Non-Human: The Bug
“Non-Human: The Bug” is an original 1/12-scale articulated figure from FEIFO TOY. It marks the first release in the company’s “Desolation” series and is also described by the manufacturer as a “Universal Reconstruction Body.”
The series comes with a suitably grim backstory. Captured humans are taken aboard an alien spacecraft, disassembled, reconstructed, and transformed into soulless cosmic soldiers known as “Non-Humans.” These creatures are then deployed to the battlefields of Earth in an endless stream. The concept of turning humans into alien warriors feels reminiscent of the sci-fi movie “Skyline.”
The accessory count is completely insane. First-run preorder bonuses include Riven Fang: Foul Remains, two Bone Edge: Shattered Remains weapons, and Linked Spine Blade: Stolen Remains. The standard set also comes with Skull Piercer: Bound Remains, Razor Spike: Assault Remains, Heart Core: Source of Remains, chest armor, Bone Blaster: Shooting Remains, two Bone Edge: Piercing Remains weapons, two Bone Edge: Raking Remains weapons, Single Spine Blade: Stabbing Remains, the ESP-9 Stinger, and 10 interchangeable hands.
The exclusive colorway definitely adds to the figure’s appeal.
Articulation is solid across the main body. Its design will immediately bring S.I.C. and “Guyver: The Bioboosted Armor” to mind, but that hardly matters if you enjoy the figure’s overall aesthetic.
There are still a few areas that could use refinement. While the outer armor looks striking, some of the surface details lack definition, so the tooling could be sharper. The ankles also have limited ground contact, making a display stand advisable for more ambitious poses. Future releases could incorporate more organic detailing into the butterfly hinges visible at the front of the elbows, giving the entire design a more cohesive biological appearance. The same treatment would also work well on the exposed joints behind the lower legs. Those are my only real complaints.
The elaborate paintwork gives the figure a highly distinctive look, while the outrageous accessory loadout adds considerably to its play value. Each of the three helmet configurations has its own personality, although the hornless hooded form is my personal favorite. Joint tension feels nicely balanced, and the overall execution is remarkably polished for FEIFO TOY’s first release. Its engineering and sculpt allow for powerful, energetic poses, and the figure feels fantastic in hand. Even the packaging delivers, with a comic-inspired presentation and plenty of artistic flair. Mint-in-box collectors can add a few bonus points for that alone.
Several Chinese manufacturers have recently released excellent biomechanical characters at attractive prices. I’m already looking forward to seeing what FEIFO TOY produces next. This one is absolutely worth recommending.
D.M.S. Toy Rating Toy Scoring
Design (40): 33
Articulation and Posability (20): 16
Accessories and Play Value (20): 16
Quality Control (10): 6
Price (10): 6.5
Total Score: 77.5 points