For the most dedicated fans of
An American Werewolf in London, the quick scene picture above is surely recognizable. Having become known as the SS Werewolf character, this was the inspiration behind the first piece revealed in
TRU:TEK’s new
Gory Hole release: “Warui Zonbi!” Yes, the Gory Hole is finally opening, after being
announced late last year. This “SS Werewolf” character is only a part of the “Warui Zonbi” series, which as a whole is inspired by the ゾンビーズ series from 1987, better known to fans as the Ma-Ba Zombies (named thusly as it was a collaborative release between
Mattel and
Bandai). With each of the Gory Hole released soft vinyl finger puppets standing roughly 2½-inches tall, we think that artist
Radioactive Uppercut did a great job interpreting the figure, his original drawing pictured below alongside the prototype sculpts by Makino-san of
TTToy. We're told that every figure in this Gory Hole released series will be inspired by a different horror film element of the '80s and '90s, and the next one to be unveiled will based off of
Dead Alive in some way! While we can't wait to see that, we really can't wait for
Designer Con, when these will debut.
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