One of the seven evil alien monsters that have invaded Earth in the 1992 SNK King of The Monsters 2 video game. Eiffelyte is a parasitic organism that must draw on the life force of other creatures...[See More]

Female bat/human hybrids. They can be found at the Misty Forest Road in Konami's 2008 Castlevania: Order of Ecclesia [Japanese title: Akumajo Dracula: Ubawareta Kokuin (Demon Castle Dracula: The...[See More]

A horrific "boss" creature from KSS' 1995 Majyuuou (translation: "King of Demons") Super Famicom video game. She attacks by vomiting forth projectiles, three at a time, and the lower head can also...[See More]

"Even other monsters fear him, so expect a clobbering. He shrugs off explosions. Good luck." - Shambler description, Quake manual "Shuffling towards him in the darkness was the gigantic,...[See More]

"In my ideal nation, there would exist no one as weak as you!" A deadly ex-Red Beret and current militia commander that first appeared in the original Final Fight arcade game. My figure is based...[See More]

"I've no business with losers. Hit the pavement, Slug-face!" A legendary stick fighter and Geese Howard's righthand man. Billy Kane enters the 1995 King of Fighters tournament with his partners...[See More]

Viera warrior-mages versed in the arts of Black/White magic and swordplay. They are one of the many Job Classes one can assume in the Square-Enix Game Boy Advance video game Final Fantasy Tactics...[See More]

One of the four villainous invading aliens (Multiflex, Dumpjumper, and Thrashmor round out the quartet) that the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles must contend with in the 2008 Playmates TMNT: Alien...[See More]

A high-ranking Stone Warrior, easily recognized by his large nose. He is a villain character in the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle (TMNT) universe. Stone Warriors, sometimes also referred to as Rock...[See More]

Realizing that he had underestimated the capabilities of the TMNT too many times in the past, Shredder decides to purchase some additional insurance against the meddlesome reptilian foursome. He puts...[See More]

A disturbing amalgam of insect and child introduced in id Software's 2004 DOOM 3 personal computer (PC) video game. These Hellspawn, and their brethren, gained entry into our plane of existance as a...[See More]

Large, flying insects that first appeared in the 1986 Metroid Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) video game. Opportunistic predators, Reos can generally be found hovering near the ceilings of the...[See More]

A mutant cat burglar that appears as a boss character in the 1993 Gameboy Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III: Radical Rescue video game (he's also one of the rarest original Playmates TMNT toys). This...[See More]

One of two possible final bosses one may encounter at the climax of the 1999 Playstation video game Silent Hill. And yes, Samael/Incubus has breasts, despite being male--Konami doubtlessly based the...[See More]

"This guy is straight out of Hatchet Sal's nightmares. Just goes to show crime doesn't pay - or maybe Sal should have just laid off the cheese." - TimeSplitters 2 in-game description. Mobster...[See More]

Once mortal, the man who would become Judge Mortis was a psychopathically fanatical law keeper in a parallel universe. In his youth, he attended Judge School, where he first encountered Sydney...[See More]

Automated starcraft that first appeared in Irem's 1988 arcade video game shoot-em-up R-Type [the game title refers to the reproductive strategy in which an organism gives birth to large numbers of...[See More]

"Around the Temple, the thirsty roots of trees have sucked up the blood from a thousand human sacrifices. The souls of these ancient victims now prowl the earth bound within gnarled skins of wood."...[See More]

Jagwar is the mutant offspring of a union between the human woman, Juntarra, and the ancient and powerful Jaguar Spirit. Juntarra raised and taught her son/cub, Jagwar, until he was twelve years old,...[See More]

Whip-wielding incarnation of the classic Castlevania undead Blood Skeleton enemy, which first appeared in Konami's 1990 Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) video game Castlevania III: Dracula's Curse...[See More]

"Apparently when a demon dies, they pick him up, dust him off, wire him with some combat gear, and send him back into battle. No rest for the wicked, eh? You wish your missiles did what his can...[See More]

This is a diorama based on the Body Eater-infested room found at the end of the first level of Namco's 1988 Splatterhouse video game. Everything depicted here is a brand new...[See More]

32-year-old Michael LeRoi had hoped to become a literary professor, but was not up to the rigors of academia. He flunked out of graduate school and foolishly spent the remainder of his college...[See More]

A large, flamboyantly-dressed, jackhammer-packing woman. The year is 2043. The city is overrun with criminals--gang members, cyborgs, and even cannibalistic molemen--that terrorize and prey upon...[See More]

Fungi-infested humans that can be found in the "Forest of Doom" area of the 2006 Konami Castlevania: Portrait of Ruin (Japanese name, Akumajo Dracula: Gallery of Labyrinth) Nintendo Dual Screen (DS)...[See More]

Ducker 2 is the second incarnation of the "Ducker" series of unmanned, all-terrain, artillery machines. These two-legged mechanoids are a common enemy type seen in Konami's Gradius/Nemesis/Life...[See More]

Boss of the Luminous Cavern (Castle B) in Konami's 2002 Nintendo Game Boy Advance (GBA) video game Castlevania: Harmony of Dissonance [original Japanese title Byakuya no Concerto (White Night...[See More]

"DO NOT RESIST US!" Unicycle-like robots, created by The Shredder/Krang, that first appeared in the original 1987 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (TMNT) cartoon series, specifically the episode Enter...[See More]

Magissa "And look, it's the Princess of Tycoon! She'll make a nice present to take back to my husband! Heehee . . . !" A deadly huntress and one of two bosses found at the North Mountain area in...[See More]

Mad Snatcher The corpse of an insane, chainsaw-wielding killer, reanimated by a loathsome parasite. They can be found at the Arms Depot section of Dracula's Castle in Konami's 2008 Castlevania:...[See More]