It's new! Well, it's a new head. The Armorvor is back at Onell Design, this time with a lion noggin. Also, it was late. Three flavors of Lion Armorvor were up, including a surprising return of the original Venjorun model - this time with a spare Lion head. Also the Four Horsemen Travelers were up, if you missed those, making this an ideal jumping-on point for these toys.
Click here to see what's left. Thankfully, the new Armorvors didn't sell out immediately.
A new drop is up at Cappy Space right now! Some old items are also still available. Click here to see what's still at the Cappy Space Bazaar.
Wave 96! The Onell Design mini-wave just landed and features eight total items - that's five figures and three accessory items, for those keeping track at home. The Manglors are the second released batch of these guys and the first ones in transparent colors, all for a mere $20. It's a good batch for building your own mutations in orange and red.
Check Onell.store for availability.
It's been a while! Onell Design was back in full form tonight with some great (hopefully) evergreen releases to celebrate its 14th anniversary. It's a great place for new fans to hop on board with new versions of classics and some new colorways of recent molds - if you never got a Sincroborg, now is a good time.
Click here to verify availability at Onell.store.
They sell out so quickly! Your pal and mine Cappy of Cappy Space Bazaar updated and some goodies already sold out. We'll have a review of one of the new guys shortly, but until then check out this menu and order something before it sells out.
Cappy wrote in to let us know there would be a Crayboth MK II and a Battle Tribes figure - and we just scraped these images off his Instagram. Will there be other surprises? I honestly don't know - but I look forward to it! Click here for the store.
A new troop! The Legion Lead Crayboth could have been a D-Con 2020 debut in an alternate timeline where COVID-19 didn't wipe out nearly every fan gathering in the USA from March onward. Last year, we got the nifty R-Toolio and C-Ps&Qs. This year, it would've been the Legion and legion Lead, both excellent figures nodding to the classic Star Wars Stormtooper.
They make look familiar - there's a good reason for that. Mark your calendars for Saturday, September 26, at 6:00 PM Pacific.
If you need to be on top of the mini Crayboth figures, Cappy has you covered. Click here for Cappy's Crayboth Checklist, a PDF of several pages showcasing hundreds of Crayboth variants as well as handy comparisons for checking exactly which bare blue version you have. 
The trend to incorporate sidekick figures - or just apply the plastic and paint of one figure to another - is delightful. Crayboth Zekroyas is a tiny little crab guy, designed to match Alpha 7 Zekroyas [FOTD #1,535] from the same wave as well as a Quallerran, too. 
Sidekick
figures are more or less commonplace in the Glyos universe, as each
series focuses on a new color of plastic and runs a number of new and
existing figures in that color. Once in a while you get a cool
crossover too, which means a figure like Obritron Diversus [FOTD #1,492] can get a little companion like Crayboth Diversus. Decorated vaguely like the Metaluna Mutant from This Island Earth. Due to the painted figures being developed apart from Onell Design, rarely is there a match - but we've got one now!
A different orange! The December 2015 Stowaway Crayboth
was a freebie in my box (thank you!) and as such, is not for sale.
It's similar to the Sunstorm color (that I don't have) but I have no
idea if it's an unpainted version of that figure, or a differentish
shade of orange we'll see return in a new drop. After missing a few
promo Crayboth and and a drop or two, I'm no longer all-in on the little
guys but I was happy to get this one (and a few others I sprang for) in
this particular box.
This figure doesn't have a name - and wasn't actually sold - so we'll just call him the (officially nameless) Brown Crayboth.
Onell Design has dropped in numerous promotional parts and figures,
which is one part awesome and one part obnoxious. As someone who was
collecting every Crayboth, the freebies being distributed randomly
resulted in my chain being broken so now I just grab odds and ends as I
go. I'm always delighted by them, and generally the freebie figures are
unpainted. This one actually has painted detail.
The Crayboth Marauder MK II
is a redesign of one of the first five boxed two-packs from many many
years ago, joining the Disruptor and the Standard on the remake train.
After a slow initial roll-out, the Crayboth figures are some of the
most collectible in the Glyos toy world thanks to a number of
unannounced, undisclosed freebie figures of which I even no longer have a
complete set - sometimes you get one, and sometimes you don't.
Thankfully those are unpainted, so for some of the best designs you
actually have a shot at requesting them.