Following "Crimson Typhoon" and "Cherno Alpha," Shanghai-based collectible brand Infinity Studio has once again unveiled its latest product from the 2013 American sci-fi film "Pacific Rim": the "Heavy Mech Gipsy Danger" alloy action figure! Shipping is expected to begin in Q4 2025.
In the "Pacific Rim" film setting, Gipsy Danger is an American-made third-generation Jaeger, utilizing a neural-link dual-pilot operating system and equipped with a nuclear-powered turbine engine that uses seawater to cool its reactor. Its combat style emphasizes close-quarters combat, possessing a stable lower body and power output, making it a balanced Jaeger combining both defense and speed. Gipsy Danger's primary weapons are the "Ion Cannons" located on its hands, and the "Chain Swords" which were added as new armaments later in the story.
This 32 cm tall "Heavy Mech Gipsy Danger" not only meticulously recreates the body's design, including the unit number and warning signs fully reproduced with transfer printing technology, but also boasts an impressive 120 points of articulation throughout its body. Additionally, it features interlocking mechanisms in multiple parts of the body, an articulated spinal column, and a 12IX nuclear-powered turbine engine equipped with LED lighting and a motor, allowing collectors to experience the high-tech and hardcore mechanical feel of the Jaeger. The fact that the engine can rotate is truly captivating!
The accessory content is also incredibly rich, including interchangeable hands for the I-19 Ion Cannon state, Chain Swords, extendable Chain Swords with bendable wires, the container ship used as a weapon during the Battle of Hong Kong, effect parts that can be installed on the elbows & back thrusters, and a magnetic display base. Whether for play or display, it's packed with coolness!
Heavy Mecha - Gipsy Danger (Jaeger) Action Figure
Suggested Retail Price: Not yet announced
Product Specifications: Approximately 32 cm tall, 120 points of articulation, 8 LED light-up areas throughout the body
Materials: ABS, POM, PVC, Alloy
Estimated Shipping Date: Q4 2025
Source: @infinitystudiocn