McFarlane Toys is a merchandising company with a focus on action figures and other collectible products, such as full-scale replicas. The company produced licensed Destiny collectibles in 2017 and 2018, as the license was seemingly revoked in early 2019.
It was announced in early 2017 that Bungie would be working with McFarlane Toys to create Destiny collectibles.[1] During New York Toy Fair 2017, which took place in February that year, the first wave of Destiny products was shown off. These products consisted of three Guardian action figures, the Vault of Glass Titan, Iron Banner Hunter, and King's Fall Warlock, two deluxe box sets, the larger Lord Saladin figure and the Iron Gjallarwing Sparrow, and a life-size replica of the Iron Gjallarhorn. These products would see wide release in Fall 2017, with the exception of the Iron Gjallarwing box set, as it was ostensibly cancelled.[2]
Each of the three Guardian action figures would be repainted, bundled with an alternate helmet sculpt and shuffled up accessories, and released simultaneously with the first wave of figures as exclusives for various retailers. These include the Titan (Amduat Ink Shader), Hunter (Blacksmith Shader), and Warlock (Hallow Shader) figures.
A second wave would release in Fall 2018, revealed during New York Toy Fair 2018.[3] However, in keeping with the previous year, some of the items shown on the convention floor would fail to see release. Wave two consisted of action figures representing each of the three Vanguard mentors, Cayde-6, Zavala, and Ikora Rey, a new deluxe figure of Lord Shaxx, and another roleplay item in the form of the Titan Sentinel Shield. The Titan (Feud Unfading Shader) figure was also revealed as another retailer exclusive repaint of the Vault of Glass Titan from wave one. Additionally, three action figures representing Guardians in armor found in Destiny 2 were shown off, including the Parade Armor Titan, Crucible Hunter, and Iron Banner Warlock.[4] These all featured brand new sculpts, accessories, and paint decos, but none of them would make it to release. It is unknown why these products were cancelled, as the rest of the new products on display at the convention would be released throughout 2018. Another item to release in 2018 was the Sentinel Shield replica, the second in the collection of McFarlane's life-size roleplay items inspired by Destiny.
In addition to those revealed at Toy Fair in 2018, the Gunslinger Cayde-6 and Hunter (Million Million Shader) figures were released that year as retailer exclusives. In keeping with previous exclusives, these figures were repaints of preexisting sculpts in the series.
Another item was announced and put up for preorder late in 2018, the Legacy Vault of Glass Titan (Chatterwhite Shader) figure, with an expected ship date of April 2019.[5] However, between the item's announcement on November 16, 2018 and that projected release date, Bungie was announced to have split from Activision, in January 2019.[6] While being conjecture, it is clear that when Bungie became fully independent, many of its merchandising licensing relationships ceased, effecting brands such as Pop!, Mega Construx, Bigshot Toyworks, and others. For one reason or another, it seems that Bungie has been more selective with granting merchandising licenses than Activision had been. To that effect, the Chatterwhite Titan figure was never produced, and McFarlane Toys' relationship with the Destiny franchise has not been picked back up since.
Destiny Merchandise[]
Action Figures[]
Vault of Glass Titan figure
- Vault of Glass Titan
- Release: Wave 1 (August 2017)
- Color Tops: #27
- Size: 7" (17.8cm)
- MSRP: $19.99 USD
- Part of the first wave of McFarlane's Destiny action figures, the Vault of Glass Titan is decked out in the Kabr Suit found in the Vault of Glass in Destiny, incluing the Age of Triumph ornament for the Light of the Great Prism mark. Accessories include Invective and Gjallarhorn, as well as a Ghost equipped with the Vanguard Shell. Also included is a black, raised display stand with the Destiny logo printed on the front, which is included with nearly every 7" scaled release in the series.[7]
- The figure has an attachment point on the back where a weapon can be pegged in as storage while the other is being held. The attachment peg on the weapons is removable for display purposes while the weapon is being held.
- This figure was repainted into the Titan (Amduat Ink Shader) and Titan (Feud Unfading Shader) figures. Another repaint, the Legacy Vault of Glass Titan (Chatterwhite Shader) figure, was also planned before being cancelled prior to its release.
