King of Hell Thieves Betelgeuse
$79.00
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Character: Beetlejuice · Betelgeuse
Product Status: Pre-Order Close
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INFORMATION
Dimensions
- Height: 14.5 cm / 5.7 in
Configurations
- Highly detailed head sculpt with hand-rooted hair
- 1/12 scale articulated body with 30 points of articulation
- 1 pair of claw-shaped hands
- 1 pair of relaxed hands
- 1 pair of half-grip hands
- 1 pair of pointing hands
- 1 file-holding hand
- Black-and-white striped suit jacket
- Black-and-white striped suit pants
- White shirt
- Black tie
- Pair of black boots
- Book, for a held display option
- Tombstone, for scene presence
- Connected multi-watch accessory
- Figure display stand
Material & Packaging
- Not specified
Other
- Scale: 1/12
- Studio: MINIWORK Studio
- Edition Size: Not specified
- Estimated Shipment: Q1 2027
- Product Number: MW-003
- Prototype shown is not final, pending licensor approval
- Pre-Order Close: July 10, 2026
VIDEO
ABOUT
King of Hell Thieves Betelgeuse presents the striped-suit trickster in a 1/12 display built for expressive posing, with the tombstone, book, and interchangeable hands supporting multiple shelf reads. MINIWORK Studio gives the piece a hand-rooted hair treatment, 30 points of articulation, and a compact 14.5 cm presence. For a collector, it anchors a horror-comedy corner without needing oversized real estate.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
The display concept catches Betelgeuse in full showman mode: grin fixed, hands working the room, striped suit thrown into motion. That manic theatricality is the point of the character, where the joke and the threat arrive together. MINIWORK Studio reads the moment through pose variety, rooted hair, heavy eye paint, the small book prop, and the grave-marker base that turns a compact figure into a full Beetlejuice scene.
