Review: Onell Design Glyos Versirran Crayboth

I started taking pictures of the unnamed freebie Versirran Crayboth back in 2012, with another batch in 2023, but never wrote the review. As far as I can tell there's no Glyos Wiki page for the "stowaways," the free figures Matt Doughty sometimes includes in shipments at no cost to remind you that you should always order something. Back in 2012, the Crayboth had been around for roughly four year and this guy was the 17th little critter in the line - so I had the wild idea that I would be all-in on Crays and complete the set. A few years later, I realized that was unlikely - and now we're up to hundreds of the little guys. They're all great, and with so many crossovers and freebies and promo figures that very few people are going to have them all. Cappy Space has a checklist which was last updated around 2023 and it is worth noting that a lot of these guys a) look similar and b) have no names elsewhere. If It weren't for documentation like this, I assume there would be no record anywhere of just how many of these guys were made over the years. 

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Review: The Outer Space Men, LLC Outer Space Men Bluestar Cyclops Action Figure

I bought a lot of figures I was missing a couple of years ago and have been slowly opening them. I assume it's unlikely we'll get many more of these guys, so Bluestar Cyclops is something to be savored... and also taken for granted. There are just so many of them that it was hard to really take them all in, even though they're amazing little things on their own. The entire Bluestar series is 19 figures so far, most of which were at least $20 initially. It adds up, and may be the biggest collection of blue glow-in-the-dark action figures you can buy. [ READ THE FULL REVIEW ]

Review: Toy Pizza Glow Vector Jump (Armor Kit)

I ordered the Glow Vector Jump (Armor Kit) back in 2017 not realizing it wasn't a full figure - oopsies. I would later place the armor on a green Lime Material Boy that I got with the Mikros Regen Capsule [FOTD #2,114] earlier that year. It's a good fit, don't you think? If you didn't have a spare Knight of the Slice in glow handy, you can put this glow armor on pretty much any of those basic figure bodies. [ READ THE FULL REVIEW ]

Review: Onell Design Glyos Infinite Anti-Pheyden Scaphoidian

I probably won't keep buying all of these guys in every color (especially with two figures being stow-awayed as pieces) but I couldn't say no to Infinite Anti-Pheyden Scaphoidian. (Or the Origin one.) Why? The mold's great, and the colors reminded me of one of few toys I had as a kid, sold, and regret - the Construx purple alien figure. The Sarvos head reminds me a lot of that helmet.

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Review: Onell Design Glyos Pheyden Prime

Given time and inflation, Onell Design manages to keep most of its stuff surprisingly affordable. Pheyden Prime was $12 in 2023, only $2 more than a similar 2019 Pheyden Regeneration figure. And for that $2, you got stuff - this figure is effectively similar with slightly different paint applications, and a vest, and some pins, and a scarf, and a blaster hand. That's $2 well spent.

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Review: Onell Design Glyos Pheyden Regeneration

I've bought lots of Glyos figures and some of them get reviewed immediately and some like Pheyden Regeneration sadly take while. Since they tend to sell out immediately I'm not necessarily in a huge rush - it's not like you can go buy it from the original source. Or eBay, much of the time. Produced in the low hundreds, these guys have been in production - in different colors - since 2007. The paint masks change, the colors change, and the plastic has been gradually tweaked until it had just the right amount of "give" so you can easily swap parts between releases.

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ToyFinity January 11, 2026 Drop Menu

 They're back! The Manglomortis has a new flavor and it's in stock at the ToyFinity shop.  Click here to see the newest stuff, which include a bunch of parts and heads as well as some very lovely Phrangoss colored figures.

 

ItemLabel January 6, 2026 Drop Menu

It's new!  After an A/V Robot last year, ItemLabel has its first Pibipon figures up for grabs. They seem to be roly-poly and surprisingly versatile builds with enough parts to delight the cat/Furby/creature fans out there.  The glittery red DC Formanchie Jelly is particularly bouncy looking.  Click here to check availability.

 

Review: Onell Design Glyos Infinite Anti-Pheyden Phrangoss

I missed out on the clear pink guy - all I got were legs so far - but I did get Infinite Anti-Pheyden Phrangoss. It's really nice. Sarvos was $18, Pheyden was $20, and Phrangoss was $22 - each figure has escalating paint applications. It's also worth noting each figure has unique paint masks with some shared elements. Silver Sarvos has the fewest, with all-red eyes and some other red markings. Blue Pheyden has more, with painted soles, fingers, thighs, belt, chest, and other odds and ends. Purplish Anti-Pheyden Phrangoss adds pink shoulders and knees (but not the same spots as Sarvos) as well as boot jets and lights on his back, just to name a few. Assuming Onell Design is marking these up at a consistent rate, it's really interesting to see what two dollars worth of paint and labor gets you. Does it look better? No question. Is it worth the extra cash? I'd say so.

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