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Iron Banner Hunter figure
- Iron Banner Hunter
- Release: Wave 1 (August 2017)
- Color Tops: #25
- Size: 7" (17.8cm)
- MSRP: $19.99 USD
- Also included in the first wave of McFarlane's Destiny action figures, the Iron Banner Hunter represents a Hunter equipped with the Iron Companion set introduced in The Taken King. The figure also includes two weapon accessories, consisting of the Thorn and the Hung Jury SR4 Scout Rifle, and a Ghost accessory, which is painted to represent the Generalist shell. A display stand emblazoned with Destiny's logo is also included. The hood of the Iron Companion Cloak is a removable accessory.[8]
- The figure has an attachment point on the back where a weapon can be pegged in as storage while the other is being held. The attachment peg on the weapons is removable for display purposes while the weapon is being held. The Hunter figures are unique in that they also include an attachment point on the right thigh, with the intention to mimic the Hunter's stowed Hand Cannon placement as seen in the games.
- This figure was later repainted into both the Hunter (Blacksmith Shader) and Hunter (Million Million Shader) figures.
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King's Fall Warlock figure
- King's Fall Warlock
- Release: Wave 1 (August 2017)
- Color Tops: #29
- Size: 7" (17.8cm)
- MSRP: $19.99 USD
- Rounding out the first wave of McFarlane's Destiny action figures is the King's Fall Warlock, which depicts a Warlock armored up in Worm God Suit found in the King's Fall raid. Its loadout consists of Touch of Malice, another item sourced from King's Fall, and the Black Hammer, which is exclusive to this figure. The figure also comes with a Ghost with a deco inspired by the Iron Shell, as well as the standard display stand included with most of the McFarlane Destiny action figures.[9]
- The figure has an attachment point on the back where a weapon can be pegged in as storage while the other is being held. The attachment peg on the weapons is removable for display purposes while the weapon is being held.
- This figure was later repainted into the Warlock (Hallow Shader) figure.
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Titan (Amduat Ink Shader) figure
- Titan (Amduat Ink Shader)
- Release: Target Exclusive (August 2017)
- Color Tops: #27A
- Size: 7" (17.8cm)
- MSRP: $19.99 USD
- The Titan (Amduat Ink Shader) figure is among the first set of retailer exclusive repaints of prior figures in the collection. This figure is repainted from the Vault of Glass Titan figure with a color scheme inspired by the Amduat Ink Shader obtainable in Destiny. This release also includes a unique helmet sculpt, representing the Helm of Saint-14 from the game. In addition to the Gjallarhorn included in the original figure, this release includes the Hung Jury SR4 accessory previously included with the Iron Banner Hunter figure. The Ghost accessory is unchanged from the original figure, representing the Vanguard Shell.
- The figure was exclusively available at Target.[10]
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Hunter (Blacksmith Shader) figure
- Hunter (Blacksmith Shader)
- Release: Walgreens Exclusive (August 2017)
- Color Tops: #26
- Size: 7" (17.8cm)
- MSRP: $19.99 USD
- This figure is a repaint of the Iron Banner Hunter figure in a black and yellow color scheme based on the Blacksmith Shader from Destiny. Also included is a new helmet sculpt representing the Celestial Nighthawk. The Thorn accessory from the original release is included, as well as the Invective accessory originally included with the Vault of Glass Titan. The Generalist Shell Ghost is also carried over from the original figure.
- The figure was exclusively available at Walgreens.[11]
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Warlock (Hallow Shader) figure
- Warlock (Hallow Shader)
- Release: GameStop Exclusive (August 2017)
- Color Tops: #29
- Size: 7" (17.8cm)
- MSRP: $19.99 USD
- This figure is a repaint of the King's Fall Warlock figure in colors inspired by the Hallow Shader obtainable in Destiny. The original release's Mouth of Ur helmet sculpt is replaced with that of the Exotic helmet Light Beyond Nemesis. As for the accessories, the Black Hammer weapon is substituted for the Ice Breaker, while the original Touch of Malice is kept for this release. The Ghost accessory is also unchanged, most closely representing the Iron Shell.
