The Ghoul is a Youtooz collectible figure, perfect for fans of pop culture, gaming, and iconic creators.
With its faithful and detailed design, it brings an original and modern touch to your collection or decor.
Perfect for gifting or completing a collection, this figure will appeal to fans of merchandise and geek culture.
Original description:
“I know I’ve lived a relatively comfortable life.”
Lucy has emerged from the safety of her vault to explore the brand new world of Youtooz! Leaning to the side at 3.9 inches tall, a soft pink lipped smile stretches across her face. Her long brown hair falls down either side to perfectly frame her face with the rest pulled back into a thick ponytail that falls down her back. Holding a long barreled pistol in her right hand, she wears a full blue and yellow vault suit, topped with brown holsters and padded armor. Her trusty grey Pip-Boy is strapped to her left wrist. The exterior of her packaging shows Lucy in a vast sandy wasteland, looking out at a dilapidated building in the distance. The interior is a dirty grey cement, painted with the blue and yellow vault colours on the top, which extends onto the protective sleeve, where her silhouette can be seen through the large clear window at the front. This collectible ships in a matte, embossed, protective outer sleeve and a custom sized plastic protector for maximum protection during shipping.
About Fallout
Fallout is an American post-apocalyptic television series created by Lisa Joy and Jonathan Nolan for Amazon Prime Video. Based on the role-playing video game franchise of the same name, it depicts the wasteland of a post-nuclear Los Angeles with brilliant grit and horror. Two centuries after the bombs dropped, we follow Lucy as she emerges from humanity's nuclear fallout shelters, known as “Vaults”, and ventures out into the harsh and unforgiving world around her.
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