This Batman figure is an import from Meidcom Toy, featuring a film-accurate likeness and standing approximately 6.3 inches tall. It comes with two masked and two unmasked sculpts, plus interchangeable hands. Accessories include a wired cape, cowl, alternate chest plate, grappling hook, and a flare.

Standing about 160mm tall, the MAFEX Knight Crusader Batman Black Version comes with two interchangeable head sculpts, a wired Batarang, and an articulated figure stand for dynamic posing.

These Be@rbricks are designed to resemble Disney's chipmunk duo. The figures measure 2" tall and feature window box packaging.

This 400% Be@rbrick is a limited edition collaboration with Disney. It is designed to resemble the original classic Mickey Mouse character and features a black-and-white color scheme.

Medicom's set of four Be@rbricks, designed in collaboration with CLOT and Levi's, is inspired by dragon fruit, melon, pineapple, and mangostine fruits. These vinyl designer toys are available in 100% and 400% sizes.

Medicom's set of two Be@rbricks, designed in collaboration with CLOT and Levi's, features bears patterned to resemble a strawberry and watermelon. These vinyl designer toys are available in 100% and 400% sizes.

From Medicom's "Star Trek" series comes the Mr. Spock Be@rbrick. Based on the character from JJ Abrams' 2009 "Star Trek" film, the vinyl toy is available in small and large sizes.

From Medicom's "Star Trek" series comes the Kirk and Uhura Be@rbrick 2-pack. Based on the characters from JJ Abrams' 2009 "Star Trek" film, this limited-edition vinyl toy set comes packaged in a window box and was designed to complement the Mr. Spock Be@rbrick figure.

Originally designed for the French retailer Colette's Swarovski Exhibition, Medicom Toy's decadent Swarovski Be@rbrick comes encrusted in crystals and is available in small and large sizes.

These bear-shaped figures feature designs from Tetris, Terminator Salvation, Sanrio, Nickelodeon and other. MediCom has reached out to designers to create the "paint mask" for the figures and has started a "toy fever" among fans and collectors. The assortment of designs varies from series to series.