- The figure was exclusively available at GameStop or EB Games, depending on the region.[12]
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Cayde-6 figure
- Cayde-6
- Release: Wave 2 (March 2018)
- Color Tops: #43
- Size: 7" (17.8cm)
- Emblem: Hellspawn
- MSRP: $19.99 USD
- The Cayde-6 figure debuted in wave 2 of McFarlane's Destiny action figures, and represents the character as he appeared in Destiny 2. The figure includes the Ace of Spades accessory, as well as a small circular display stand, which pegs into one of the figure's feet. Also included with the figure is a unique code for the Hellspawn Emblem, to be redeemed in Destiny 2.[13]
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Zavala figure
- Zavala
- Release: Wave 2 (March 2018)
- Color Tops: #44
- Size: 7" (17.8cm)
- Emblem: Hellspawn
- MSRP: $19.99 USD
- The Zavala figure is part of wave 2 of McFarlane's Destiny action figures, and represents Zavala as he appears in Destiny 2. Included with the figure is the Origin Story Auto Rifle accessory and a small circular display stand, which pegs into one of the figure's feet. Also included with the figure is a unique code for the Hellspawn Emblem, to be redeemed in Destiny 2.[14]
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Ikora Rey figure
- Ikora Rey
- Release: Wave 2 (March 2018)
- Color Tops: #45
- Size: 7" (17.8cm)
- Emblem: Hellspawn
- MSRP: $19.99 USD
- The Ikora Rey figure is the last of wave 2 of McFarlane's Destiny action figures, representing Ikora as she appears in Destiny 2. The weapon accessory included with the figure is the Deadpan Delivery Shotgun, and the figure also includes the same circular display stand as its wavemates. The stand can peg into one of the figure's feet to provide support in balancing the figure. Also included with the figure is a unique code for the Hellspawn Emblem, to be redeemed in Destiny 2.[15]
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Parade Armor Titan figure
- Parade Armor Titan
- Release: Wave 3 (Fall 2018, Cancelled)
- Size: 7" (17.8cm)
- MSRP: $19.99 USD
- The Parade Armor Titan was planned to release in Fall 2018 as part of a third wave of figures that never saw release. It was revealed at Toy Fair 2018, which took place in February that year.[3] The figure's design is based on the Noble Constant Suit from Destiny 2, and its weapon accessory most closely resembles the Auto Rifle Uriel's Gift, also from Destiny 2. Additionally, it seems the figure was planned to include the same display stand that was included with wave 2 figures.
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Crucible Hunter figure
- Crucible Hunter
- Release: Wave 3 (Fall 2018, Cancelled)
- Size: 7" (17.8cm)
- MSRP: $19.99 USD
- Revealed at Toy Fair in February 2018, the Crucible Hunter was planned to release in Fall 2018 as part of a third wave of figures that never saw release. [3] The figure depicted a Hunter in the Swordflight 4.1 Suit, which could be earned from the Crucible in Destiny 2. The included weapon accessory closely resembles the Origin Story Auto Rifle included with the Zavala figure, as does the display stand the figure can be seen mounted atop of.
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Iron Banner Warlock figure
- Iron Banner Warlock
- Release: Wave 3 (Fall 2018, Cancelled)
- Size: 7" (17.8cm)
- MSRP: $19.99 USD
- The Iron Banner Warlock was revealed at Toy Fair in February 2018 and was planned to release in Fall 2018 as part of a third wave of figures that was ostensibly cancelled. [3] The figure represented a Warlock equipped with the Iron Banner's Iron Truage Suit, as it appears in Destiny 2. The figure was displayed with a weapon accessory based on Good Bone Structure, a Shotgun from Destiny 2, as well as a display stand similar to those included with the wave 2 figures.
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Titan (Feud Unfading Shader) figure
- Titan (Feud Unfading Shader)
- Release: Walmart Exlcusive (May 2018)
- Size: 7" (17.8cm)
- Emblem: Hellspawn
- MSRP: $19.99 USD
- This figure is a direct repaint of the Vault of Glass Titan figure with a red color scheme informed by the Feud Unfading Shader found in Destiny. After being revealed at Toy Fair in February 2018, the figure would be released as a Walmart exlcusive in May that year. The accessories remain unchanged from the original release, consisting of the Gjallarhorn, Invective, Vanguard Shell Ghost, and raised display base accessories. The figure also includes a redeemable code for the in-game Emblem, Hellspawn.[16]
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Gunslinger Cayde-6 figure
- Gunslinger Cayde-6
- Release: Target Exlcusive (November 2018)
- Size: 7" (17.8cm)
- Emblem: Controlled Chaos
- MSRP: $19.99 USD
- This figure is a repaint of the Cayde-6 figure in the series with a deco inspired by Cayde as he appeared in Forsaken. To that effect, the figure includes minor deco changes all over the body which invoke flames, culminating in the figure's right arm, hand, and fully translucent Golden Gun accessory. The figure includes the same circular display stand as the original release, as well as a code for an Emblem in Destiny 2 called Controlled Chaos.
