Catcha-Pult Flip-Or and the Champions of Nefarity Wave 2 Companion Figure
Toss-R apparently needs help flinging packages and causing general delivery-related chaos, so Flip-Or and the Champions of Nefarity Wave 2 is adding Catcha-Pult as a companion figure. Currently on display at MOTUFest 2026, this rusty former Botcha unit was dug out of a Nefarity junkyard and rebuilt from spare parts and bolts to deliver both packages and pain, which feels entirely appropriate for this wonderfully strange line. Catcha-Pult’s big feature is a spring-loaded head designed to hold a package, rear back, and launch it through the air, giving Toss-R a mechanical partner that can actually participate in the gimmick rather than simply standing beside him. I also appreciate the joke behind using expensive action figures as airborne parcels, complete with the implied destruction of their collectible value. We recently got a closer look at the upcoming assortment through the Wave 2 MOTUFest 2026 booth images, and Catcha-Pult adds another layer to Toss-R’s package-flinging corner of Nefarity. Kickstarter signups for the second wave will be opening soon.
Catcha-Pult
Catcha-Pult has a wonderfully cobbled-together design, combining a rust-mottled Botcha body and tank treads with a mismatched cat face, one red eye, and a tiny chest-mounted computer. The boxing glove, spiked mace, and double-headed axe add to the scrap-built personality, while the spring-loaded head gives this companion its package-flinging feature.
The spring neck bends nearly horizontal before snapping the cat head forward, giving the launching gimmick a surprisingly broad travel arc. A side profile also reveals the layered tread assembly, with exposed wheels and metal-style braces adding to the salvaged machinery aesthetic.
The tan bandaids, gray crown patch, and mismatched ears give Catcha-Pult’s head an especially makeshift repair job. A separate silver-and-black blade adds one more compact accessory to the chaotic assortment.
The blue fly swatter and boxing glove attachment add another pair of mismatched tools to Catcha-Pult’s patched-together utility-bot design.
Uneven silver grille bars are part of the design, with dark grime packed between them giving the figure a suitably battered, junkyard-built expression.
