Robot Dreams Hand-in-Hand Dog and Robot
Price range: $109.00 through $369.00
Character: Robot Dream · Dog Varon, Robot
Product Status: Pre-Order Close
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INFORMATION
DimensionsDirector’s Version Large
- Height: approx. 50 cm / 19.7 in
- Length: approx. 38 cm / 15.0 in
- Width: approx. 19 cm / 7.5 in
Small Version
- Height: approx. 18.5 cm / 7.3 in
Configurations
- Dog and Robot statue, posed hand-in-hand
- Sidewalk-style display base with Robot Dreams logo
- Dedicated nameplate
- Robot chest skates, visible display detail
- Dog handbag, visible display detail
Material & Packaging
- PVC (plastic commonly used for figure parts)
- ABS (rigid plastic commonly used for structural parts)
- Resin (cast material commonly used for statue elements)
- Packaging: Not specified
Other
- Scale: Not specified
- Studio: LUCK MOAI
- Estimated Shipment: Q4 2026
- Series: Robot Dreams
- Character: Dog and Robot
- Officially licensed statue
- Product Number, Director’s Version Large: YP-2607001
- Product Number, Small Version: YP-2607002
- Pre-Order Close: July 1, 2026
VIDEO
ABOUT
Robot Dreams Hand-in-Hand Dog and Robot turns the film’s classic walking-together image into a calm, display-ready statue. LUCK MOAI offers it in a large Director’s Version and a smaller version, with the shared pose, city-sidewalk base, skates, bag, and dedicated nameplate keeping the composition faithful. It is the kind of piece that anchors a shelf through presence rather than noise.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
This pose catches Dog and Robot in the simple rhythm of walking side by side, hands joined, eyes turned toward each other. The moment carries weight because Robot Dreams lets small gestures do much of the emotional work. What LUCK MOAI emphasizes here is that quiet connection: the softened expressions, the relaxed stride, the sidewalk base, and the everyday props make the scene feel remembered rather than performed.
