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Official Photos and Details for the Madballs Series 1 Action Figures from Megalopolis Toys

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Premium DNA Madballs Series 1

After getting a quick preview of the new Madballs Premium DNA Action Figures, we’ve received an update from Toyark sponsor Megalopolis Toys. They have sent over official photos and full details for the first series of figures. The figures will stand at 6″ tall, and will have 25 points of articulation. The figures are modular, allowing you to share parts between each figure. The first assortment includes Horn Head, Oculus Orbus, Bruise Brother, and Splitting Headache. The figures include designs by James Groman, who worked on the original Madballs from the 80s!

The figures will be available to pre-order beginning August 1st. They will be priced at $35 each. Check out photos (except for Bruise Bother) and the official details after the jump.

From Megalopolis Toys:

It’s Freaky Fun For Everyone! Madballs action figures are back, and they are more freaky and grotesque than ever before!

Each Madballs action figure stands approximately 6 inches in height, features 25 points of articulation, interchangeable parts, and accessories designed by THE James Groman!

They’re not just modular, they’re MADular! Mix and match parts between characters to create your very own freaky combinations!

Megalopolis:Premium DNA Madballs Wave 1 includes Horn Head, Oculus Orbus, Bruise Brother, and for the first time as an action figure Splitting Headache! Available for Pre-order August 1st on Megalopolis.toys, Megalopolis Mobile, and the new PremiumDNA.toys for $35 each.

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  3. Joe Moore's AvatarJoe Mooresays

    As long as the price is reasonable, I am 100% in. Plus these sculpts give me a lot of hope or their Battletoads, Clayfighter and other game lines.

  4. dukefett's Avatardukefettsays

    Sculpts and paint look great. I can only hope the production paint is done as well. Looking forward to whatever else they produce.

  5. Comedian's AvatarComediansays

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by Joe MooreView Post
    As long as the price is reasonable, I am 100% in. Plus these sculpts give me a lot of hope or their Battletoads, Clayfighter and other game lines.
    Any word on the price or preorders?

  6. OriginalFire has no avatar!OriginalFiresays

    These are completely disgusting which is completely awesome. They look great. The nose on the blue character looks gross. I guess they got it right then.

  7. Joe Moore's AvatarJoe Mooresays

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by ComedianView Post
    Any word on the price or preorders?
    No pricing announced. Madballs in August, Battletoads in October, Earthworm Jim in November, and Clay Fighter in December.

  8. TheFuzzBone has no avatar!TheFuzzBonesays

    Well, can't really call them Madballs; they're more like Mad... things.

  9. OriginalFire has no avatar!OriginalFiresays

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by TheFuzzBoneView Post
    Well, can't really call them Madballs; they're more like Mad... things.
    Perhaps, their heads will come off.

  10. RamenRider's AvatarRamenRidersays

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by OriginalFireView Post
    Perhaps, their heads will come off.
    I don't think they will? But if they are on ball joints you could take them off regardless.

    Quote:
    These 6″ scale figure will feature weapons, and interchangeable parts. They are modeled after the classic “Head Popping” Madballs figures from the late 80’s. However, these don’t feature the head popping gimmick, opting for articulation and a more “action figure” approach.

  11. Joe Moore's AvatarJoe Mooresays

    The designer confirmed the heads don't pop off. You may be able to take them off like a regular action figure (probably just a peg), but it's not a feature.

  12. Etherial has no avatar!Etherialsays

    Yeahhhh if they're not overly priced for the sake of them being "designer" toys. Mass produced like anything else and not one of those hand made one of a kind toys made by a guy in his apartment in new York. THAT I can see charging a lot for.

  13. AWCramer's AvatarAWCramersays

    There wont be any head popping action feature instead we have gone for a MADular approach where you will be able to mix and match parts!

  14. Comedian's AvatarComediansays

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by AWCramerView Post
    There wont be any head popping action feature instead we have gone for a MADular approach where you will be able to mix and match parts!
    Sounds awesome! Are you working on these? You are on the org correct?

  16. OriginalFire has no avatar!OriginalFiresays

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by AWCramerView Post
    There wont be any head popping action feature instead we have gone for a MADular approach where you will be able to mix and match parts!
    They look amazing, but the heads popping off was the coolest. Swapping body parts is okay I guess. They are very very well done and the detail is awesome. Good work. I guess since you are trying something new with the swapping of body pats, perhaps, there could be some different re-paints/ colour variants. I would love to see Horn Head in a new color scheme of it works and you can create a cool new character.

  19. Etherial has no avatar!Etherialsays

    At $35.00 each for 6" figures with lots of accessories. That's about what you'd pay for a neca ultimate. I suppose that's fair. Was expecting them to be priced in the 80s.

  20. Etherial has no avatar!Etherialsays

    I think my mom paid about five bucks for the ones I got back in the day lol

  21. Joe Moore's AvatarJoe Mooresays

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by EtherialView Post
    I think my mom paid about five bucks for the ones I got back in the day lol
    Adjusted for inflation, $5 in 1987 would come out to $12 to $20 today (depending on the inflation calculator you use).

  23. ludovicotek's Avatarludovicoteksays

    These looks great! And I think the price is actually good for what we’re getting here. The Mondo Madballs were not too much less expensive, and they were just heads. They were gorgeous, but still. These are 6” tall. And they look pretty chunky. Really like the modular aspect. Count me in for all of ‘em.

  24. AWCramer's AvatarAWCramersays

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by ComedianView Post
    Sounds awesome! Are you working on these? You are on the org correct?
    Hey there, Yes I am working on these. James is designing a few here and there. Obviously all the original character designs are by James but Im "redesigning" them mostly. On this wave James did Splitting Headache and all the accessories. I did the other 3. And when I say design its basically the control art, technically a lot of hands have gone into making this what you see now from 2D to 3D to paint and eventually the factory.

    Yes I am on the org as oICEMANo

  25. Joe Moore's AvatarJoe Mooresays

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by AWCramerView Post
    Hey there, Yes I am working on these. James is designing a few here and there. Obviously all the original character designs are by James but Im "redesigning" them mostly. On this wave James did Splitting Headache and all the accessories. I did the other 3.

    Yes I am on the org as oICEMANo
    Megalopolis is making it sound like it’s mostly James. Sorry you’re not getting more of the credit. The work you’re doing on these is outstanding.

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