If you know anything about this, or other unreleased Battle Beasts products from the 1980s, don't be shy! Reach out and touch us!
UPDATE: On May 29, this item sold for $583.49.
Sumo Blowfish is presumably not a final name (or even a guaranteed toy) but dang if that doesn't look like it would make a fun figure concept. A few new figures (and an interview) can be found here and is well worth your time to read, drool over, whatever it is you kids do. Maori Hammerhead is also quite striking and I gotta say these sketches really do show that this line might be slightly more open-ended beyond "animals in armor" which could make for a ton of interesting figures.
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| Vorin... but which Vorin? |
UPDATE: Diamond's own Zach Oat confirms it: "And there will also be a retailer incentive Minimate of Vorin in
"stealth armor," available to comic shops that buy 25 copies of the
comic."
When Diamond Select announced their plan to revive the Battle Beasts brand, that was my indicator to jump on the vintage guys-- people were ignoring them, and they may still be ignoring them, but I wanted to get as many as I could before that changes. (For the record, I completed a US set as of March.) Anarchy was one of the few Laser Beasts I picked up as he wasn't too pricey, and was pretty cool as another mole in this series. With a drill arm and a drill weapon, thematically, he's pretty awesome as a construction/destruction/explorer type.