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VOID 5" Mecha Half-Ray Android Dunny by Dirty Robot – Destroy Edition

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Category: Dunny

Kidrobot x DirtyRobot

Daniel Isles was born in England, and currently lives in Hokkaido, Japan. Working on illustrations and comics sometimes under the pen name - DirtyRobot. His genius 2-d illustration evokes the wonderment of mid-80’s Cyberpunk Dystopias with a unique modern twist.

Kidrobot is proud to join robot forces with DirtyRobot to bring his work to life in the new VOID Half Ray Android Dunny. The VOID 5" Mecha Half Ray Dunny (#18) comes in two limited edition versions with this Destroy Edition (Limited to 700 pieces) and the Kidrobot.com Exclusive Create Edition (Limited to 333 pieces). Run the streets of NeoTokyo 3000 with both editions of the VOID to fill the void in your collection.

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Daniel Isles was born in England, and currently lives in Hokkaido, Japan. Working on illustrations and comics sometimes under the pen name - DirtyRobot. His genius 2-d illustration evokes the wonderment of mid-80’s Cyberpunk Dystopias with a unique modern twist.

Kidrobot is proud to join robot forces with DirtyRobot to bring his work to life in the new VOID Half Ray Android Dunny. The VOID 5" Mecha Half Ray Dunny (#18) comes in two limited edition versions with this Destroy Edition (Limited to 700 pieces) and the Kidrobot.com Exclusive Create Edition (Limited to 333 pieces). Run the streets of NeoTokyo 3000 with both editions of the VOID to fill the void in your collection.

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 7 reviews)

Zoe R. ★★★★★

The box art alone is worth it—Daniel Isles' illustration captures that gritty Hokkaido energy perfectly. The Destroy Edition's paint job on the half-ray detail is clean and the joints feel solid, no wobble on the shelf.

Lucy S. ★★★★★

The translucent mecha detailing pops beautifully under my desk lamp, and the half-ray split design is even sharper in person than in the photos. Arrived in perfect condition, no paint chips or loose joints—exactly what I hoped for from the Destroy Edition.

Zoe H. ★★★★★

The linework on this Destroy Edition is insanely crisp for a vinyl piece—those hatchmarks actually look hand-drawn. It's got a nice weight to it on the shelf, and the half-ray silhouette is even more striking in person.

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