- The figure was exclusively available at Target.[17] It is also the only figure in the series with Forsaken branded packaging.
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Hunter (Million Million Shader) figure
- Hunter (Million Million Shader)
- Release: Target Exlcusive (November 2018)
- Color Tops: #25A
- Size: 7" (17.8cm)
- MSRP: $19.99 USD
- The Hunter (Million Million Shader) figure was the last of McFarlane's Destiny action figures to be released. The figure is a direct repaint of the Iron Banner Hunter figure with the inclusion of a brand new, exclusive accessory in the form of the Bolt-Caster Sword, in addition to the original release's Thorn, Generalist Shell Ghost, and raised display stand. The new color scheme echoes that of the Million Million Shader obtainable in Destiny. Curiously, it does not include an Emblem code as every release wave 2 and on previously had.
- The figure was exclusively available at Walmart.[18]
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Legacy Vault of Glass Titan (Chatterwhite Shader) figure
- Legacy Vault of Glass Titan (Chatterwhite Shader)
- Release: Wave 3 (April 2019, Cancelled)
- Size: 7" (17.8cm)
- MSRP: $21.99 USD
- This release was the last among all of McFarlane's licensed Destiny products to be announced. Revealed on November 16, 2018,[5] the Legacy Vault of Glass Titan (Chatterwhite Shader) figure was intended to release in April 2019 before it was quietly cancelled.[19] The figure was another repaint of the Vault of Glass Titan, although this time the inspiration behind the paint scheme would have been thematically congruent, as the Chatterwhite Shader was only obtainable from the Vault of Glass Raid activity in Destiny. It was advertised to include the original Gjallarhorn and Invective accessories, as well as the same raised display stand as the original figure, although it was never noted whether or not it would include any Ghost accessory.
- The figure was advertised to include a code for an in-game Emblem, however the name of the Emblem was not made known.[20]
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Deluxe Box Sets[]
Lord Saladin figure
- Lord Saladin
- Release: Wave 1 (September 2017)
- Size: 10" (25.4cm)
- MSRP: $34.99 USD
- This figure depicts Lord Saladin as he appears in Rise of Iron at a large scale. It includes a swappable helmetless head, as well as a fabric cape with metallic printwork representing the Iron Lord's sigil. Additionally, the set includes a large Iron Battle Axe accessory, as well as the Jolder's Hammer Machine Gun.
- The box features a large clear plastic window displaying all of the contents, and the rest of the box is visually evocative of Felwinter's Peak from Rise of Iron.[21]
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Iron Gjallarwing set
- Iron Gjallarwing
- Release: Wave 1 (Holiday 2017, Cancelled)
- MSRP: $34.99 USD
- The Iron Gjallarwing boxset was revealed at Toy Fair 2017 as part of the initial collection of McFarlane Destiny products. Despite coming in at the same price point as the deluxe Lord Saladin figure, this item was intended to scale with the standard sized action figures produced by McFarlane.[2] It is unknown what other accessories or display options it would have included had it been released, nor is it known why the item never saw release.
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Lord Shaxx figure
- Lord Shaxx
- Release: Wave 2 (October 2018)
- Size: 10" (25.4cm)
- Emblem: Controlled Chaos
- MSRP: $34.99 USD
- This figure was released in late 2018 after being revealed earlier that year at New York Toy Fair.[3] It depicts Lord Shaxx in the same scale as the previous Lord Saladin figure, however, it is the only figure under the McFarlane Destiny umbrella which is intentionally limited in its ability to pose. Whilst the other figures have all the points of articulation one would expect, Shaxx only possesses swivels at the neck, shoulders, and thighs, as well as some ankle articulation. This is likely to facilitate the hands-on-hips pose the character is often seen performing in-game, which would not so expressly be feasibile with McFarlane's standards for articulation. As such, additional accessories are limited, the only one included being a nondescript Hand Cannon, which comes stored in a holster on the figure's thigh.
