The Prisoner: Wandering Planet Toys Reveals New Ultimate Edition Action Figures

Fans of the classic sci-fi series The Prisoner have been getting the action figures they always craved thanks to Wandering Planet Toys. Previously, the company released two series of retro-style The Prisoner figures in 2021 and 2024. Now they're stepping things up a notch with a line of larger, 6-inch scale Ultimate Edition figures.

With the crowdfunding campaign for The Prisoner Ultimate Edition figures now live, IGN can exclusively debut new images of these toys. Check them out in the slideshow gallery below:

The first Ultimate Edition series features two mainstays from the original series - Patrick McGoohan's Number 6 and Leo McKern’s Number 2. Both figures are noticeably larger and more detailed than what we saw from Wandering Palnet Toys' previous The Prisoner releases, with all the articulation you'd expect from modern figures.

Backers who order both figures will get a special bonus in the form of a metal The Prisoner lunchbox, which you can also see in the slideshow gallery above.

"Ever since we released our first wave of retro-style 4-inch action figures, Prisoner fans have been messaging us, asking us to make modern, 6-inch, highly-articulated figures in the 1:12 scale as well,” said Wandering Planet Toys co-founder Chris “Doc” Wyatt in a statement. “Getting that many requests, we couldn't help but respond. PRISONER fans ask for them, and here they are!"

"We've been working on and carefully designing these deluxe The Prisoner figures for some time,” added Wandering Planet Toys’ Gavin Hignight. “I'm thrilled that we finally get to bring 1:12 scale, TV accurate, highly articulated figures to Prisoner fans everywhere... I can't wait to put No6 and No12 on my shelf!"

The Kickstarter campaign for The Prisoner Ultimate Edition figures is live now.

In other toy news, Hasbro recently revealed a series of Marvel vs. Capcom-inspired Marvel Legends figures, and Hot Toys is making the Jar Jar Binks figure we never knew we needed.

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