[SOLD OUT] Dunny figures, designed by graffitists, cartoonists, couture designers and other artists, inspire a collector´s mania emanating from Kidrobot´s galleries in New York City and San Francisco. Figures in previous series have seen their value appreciate as high as $400 on online auction sites. The latest 20" Dunny Series 1 figures are by 12 different artists from NYC, Los Angeles, SF and the United Kingdom. Those in the new blind assortment series are packed with a blister card created by the Dunny´s artist, and some of them come with such accessories as ice cream cones, and spray cans on sticks and sickles.

This 8" tall designer collectible doll, created by cult artist Frank Kozik, hits stores on April 15, 2005 - tax day. The Anarchy Dunny is limited to only 666 pieces and comes with a special edition Anarchy pin. This is the third in the series of Hate Dunnys designed by Frank Kozik for Kidrobot.

A collectible like no other, Skumbo is the weirdest, funkiest, cutest evil dude around. Created by hybrid transmedia crossover artist Tristan Eaton, this limited edition vinyl action figure is like no other. And action is the key word; Skumbo came to Earth for the hootch, and stayed for the nightlife, roaming the planet looking for trouble and finding it. He’s too cute for hell, too drunk for heaven. 4 ½ inches tall, he comes in Red Cutty and Felon Purple.

Available in five colors, Labbits are growing at lightning speeds. Kidrobot has teamed up with Frank Kozik once again to release a colony of his legendary cigarette inhaling furballs. You have the mini-Smorkin´ Labbits — now get the big boys.

These tiny 3" vinyl dolls resemble workers you would expect to find in Santa´s workshop. The first series of Ice-Bots include 14 different characters. One secret design has yet to be released. The dolls are packaged blind, so the character’s identify is a surprise when the box is opened.

A series of 3” mini Dunnys has been designed by some of the most talented designers working in the designer toy field – and they’re all from Los Angeles. Artists involved are Gary Baseman, Joe Ledbetter, Fawn Gehweiler, Nic Cowan, Thomas Han, Blaine Fontana, Buff Monster, Michael Motorcycle, Tara McPherson, Chad Phillips, Tim Fiskup, Shepard Fairey and Coop. The figures are limited to 200 to 9600 of each design. And if that weren’t enough, 401 tickets will be randomly placed in LA Dunny Series boxes. 400 will be redeemable for a limited edition Dunny exclusive to the LA series and which can only be gotten via one of the tickets. The one grand prizewinner will win 1 each of every Dunny released in 2006.These mini Los Angelinos will be ready to launch on Feb. 2, 2006.

The Dunny series continues with new 3” creations by Tristan Eaton, Abe Lincoln Jr., Mishka and others. The 17-piece blind assortment includes some designs that are limited to just 500 pieces. To add to the excitement, hidden inside 400 special boxes are tickets redeemable for an 8” Love Dunny by Tado, who also designed the box art. One grand prizewinner will receive a custom 20” Dunny by Tado. Some retailers stage trading parties for Dunny aficionados. Launch date: July 27, 2006.

Tiny characters molded in soft, colorful vinyl, Let's Hang Zipper Pulls easily clip onto a zipper, backpack, cellular phone, or any other place someone might want a little bit of whimsy. The characters include, but are not limited to, a wide assortment of foods and beverages printed with friendly faces. With 26 styles available, the assortment is sold in sets of 36 and packaged blind. 
— As of 05/12/2011 this product had 5 out of 5 stars from 8 customer reviews on Amazon.com.
― One of 39 retailers told TDmonthly Kidrobot Zipper Pulls are their best-selling accessory item, reporting sales of approximately 50 per month in October 2009.

To celebrate their seminal debut album “3 Feet High and Rising,” legendary hip-hop group De La Soul teamed with Myong Kurily and KidRobot to create this limited-edition set of 3” vinyl figures. Each comes with distinguishing accessories: Trugoy handles business with a briefcase and glove, Merc rocks the crowd with his microphone and designer glasses, and Maceo bobs to the beat with his headphones. The "Plugs" arrive in futuristic space travel boxes, symbolizing their mission to take hip-hop to the stratosphere and beyond. Limited to 1,000 sets worldwide.

The naive child Pity adopted Gloomy Bear as a cub, thinking he could domesticate the cute little guy. Unfortunately, that cuddly pink exterior had Pity fooled. Standing at an imposing 5”, Gloomy Bear is thirsty for blood and primed to attack in this latest vinyl iteration of Mori Chack's vicious icon.

Joe Ledbetter's Slander Snake reminds of the balance of nature and the importance of a good breakfast.
Packed safely away in a full-color window box, this deceptively cute snake holds a surprise in its tummy: a freshly eaten mouse. Slander Snake slithers into homes as a 4” vinyl toy.

Designed by artist Rodney Alan Greenblat, designer of the cult video game "PaRappa the Rappa," PJ Berri is a moody nightclub DJ and the best friend of Sweety Bancha. This 13" plush features shaggy fur, embroidered features, plastic buttons on his shoulders and hips, and a ribbon on his left foot that bears his name.

Designed by artist Rodney Alan Greenblat, designer of the cult video game "PaRappa the Rappa," Sweety Bancha is the best friend of PJ Berri. This 13" plush features shaggy fur, embroidered features, plastic buttons on his shoulders and hips, and a ribbon on his left foot that bears his name.

This charming rabbit measures 16" from ears to feet, is super soft, and features embroidered freckles & eyes, ladder-stitched hearts on his chest and feet, and the requisite bushy tail. Love Bunny also comes with a full-color eight-page comic book.

This limited edition figure measures 6" and is made of rotocast vinyl and ABS plastic.

This limited edition figure measures 6" and is made of rotocast vinyl and ABS plastic.

This 6.5" designer waffle plush has a cute character face.

Each of these 2.5" blind-boxed plastic figures features a weighted bottom and built in chimes.

This second series of figures features two alternate versions of your favorite nuclear family and 15 new characters including extended family members and loveable barflies, including Mariachi Homer, Mariachi Marge, Zombie Homer, Zombie Bart, Sideshow Mel, Carl Carlson, Selma Bouvier and many more. Each vinyl figure stands 3-inches tall, includes a character sticker, and comes blind boxed to preserve its identity.
— Tom Levin from Tom's Toys Inc in Great Barrington, Mass., told TDmonthly in a Fall 2013 survey that minifigures from Kid Robot are a popular choice for tween customers.