- This release also includes a code for the Controlled Chaos Emblem, which can be unlocked in Destiny 2.[22]
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Roleplay Items[]
Iron Gjallarhorn replica
- Iron Gjallarhorn
- Release: Gamestop Exclusive (November 2017)
- Size: 44" (1.1m)
- MSRP: $169.99 USD
- The Iron Gjallarhorn replica is the first among McFarlane's Destiny inspired roleplay items. As such, it aims to be 1:1 in scale and detail. The item is 44" long, extensively painted in silver deco, and made primarily of plastic in order to stay lightweight to keep using it for things like cosplay practical. To that end, the item includes a bright orange ring attached to the end of the barrel, so as to mitigate the chance of it being mistaken as a real weapon in keeping with toy laws in the United States. It has been posited that McFarlane intended to circumvent the orange cap's necessity, but the effort apparently failed to reach fruition.[2]
- The item features an electronic element, which is powered by three AAA batteries that are not included with the package. When powered, pulling the trigger will cause sound to emit from a speaker at the tail end of the replica. The sound library of said speaker consists of the Rocket Launcher's locking-on sound effect, a firing sound effect, as well as the iconic Wolfpack Rounds detonation sound effect heard when the Gjallarhorn is fired in-game.[23]
- Out of the box, the Iron Gjallarhorn is disassembled. Instructions are included, and can also be found on McFarlane's website. Once assembled, the item is not meant to be disassembled again.[24]
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Sentinel Shield replica
- Sentinel Shield
- Release: Gamestop Exclusive (November 2018)
- Size: 23" (58.4cm)
- MSRP: $99.99 USD
- This item is a full size replica of the Titan Sentinel Shield as it appears in Destiny 2. The surface sculpt is taken directly from the shield's design in-game, however, unlike the game, McFarlane opted to render the shield in a metallic style, complete with simulated battle damage and extensive silver drybrushed paintwork. However, to replicate the Void effect from the game to some extent, the shield's outer ring is made with translucent purple plastic.[25]
- The shield can be wielded via a handle and elastic strap, which is fastened comfortably with a hook and loop fastener.
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Destiny Universe Representations[]
- Main article: McFarlane Toys/Destiny Universe Representations
References[]
- ↑ Dornbush, J. (14 February 2017). Bungie Partnering With McFarlane Toys for Destiny Guardian Action Figures. IGN. Retrieved 18 February 2020.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Sarkar, S. (25 February 2017). Destiny is finally getting great action figures you can afford. Polygon. Retrieved 4 March 2024.
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 Leventhal, M. (19 February 2018). [Toy Fair 2018] McFarlane Showcase. Hi-Def Ninja.
- ↑ McFarlane. (9 February 2018). NYTF Teasers & Reveals!. Retrieved 18 February 2020.
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 Moore, J. (16 November 2018). Destiny Vault of Glass Titan Chatterwhite Shader Figure by McFarlane Toys. Toyark. Retrieved 4 March 2024.
- ↑ Destiny Dev Team. (10 January 2019). Our Destiny. Bungie. Retrieved 4 March 2024.
- ↑ McFarlane. Vault of Glass Titan. Retrieved 3 March 2024.
- ↑ McFarlane. Iron Banner Hunter. Retrieved 3 March 2024.
- ↑ McFarlane. King's Fall Warlock. Retrieved 3 March 2024.
- ↑ McFarlane. Titan Amduat Ink Shader with Helm of Saint-14 Helmet. Retrieved 3 March 2024.
- ↑ McFarlane. Hunter Blacksmith Shader with Celestial Nighthawk Helmet. Retrieved 3 March 2024.
- ↑ McFarlane. Warlock Hallow Shader with Light Beyond Nemesis Helmet. Retrieved 3 March 2024.
- ↑ McFarlane. Cayde-6. Retrieved 4 March 2024.
- ↑ McFarlane. Zavala. Retrieved 3 March 2024.
- ↑ McFarlane. Ikora Rey. Retrieved 4 March 2024.
- ↑ McFarlane. Titan Feud Unfading Shader. Retrieved 4 March 2024.
- ↑ McFarlane. Gunslinger Cayde-6. Retrieved 4 March 2024.
- ↑ McFarlane. Hunter Million Million Shader. Retrieved 4 March 2024.
- ↑ Entertainment Earth. Destiny Legacy Vault of Glass Titan Chatterwhite Shader Action Figure. Retrieved 4 March 2019.
- ↑ McFarlane. Legacy Vault of Glass Titan (Chatterwhite Shader). Retrieved 4 March 2024.
- ↑ McFarlane. Lord Saladin. Retrieved 4 March 2024.
- ↑ McFarlane. Lord Shaxx. Retrieved 4 March 2024.
- ↑ McFarlane. Iron Gjallarhorn. Retrieved 5 March 2024.
- ↑ McFarlane. Gjallarhorn Assembly Instructions. Retrieved 5 March 2024.
- ↑ McFarlane. Sentinel Shield. Retrieved 5 March 2024.
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