30 days Guarantee

Twenty-four sealed doors, twenty-four drops, and no two the same:

• Hand-painted fighter figures — the core of the box, mid-battle poses
• Transformation variants — the same fighters, powered up
• Enamel pins — crests, symbols and gear, for a jacket or a bag
• Metal keychains — heavier than they look, built to survive a pocket
• Acrylic stands — flat printed figures on a clip base for a desk
• Orb charms — translucent amber spheres, one to seven stars

Behind the last door, a full-size centrepiece figure two to three times the size of the daily drops. Nothing repeats, and nothing behind a door is filler.

No. Twenty-four doors, twenty-four different items — this isn't a blind-box gacha where you end up with four of the same figure and none of the one you wanted. Every box contains the full set, and every box contains it exactly once.

The surprise is the order, not the odds. You know the whole roster is in there; what you don't know is which one lands on which morning, and which one your mate opens the day you open yours.

If you're buying two boxes, they're identical in contents — so two people can open in parallel and compare on the same day.

Solid painted resin, not hollow bendy plastic. They have weight in the hand, the paint is applied in layers rather than sprayed flat, and the edges are cleaned up rather than left with moulding seams down the middle of a face.

Scale sits in the collectible range, not the keyring range — big enough to hold detail in the hair, the belt and the hands, small enough that twenty-four of them fit on one shelf.

They stand on their own, unassembled, straight out of the pouch. Nothing to glue, nothing to clip together, no paint job to finish yourself.

This is an independent fan-made collection. It is designed and produced by us, and it is not affiliated with, endorsed by or licensed by any studio, publisher or rights holder.

What that means in practice: the artwork and the figures are our own interpretations, built for the fandom rather than stamped out under a licence. If you're specifically after an officially licensed product, this isn't it — and we'd rather tell you that up front than have you find out when it lands.

December 1st — that's day one if you want door 24 to land on Christmas Eve.

Nothing forces you to, though. Start late and open two a day to catch up, or ignore the dates completely and open one whenever you feel like it. The numbers are a suggestion, not a lock.

What does matter is having it in your hands before the 1st. Work backwards from that when you order.

Anyone who grew up on the show and never quite grew out of it. The sweet spot is the 18 to 40 crowd — the ones who already have a shelf, or who are about to start one because of this box.

It works just as well for a younger fan, with one caveat: some doors contain small parts (pins, charms, small-scale figures), so it's marked 3 and up and it isn't a toy for a toddler.

Deep royal blue edge to edge, orange energy rays firing out from the centre, and a gold foil wordmark arched across the top that catches the light when you move it. The twenty-four doors are die-cut straight into the printed lid with gold numbering.

It's loud on purpose. It sits out on a desk or a shelf for the whole month, so it's built to be looked at rather than hidden in a cupboard between doors — and the empty box holds up as a display piece once the last door is open.

Roughly the footprint of a board game, and flat enough to stand against a wall or lie on a desk for the month without taking the room over.

Each item sits in its own moulded well, so nothing rattles loose in transit and the box closes flat again after every door.

Orders leave within 24 hours, and tracking follows by email as soon as it ships.

No dispatch on Saturdays or Sundays. Order by early November to be opening door one on December 1st — the queue gets longer every week once the season starts.

It's the rare Christmas gift you hand over before Christmas. They think about you every morning for 24 days, not just for the thirty seconds it takes to unwrap something on the day.

And it's the safest bet you can make on a fan. No sizing to guess, no risk of buying the one figure they already own, no hoodie that turns out to be the wrong fit — just twenty-four things from the universe they've been quoting since they were twelve.

It arrives sealed and ready to give. Nothing to assemble, nothing to wrap beyond a ribbon if you want one.

You have 30 days after delivery to return or exchange it — changed your mind, no questions asked, as long as it comes back with the doors unopened and the seal intact.

If it ever turns up damaged, or an item arrives broken or missing from its well, we replace it 100% free. Send our support team a photo or a short video and we'll sort it out.