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Predator

Predator

41 figures · Predator · 2 manufacturers

41FIGURES
2MAKERS
1996EARLIEST
2026LATEST
If it bleeds, we can kill it.
Dutch, Predator (1987)

THE LEGEND

It crosses the void between stars for one reason: the hunt. The Yautja do not conquer, do not colonise, do not explain. They select the most dangerous prey a world can offer, arrive alone, and observe an honour code older than most civilisations: no children, no unarmed, no sick. Trophies are taken from worthy kills and polished like scripture. It sees in heat, vanishes in bent light, and carries weapons a spacefaring culture built for sport rather than war. And when a hunt goes wrong, when the prey turns out to be worthier than expected, it does the most honourable thing it knows: it takes off the mask, sets down the advantages, and finishes the contest face to face. Losing to such a creature is, by its lights, the second-highest compliment it can pay. The highest involves a wrist device and a very large crater.

OFF THE PAGE

Predator arrived in 1987 as an action film that quietly became a monster classic: John McTiernan directing peak Schwarzenegger, and a Stan Winston creature design (mandibles famously suggested by James Cameron mid-flight) that entered the pantheon on first reveal. The dreadlocks, the mask, the thermal-vision POV and the clicking growl are all first-tier movie iconography. Sequels, comics and the Alien crossovers built a mythology; 2022's Prey stripped it back to first principles and proved the premise ages like the trophies do. Few monsters have this much brand power with this few lines of dialogue: the design does all the talking.

IN SIXTH SCALE

Predators are sixth scale at its most imposing: oversized bodies, netted musculature, armour plates, cloth loincloths and arsenals of clip-on culture. Hot Toys built the definitive versions across the films, and a Predator shelf carries real presence: these figures tower over standard bodies and photograph like museum pieces. Masked and unmasked sculpts, light-up casters and the eternal Jungle-versus-City debate make the species a collecting universe of its own. Every hunter on record is below, newest first.

THE SCOUTING REPORT

The Archivist's estimates, scribbled between shelf dustings. Not canon, not law, and absolutely worth arguing about in the Courtyard.

42OVR
Predator (Classic)SUPERPOWERED CLASS· ASSASSIN
LIFESPANCentennial (200–1,000 Years)
ORIGINYautja Physiology
VITALITY49
STRENGTH37
DURABILITY38
SPEED36
BATTLE IQ52
POWER45
VITALITYSTRENGTHDURABILITYSPEEDBATTLE IQPOWER

ABILITIES & WEAKNESSES

Active CamouflageThermal VisionMaster HunterSelf-Destruct

ARMS & ATTIRE

Wrist BladesCombistickSmart DiscPlasma CasterBio-Mask

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Hot Toys
38
Medicom Toy
3

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