Haoyu Toys

Haoyu Toys runs a catalogue with two hemispheres and no bridge between them, which is exactly its charm. One shelf belongs to Rome: the Imperial Legion series of legionaries, centurions and gladiators, Julius Caesar himself, arena figures that nod unmistakably toward Maximus, Commodus and the fighters of Spartacus, and even the baggage camel, because an empire marches on logistics.

The other shelf belongs to the heavens. The Myth Series, the company's newer and faster-growing wing, casts the Chinese pantheon at full ceremony: Nezha, Sun Wukong, Sha Wujing, the dragon king Ao Guang, the Golden Horned King, Taishang Laojun, the wealth god Zhao Gongming, and the Four Heavenly Kings arriving as a set-in-progress. Ares wanders in from the Greek side, suggesting the wing's borders are more ambitious than its name.

The two hemispheres share one house style: armor first. Whether the material is a legionary's lorica or a heavenly king's gilded pauldrons, Haoyu builds figures whose costume is the argument, and the Wonder Festival 2025 mythology showcase suggests the heavens are where the studio sees its future.

The Archive's census runs 2020 to 2026 and twenty-nine figures, split almost evenly between the two shelves, an empire of the earth and an empire of the air from the same workshop.