SDCC 2022 Bad Robot Plush Figure by Mattel Creations

For the second year in a row, Mattel is releasing a killer Bad Robot San Diego Comic-Con Exclusive! The Bad Robot character is back, but in a new loveable form (because even Robots need hugs, too). Mattel Creations and JJ Abrams tinkered together to bring the production company’s mischievous robot mascot to life in its first ever plush form. With its rustic red pebbled material, longing yellow eyes, and bendable arms and legs – this Bad Robot is built with love and a premium collectible that’s happy in your arms or on display.

The San Diego Comic-Con 2022 Exclusive Bad Robot Plush Figure is 19” tall with premium textured material, embroidered details, and internal armature so it’s able to stand and be posed. This is truly the ultimate Bad Robot collector’s piece!  Each figure comes with Certificate of Authenticity. It can be purchased at the Mattel SDCC booth and online at MattelCreations.com starting at 9am PT on Friday, July 22nd.

SDCC 2021 Exclusive Bad Robot Premium Action Figure by Mattel Creations

Mattel surprised us with one last San Diego Comic-Con 2021 exclusive! Do you know what happens when Mattel’s designers and JJ Abrams collaborate? You get this amazing Bad Robot Premium Action Figure by Mattel Creations!!! Once just an idea in the director/producer/screenwriter’s brain, then a mascot for a highly successful production company, now, all grown up and Mattel Creations’ very first ground-up creation — ready to adorn your shelf!

Constructed of die-cast metal, this super cool ComicCon@Home 2021 exclusive stands 7.25” tall, is highly posable and comes with its very own display base. You can even pop off the back of its head and take a look inside! It’s not every day you get to see what’s going on inside the mind of a pesky, bad robot. 

Celebrating the iconic production company, this highly detailed San Diego Comic-Con 2021 Exclusive Bad Robot Premium Action Figure features 24 points of articulation, includes diecast and plastic construction and a premium finish. The packaging design is inspired by vintage comic mail-in advertisements of yester-year and includes a Certificate of Authenticity. Bad Robot and LOST fans can pre-order this amazing collectible now at MattelCreations.com for $100.

“No Ship Should Go Down Without Her Captain” Star Trek Into Darkness Print by Mark Englert

For Mark Englert newest lithograph the artist has teamed up with Gallery 1988, Bad Robot, Paramount and IMAX to produce a killer poster for Star Trek Into Darkness! The print was produced as part of IMAX’ new FANFIX, which is an evolution of the IMAX 12:01 program. This means the limited edition, collectible Star Trek print you see here can never be purchased, it will only be given away to the most avid IMAX fans who are in attendance at select theaters to see Star Trek Into Darkness on opening night at 12:01am on Wednesday, May 15th. See a list of participating theaters here.

"No Ship Should Go Down Without Her Captain" by Mark Englert is a Star Trek Into Darkness 12”x36” lithograph with glow in the dark ink. This awesome poster features the USS Enterprise in orbit around Earth with the sun rising in the distance. Get one…if you can!

The Bad Robot Art Experience presented by Gallery 1988

Gallery 1988, in conjunction with J.J. Abrams and his production company Bad Robot, is hosting an epic new group art show entitled the Bad Robot Art Experience! Each piece by a super talented roster of artists is inspired by the many works of the Bad Robot production company (and Abrams himself).  There will be paintings, prints, sculptures and plush figures which pay tribute to such TV shows and movies as Alias, Fringe, LOST, Person of Interest, Cloverfield, Super 8, Star Trek and so much more!

Personally The Blot is in love with this LOST screen print by Joshua Budich. He absolutely killed it with this amazing image! I’m lucky enough to own Budich’s first LOST print, but this one is definitely a must get as well. So far Gallery 1988 has only unveiled four pieces from their upcoming show, Budich’s LOST print, a Fringe inspired piece by Nan Lawson, a Cloverfield inspired piece by Eelus, and a Star Trek inspired piece by Bruce White.

Gallery 1988 presents The Bad Robot Art Experience opens next Friday, April 26th, with a reception from 7-10 PM. Beyond great art, it will also be benefitting a great charity called The Mission Continues, helping veterans become community leaders.

J.J. Abrams’ Bad Robot Mascot Maquette

Now here’s one statue I know LOST fans are going to go crazy for! Quantum Mechanix is producing a maquette of the adorable mascot of J.J. Abram's production company Bad Robot. Offered to the public for the first time, this mischievous mascot of Bad Robot Productions stands 10 inches tall and is cast in solid polystone.

Sculpted from the original digital model, each statue is hand painted in exceptional detail and features modular arms. As a special bonus, the statue includes a modular arm holding a Slusho! Drink. I bet your Robot can't drink just six! Each Bad Robot maquette is individually numbered and comes with a certificate of authenticity.

The Bad Robot maquette has a limited edition run size of 1,000 pieces and will retail for $89.95. While these figures are not expected to ship until later this month, you can pre-order one from Entertainment Earth here.

Bad Robot 100% Be@rbrick by Medicom

The Blot’s been meaning to blog about this vinyl figure for a while, because I thought LOST fans would get a kick out of learning Medicom has released a 100% Be@rbrick of the Bad Robot mascot as part of its blind boxed Be@rbrick Series 19. As most LOST fans know, Bad Robot Productions (also known as just Bad Robot) is the production company of J.J. Abrams and has produced all of his hit television shows including Felicity, Alias, LOST and Fringe. Bad Robot has also co-produced all of the films Abrams’ has directed, including Mission: Impossible III, Cloverfield and 2009’s Star Trek.


Last year, Medicom and Bad Robot teamed up to produce Star Trek Be@rbricks (seen here and here) in conjunction with the reboot of the franchise. Along with a Spock Be@rbrick, a Bad Robot Be@rbrick was also included in the Be@rbrick Series 19. While Be@rbrick blind boxes are relative cheap (each under $10), the Bad Robot Be@rbrick is one of the rarest designs in the series with a ratio of 2.9%.

The Bad Robot Be@rbrick is definitely one of the coolest 100% Be@rbricks The Blot’s seen in a long time, and I’m definitely hoping to get my hands on one sometime soon to add to my LOST Be@rbrick and Kubrics!