Hong Kong-based toymaker Fools Paradise created the “XL THREE KING: TWO THREE”— a vinyl figure that pays homage to Michael Jordan‘s legendary time with the Chicago Bulls.
Limited to 398 pieces worldwide, the figurine stands almost 20 inches tall and features what is obviously Michael Jordan gripping on the collar of his iconic number 23 jersey. The back of the jersey is also emblazoned with the word “FLOATING” in reference to MJ’s famed Jumpman dunk moment. Additional details include red tipped bullhorns at the head and a pair of Fools Paradise’s take on the Off-White™ x Air Jordan 1 “The Ten” at the feet.
Priced at $390 USD, the Fools Paradise’s “XL THREE KING: TWO THREE” figure is available now at WOAW.
During Nike‘s successful launch of the Nike Air Fear of God sneaker and clothing collection at BOON THE SHOP in Seoul, Jerry Lorenzo was presented with a miniature figurine of himself produced by Korean-based artist Coolrain Lee.
The small one-of-a-kind figurine replicates the Nike x Fear of God basketball-inspired sweat suit, paired with a light-up version of the recently-teased Nike Air Fear of God 1 ”Yellow.” Lorenzo seemed quite impressed by the well-executed figure, taking to his Instagram to post the unique gift.
Coolrain Lee has made a plethora of miniatures and custom sneakers for various Nike events in Korea such as their recent Battle Force Seoul and Air Max Day designs. In 2017, he produced a figurine of Virgil Abloh for Nike’s “THE TEN” pop-up in Seoul.
Following news that Netflix is releasing an anime adaptation of Ultraman, the Japanese sci-fi icon now receives its own Medicom Toy BE@RBRICK.
The release offers both the Ultraman and Ultraseven characters in 400% sizing. Both designs feature the iconic silver and red suit colors, which symbolize rocket steel and the surface of Mars, respectively, as well as features distinct to each character — Ultraman’s blue Color Timer and Ultraseven’s Beam Lamp.
Both Ultraman and Ultraseven BE@RBRICKS will release on December 22 for ¥9,504 JPY (about $84 USD) via lottery at Medicom Toy’s website.
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