Robot Dreams Blind Box Series
$99.00
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Character: Robot Dream
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INFORMATION
DIMENSIONS
- Figure height: approx. 10–15 cm (3.9–5.9 in)
- Single box: 12 × 9.5 × 15 cm (4.7 × 3.7 × 5.9 in)
- Full set box (6 pcs): 36.5 × 19.5 × 15.5 cm (14.4 × 7.7 × 6.1 in)
- Outer carton (6 sets × 12): 74 × 60 × 32 cm (29.1 × 23.6 × 12.6 in)
CONFIGURATIONS
- 6 designs per full set box, each recreating a key scene from the film — from the sun-drenched beach towel moment to the quiet park bench by the Brooklyn Bridge
- Hidden variant at 1/72 ratio — the photo booth scene, featuring Dog and Robot posing together behind the glass, with the booth itself separable into individual figure and backdrop pieces
- Select designs include scenic bases (park bench with street lamp, beach towel on sand) that turn each pull into a self-contained diorama
- Magnetic refrigerator sticker included with the beach towel design, reproducing Dog and Robot standing side by side
MATERIAL & PACKAGING
- PVC / ABS / PMMA / Resin
OTHER
- Estimated shipment: Q2 2026
VIDEO
ABOUT
Luck Moai’s officially licensed Robot Dreams blind box series translates the film’s most tender moments into palm-sized dioramas, from the sun-soaked beach towel scene to the quiet Brooklyn Bridge bench. Standing 10–15 cm tall in PVC, ABS, PMMA, and resin, each design captures the wordless warmth between Dog and Robot — with a 1/72 hidden photo booth variant that separates into individual pieces. A small, heartfelt tribute to one of modern animation’s most moving friendships.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
Robot Dreams (2023) is Pablo Berger's wordless animated film adapted from Sara Varon's graphic novel, following a lonely Dog living in 1980s New York City who mail-orders a Robot companion. Their fleeting summer together — roller-skating, sharing the beach at Coney Island, watching fireworks over the East River — ends when Robot rusts in place on the sand and the two are separated by circumstance and seasons. The film earned an Academy Award nomination for Best Animated Feature, resonating worldwide through its tender, dialogue-free meditation on friendship, loss, and the connections that shape us even after they end.
