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If you where a kid in the 1970’s you wanted this robot toy hero for your friend. The only toy cool enough to tag-team with Godzilla himself. It’s JET JAGUAR!

Godzilla and Jet Jaguar high fiving against the the rising sun after kicking major butt. It's sake time!

Calling Moonbase Alpha! This is Eagle 1 requesting emergency landing! Our landing gear has been damaged due to alien attack and we need assistance! Come in Moonbase Alpha......... From the classic 70's sci-fi show Space 1999, it's everybody's favorite transport ship, the Eagle 1!

As the moon climbs high o'er the dead oak tree, spooks arrive for the midnight spree! Straight from everyone's favorite Haunted Mansion, it the elusive Hatbox Ghost! Grab him before he disappears!

Stomp the bleacher floor boards because here comes the McKinley High Viking from “Freaks and Geeks” in all his grotesque, big headed glory!

What can we say? Alan Hale Jr. needs pudding, if he's going to beat that pesky giant spider invasion! Just don't tell Crow and Mike Servo. From the classic mst3k movie, it's everyone's favorite skipper!

Jump into the Spinner! We've got some Replicants to "retire"! From the classic 80's sci-fi movie Blade Runner comes everybody's favorite flying car!

Sloth isn't a man of many words. But he does have a few favorites! Namely "Baby Ruth"! From the 80' classic movie The Gonnies, it's that lovable Sloth!

What are you going to do when the world ends? Go shopping, of course! Everyone knows Neiman Marcus has it's best sales after the apocalypse! From the 80's cult sci-fi classic Night of the Comet, It's Reggie and Sam, right on your t-shirt!

Straight from Pee-Wee's Playhouse it's Jombi, the disembodied spectral head of something or other. IN A BOX!! Hell I can't even remember what it was that he did... BUT SO WHAT! Here he is anyway! Chant it with me MEKKA-LEKKA-HI-MEKKA-HINEY-HO!

It’s Richmond, everyone’s favorite goth IT tech from the “The IT Crowd”! And what ever happened to Richmond you may ask? He got SCURVY!

For the little pimp in all of us it's Dan Aykroyd's Doctor Detroit. REPRESENTIN'!