Nerd-Approved DC x Sonic the Hedgehog Toy Set Has Arrived at Target
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Nerds unite: DC and Sonic the Hedgehog have come together to release a slew of figurines with fans of both franchises in mind.
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The collaborative figurine collection can be pre-ordered at Target now. The collection features your classic Sonic the Hedgehog characters — Sonic, Shadow, Silver and Amy — along with DC supervillain Darkseid. Each Sonic the Hedgehog character is dressed in a supersuit inspired by a beloved DC superhero. Sonic is The Flash, Amy is Wonder Woman, Silver is Green Lantern and Shadow, in true Shadow fashion, is Batman.
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A Sonic the Hedgehog figure with The Flash coloring.
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A pack of four figures from the Sonic and DC universes.
A singular figure will run you $14.99, while the Power vs. Speed Pack–DC x Sonic Multipack, including Shadow, Sonic, Silver and Darkseid, retails for $54.99. Each figure includes multiple points of articulation for endless posing. Shadow's figure even lights up. The collection will officially be available at Target starting Oct. 1. If you can't wait to get your hands on the exclusive collab, we've listed out a few Sonic the Hedgehog and DC figures starting at $7.99 that you can shop to fill the void in anticipation.
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A collector figure of Shadow the Hedgehog.
If you're a Shadow fan like me, you'll be pretty jazzed about this figure. Growing up playing the Sonic the Hedgehog franchise, the spotlight was pretty much solely on Sonic, save for a few spinoff games. Target is shifting the spotlight to the grumpy anti-hero with this collector's figure. Retailing for $49.99 and standing at 6 inches, this figure is set atop a gilded stand and comes equipped with a dramatic set of black and red wings that can be removed for endless customization. You can choose your adventure and pose Shadow any way you please thanks to over 24 points of articulation.
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A pack of five figures inspired by the 'Sonic the Hedgehog' movies.
Inspired by the Sonic the Hedgehog 3 movie, this set includes five extremely detailed action figures. Retailing for $19.99, each figure stands at 2.5 inches. You've got fan-favorite characters Sonic, Gerald Robotnik, and Super Shadow along with Buzz Bomber and Drone accessories. Make your figures battle it out, recreating scenes from the film with endless posing options. This set would make a great gift for fans of the Sonic franchise both young and old.
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A Superman figure standing at 6 inches.
I may be a bit biased here, but DC superheroes have great visuals. Their costumes are extremely detailed and colorful. You can see this detail clearly in this Superman action figure. Retailing for $7.99, this 6-inch model is extremely detailed and vibrant, making it a perfect addition to any collector's shelf or display case.
This figure's specific costume is inspired by the Superman films. The figure features nine points of articulation to create a multitude of dynamic poses. Each Superman action figure box also comes with two accessories to recreate epic battle scenes at home. The figure is also extremely affordable for those looking to start their DC action figure collection up on a budget.
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A Green Lantern figure.
This Green Lantern Herocross Company Limited DC Comics Hybrid Metal Figuration action figure is a collector's dream. Retailing for $25.99, the figure is made of fully articulated die-cast metal that gives the model a shiny finish. Standing at 5.5 inches, the figure depicts Green Lantern pulled straight from the pages of DC Comics with over 20 points or articulation to pose him however you please. The size of this piece is great for snazzing up an office space or bookshelf. The figure comes alongside Green Lantern's trusty Power Battery and 6 interchangeable hands and fists.
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