Reverse: 1999: Horropedia Hamburger Jenga Figure - 2-Piece Set
Reverse: 1999: Horropedia Hamburger Jenga Figure - 2-Piece Set
Product details
Our favorite horror-obsessed researcher is trading slasher movie trivia for... burger stacking? We honestly didn't see this collab coming, but Horropedia in a cat-bun hood is the level of chaotic energy we needed today. If you love the gap between his serious movie analysis and his adorable chibi designs, this set is a must.
Visual Highlights
This set includes two different versions of Horropedia as part of the 'Infinite Fun' stacking game series. features a pure, happy expression sitting atop a lettuce and patty base, while the other captures his more signature neutral, slightly tired look on a bun base. Both figures feature that incredibly cute white cat-eared hood that fits his 'nerdy but adorable' vibe perfectly. They're designed to be stacked, so you can literally build a tower of Horropedia!
For Collectors
These are small, desk-friendly pieces that look great next to your PC or on a dedicated Reverse: 1999 shelf. Since they are part of a stacking game series, they have a unique tactile feel compared to standard static figures.
- Character: Horropedia
- Product Type: Stacking Mini Figure
- Material: Plastic, Paper
- Size: Approx. 30mm (Width)
- Quantity: Set of 2 Figures
⚠️ Small parts included. Not suitable for young children. Actual colors may vary slightly depending on monitor settings.
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