Beware the bite of the rock crusher! This beefy, brutish denizen of Eldrador’s Stone Kingdom can pulverise practically anything between its powerful grinding jaws. And even those who manage to avoid its chomp must still face its indestructible club tail!
The Schleich rock crusher measures 17 cm long and 10 cm high, and what a bizarre-looking creature it is.
Savage, searing, and strong, the fire lion is one of the Lava Kingdom’s most dangerous residents, and thus an ideal custodian of the much coveted “Superweapon.”
The fire lion is posed ready to strike, with its right front paw raised, its mouth open in a fiery roar, its body bent to the left, and its tail curled.
One of the Ice Kingdom’s fiercest warriors, the frost monster has a body composed of the hardest glacial ice. A master at armed combat, he would love nothing more than to wield the “Superweapon,” an enchanted sword of great power.
The frost monster stands 11 cm tall at the tips of his spiky shoulders.
Swinging through the branches and charging among the tree trunks of the Jungle Kingdom, the aptly named monster gorilla possesses enhanced strength and agility, poison spines, and a savage temper.
Despite his name, the monster gorilla actually isn’t all that different from a regular one. He has the same face, same physical proportions, and the same colouration: black all over with a pink mouth, red tongue, and white teeth.
Review and photographs by triceratops83, edited by MonsterToyBlog.
Medusa is a monster from Greek Mythology, one of the three Gorgons – though she got the short end of the stick being the only mortal one of the sisters. Famous for having snakes for hair, to merely behold her would turn anyone instantly to stone.
Unquestionably, the stone monster is a powerhouse of brute strength, one who can take as much punishment as he can dish out. But even this rocky brute can be turned by the evil influence of the Shadow Kingdom.
It’s a double whammy of Eldrador this time around: the stone monster from the Stone Kingdom and his evil doppelganger, the shadow stone monster.
Last year, for Thanksgiving, I reviewed a figure of King Kong with the promise that I would return with another Kong for 2025. I also explained why I associated Thanksgiving with the mighty monkey but if you missed it, you can read it here. True to my word, I’m back with another Kong, and this year’s Kong figure is a major improvement over last year’s.
Review and images by Animal Lover, edited by MonsterToyBlog.
Horses have been around since the dawn of humanity. Ever since horses were domesticated, they have been used for many purposes, such as for farming, transportation, sports, and many others. In the past, their agility, speed and strength were put to use on battlefields.
The lava smasher is the Lava Kingdom’s answer to the ice giant of the rival Ice Kingdom. Towering and torching, this mighty mass of magma is already ready for a shindy.
The lava smasher stands nearly 14 cm tall due to his fiery ‘do, and is 8 cm wide at the shoulders.
The most massive and physically strong creature in the Ice Kingdom of Eldrador is the ice giant. His huge body is comprised of virtually impenetrable ice, he shoots frost blasts from his mouth, and he wields deadly weapons in combat.
The ice giant is indeed a huge monster, measuring 12.5 cm tall and 9 cm wide at the shoulders.
It has been exactly one year to the day since the launch of the Monster Toy Blog. My first review to kick things off back then was the AAA Loch Ness Monster, so to mark this annual milestone, I’ve picked out another Nessie to take a look at, this time from Monster In My Pocket.
On a recent trip to Target a unique assortment of blind bag figures caught my eye, Godzilla Gashapon figures by Bandai! Looking at the lineup of characters that you might get on the packaging, I decided that I would be happy enough getting any of them that it was worth gambling with my money.
