Kotobukiya ROVER ROBIN Kill Mothman Figure, Loss Omen Display
Description
The Kotobukiya ROVER ROBIN Kill Mothman Figure brings the enigmatic Mothman legend into a compact, horror-inspired display collectible. Based on the creature first reported in the United States in 1966, it features glowing red compound eyes and enormous wings traditionally linked to an omen of disaster and loss. A vivid multicolor palette and glossy finish give this figure a dramatic presence in any collection.
Lift open the head to discover a chilling diorama with Mothman's dwelling, a collapsing skyscraper, and other imagery tied to the legend. The set also comes with a giant moth featuring a foot-shaped platform for Robin, along with one randomly chosen Robin figure from nine types. Designed by Kotobukiya for its ROVER ROBIN concept, this palm-sized collectible blends adventurous storytelling with distinctive horror display appeal.
Details
• Specifications:
- Horror-themed figure collection hobby
- Pre-painted display figure
- Polyvinyl chloride construction
- No batteries required
• Item dimensions: 10 x 10 x 12 cm
• Product Material: Polyvinyl chloride
• Manufacturer: Kotobukiya
• Release Date: 2026-11-30
• Recommended Age: 15+
Features
- Mothman figure with luminous red compound eyes and oversized wings
- Opening head uncovers a spooky interior diorama with Mothman's home and a collapsing high-rise
- Includes the main unit, one Mothman, one giant moth, and one randomly selected Robin figure from nine types
- Giant moth features a foot-shaped spot for the Robin figure to stand
- Glossy, multicolor finish suited to horror-themed displays and the ROVER ROBIN disaster-and-loss legend
Care instructions
Keep the figure indoors in a clean, dry, dust-free location, protected from direct sunlight and excess heat. Carefully remove dust with a soft, dry cloth or brush, and do not use harsh cleaners, soak the item, or clean it with abrasive materials. Take care when handling the opening head, wings, diorama pieces, and small figures to avoid damage or misplacing parts.