for older fans, with no warranty.
A Megatron that folds into a faction logo and stands on a display base, for collectors who like a puzzle-like conversion. The listing says Decepticon in the title but Autobot in the description.
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