Collectible figures by Mondo
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From a cinema shop to collectible figures
Mondo began as a small T-shirt shop housed in a movie theater. In 2007, it started working with major artists and studios on licensed products, developing a catalogue that expanded from posters to soundtrack records and then toys. Collaboration with artists has remained part of its approach to entertainment collectibles.
Formerly a subsidiary of Alamo Drafthouse Cinema, Mondo was acquired by Funko in June 2022. Its figure collections form part of a broader pop-culture offering rooted in film, animation and character design.
Character collections in 1/6 scale
Mondo's 1/6 scale ranges include Masters of the Universe, Batman: The Animated Series and X-Men: The Animated Series. Interchangeable heads, hands and character-specific accessories provide different display options across these collections. The He-Man 1/6 scale figure, for example, combines over 30 points of articulation with fabric costume elements, alternate portraits and weapons.
The animated-series collections include Batman and Magneto figures with multiple expressions and accessories drawn from their respective screen appearances. In 2024, Mondo also announced an officially licensed ThunderCats 1/6 scale line.
1/12 scale figures and Mondo Squads
The 1/12 scale catalogue includes The Real Ghostbusters and Masters of the Universe 200X. Peter Venkman's figure comes with interchangeable hands and portraits, a proton pack, a ghost trap and Slimer. The MOTU200X He-Man figure likewise offers alternate heads, hands and weapons.
Mondo Squads brings characters together in themed figure sets with interchangeable accessories. The Adventure Time Jake and Finn set combines alternate portraits and weapons with bendable, poseable arms, offering a different format from the brand's scale-based collections.
Soft vinyl and artist-designed monsters
Alongside its scale figures, Mondo produces soft-vinyl and designer-vinyl collectibles. Its Godzilla-related releases have included Rodan and SpaceGodzilla soft-vinyl figures, as well as a Godzilla designer figure by James Groman. These releases explore alternative colour schemes and limited editions, with specified production quantities for individual variants.